Top Things to do in Mid Coast Maine
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The 10 Best Bodies of Water in Mid Coast Maine, Mid Coast Maine
Discover the best top things to do in Mid Coast Maine, United States including St. George River, Herring Gut Learning Center, Swan Lake State Park, Damariscotta Lake State Park, Megunticook Lake, The Swimming Hole At Bristol Dam, Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve, Tide MIll/Grist Mill Landing, Ducktrap River Park, Chickawaukee Lake.
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1. St. George River
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
Scenic river that runs through the charming seacoast town of Camden known for great paddling and other recreational activities.
2. Herring Gut Learning Center
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Herring Gut Learning Center is a non-profit marine education center overlooking a working harbor in the small fishing village of Port Clyde, Maine. We use the abundant coastal resources surrounding our campus to present aquaculture and marine science programs. Stop in for a tour today!
3. Swan Lake State Park
4. Damariscotta Lake State Park
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5.0 based on 4 reviews
5. Megunticook Lake
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4.5 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By cardou27 - Greenwich, United States
We are privileged to watch the leaves change on this beautiful lake just 5 miles from Camden, ME. We are camped out in a lovely house along the lake and are astonished at the breath-taking views of the surrounding area. Plenty of walks. We particularly like the nearby Fernald Preserve. For those who want a more serious climb, there are plenty of trails leading to and around Mount Battie.
6. The Swimming Hole At Bristol Dam
7. Rachel Carson Salt Pond Preserve
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4.0 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By andreag709
We heard about this place on the Seal Watch cruise. We decided to check it out, and it was definitely worth the time. If you like that sort of thing. It isn't particularly exciting, unless you are into natural beauty and sea life, etc. We saw several varieties of periwinkles, sea weed, and other small creatures that one would find in a tide pool. There were some beach roses and beach peas growing nearby, and up on the road, several artists were set up with their paints and easels to capture the scene. We climbed on the rocks, played with seaweed and took several pictures on what we found. It might not warrant a special trip, but if you are in the area, it is definitely worth stopping by.
8. Tide MIll/Grist Mill Landing
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4.0 based on 1 reviews
9. Ducktrap River Park
10. Chickawaukee Lake
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