- The list below includes 108 free or cheap things to do in or near Georgetown, Maine, including 87 different types of inexpensive activities like National & State Parks, Lighthouses, History Museums and Parks.
- From Reid State Park to Sequin Lighthouse, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Georgetown and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brunswick, Boothbay Harbor, Bath and Freeport.
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28.1 Miles
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142 Free Street, Portland, ME 04101
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Children's Museum & Theatre of Maine is a children's museum dedicated to inspiring discovery and imagination through exploration and play. Attractions include several hands on exhibits and a variety of educational programs.
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A 1.5 acre park, Thomas Knight Park features a public dock in addition to extensive walking and biking trails. The park welcomes dogs, and offers extensive green spaces for them to run and play.
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Spanning ten acres, Mill Creek Park offers a variety of amenities. The scenic park has rose gardens, a fountain, and a gazebo that can be reserved for special events. The park hosts holiday events, ice skating in season, and concerts.
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Located in between three bodies of water, Millcreek Park offers visitors scenic views of its pond, brook, and river. The pond is home to ducks, and features a nearby gazebo and walking path.
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51 Westminster Street, Lewiston, ME 04104
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Situated in USM's Lewiston-Auburn College, The Atrium Art Gallery features a variety of contemporary Maine artists that use photography, sculpture, and paintings as their medium. The gallery rotates its work, featuring different artists at a time.
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Featuring a large grass field for outdoor sports, Legere Park has amenities like picnic tables, a half sized basketball court, a playground, and more. The playground consists of slides, monkey bars, and climbing walls on a wood chip floor.
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Cape Elizabeth East Light is a lighthouse and tourist attraction in eastern Cape Elizabeth. It offers panoramic views of the surrounding area. It is located near two state parks and a number of restaurants.
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One of the oldest and still most popular trails in Portland is the Back Cove Trail. It loops around the cove itself and offers prominent views of the city skyline while visitors walk, run, bike, and even take their dogs walking.
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11 Avon Street, Portland, ME 04101
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At the International Cryptozoology Museum, guests can learn about the strange history of legendary creatures like Bigfoot. Visitors can tour through the display area at their leisure and are free to ask the curator questions about the exhibit.
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Deering Oaks Park offers a natural play environment that is ADA Accessible. The park features a range of recreational activities including adventure bridges, climbing wall, playground, puzzle/mind panels, slide down pole, stationary cycler and a toddler area.