- The list below includes 60 free or cheap things to do in or near Bridgton, Maine, including 98 different types of inexpensive activities like Hiking Trails, Walking Trails, Movie Theaters and Other Entertainment.
- From Pondecherry Park to Holt Pond Preserve, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Bridgton and in nearby cities within 25 miles like North Conway, Conway, Jackson and Lewiston.
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Dyer Library offers the community a variety of services including a children's room, inter-loan library system and Elder Outreach Program. The library has joined with Saco Museum which is a regional museum of fine and decorative arts and historic artifacts.
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2 Old Orchard Street, Old Orchard Beach, ME 04064
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Opened in 1898 and with a length of 1825 feet, the Old Orchard Beach Pier is suited for all kinds of entertaining opportunities, including fishing. There are several restaurants which serve seafood specialties and not only, with some of them presenting live-acts of local artists.
40.7 Miles
Partially used for recreation, the Eastern Trail offers scenic routes for hikers, bicyclists and rollerblading. Paved, the route travels through a state park as well as many small towns and villages of Southern Maine.
40.8 Miles
Also known as the Biddeford and Saco ArtWalk, the Biddeford ArtWalk is a guided group stroll through the vibrant downtown Biddeford area. The walk takes participants past many local businesses with works and products on display.
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Originally built in 1778, the Clark House Museum was donated by the Clark Family for historic preservation. Its rooms are furnished with period antiques and curiosities. Also on-site is a Firehouse with antique fire trucks and a schoolhouse from 1805.
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The Libby Museum is a small museum focused on educating individuals on the topics of nature and art. The museum maintains displays on various types of wildlife, and is host to a number of children's programs.
40.8 Miles
Rather than a simple hiking trail, the Cotton Valley Trail is essentially a system of rail cars that run along the former Wolfeboro Railroad structures. Currently, there are 17 miles of railway being used along with the restored Fernald Station.
40.8 Miles
An open park area with grass and trees, Memorial Park features tennis and basketball courts, a veteran's memorial, a model lighthouse and paved walking paths. It also has a children's playground, picnic areas and small hills used for sledding.