- The list below includes 190 free or cheap things to do in or near Freeport, Maine, including 84 different types of inexpensive activities like National & State Parks, Farms & Ranches, Movie Theaters and Breweries.
- From Wolfe's Neck Woods State Park to Eagle Island State Park, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Freeport and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Portland, South Portland, Brunswick and Scarborough.
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For intrepid walkers in search of a scenic experience, Parson's Way is a winding walking path that takes hikers along the rocky Maine coastline. This roughly two mile walk offers dramatically changing scenery by season.
40.0 Miles
Built since 1887, the Saint Ann's Church is not only a place of worship, but also a place where life's most special events can be celebrated, such the wedding and the baptism.
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Barely a square mile in area, the Monhegan Island is a summer place well-loved for its serenity, relaxed pace and idyllic nature. This quaint island has no paved roads and no cars too—giving it a rustic appeal.
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A lighthouse built in 1824; the Monhegan Light is amongst the island's historic places. The current structure was built in 1850 after demolishing the old lighthouse structure that started to tilt, along with the fog bell.
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Accessible with a permit, Gooch's Beach offers visitors a scenic view of the Atlantic ocean and a beach to sunbathe on. The beach is located near the mouth of the Kennebunk River, where it empties into the ocean.
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The largest beach in the city, Gooch's Beach has 3 miles of talcum powder sand and it is popular among those wishing to stroll on the seashore.
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Kennebunk Beach is divided into three parts; 750-foot long Mother's Beach with playground, 1320 Middle Beach with summer cottages and hotels, 3300-foot long Gooth's Beach for swimming and sand castle building. Visitors need a parking permit available at City Hall to park near the beaches.
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Entrance to Boothbay Harbor, Boothbay Harbor, ME
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Built in 1821, the Burnt Island Light Station is a lighthouse that is on the National Register of Historic Places. The station is now home to a living history museum that is run by the State Department of Marine Resources.
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Porcupine Ridge Disc Golf is a linear 18-hole disc golf course for intermediate and pro players, located on 40 acres of land. The course features a mix of field and wooded play and includes many long drives.
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The collection of the Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum offers its visitors a glimpse into the village's history and lighthouse's past. It has a gift shop.