- The list below includes 158 free or cheap things to do in or near Ogunquit, Maine, including 98 different types of inexpensive activities like Beaches, Fishing, Hiking Trails and Art Museum.
- From Marginal Way to Ogunquit Beach, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Ogunquit and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Kennebunkport, Portsmouth, Saco and Hampton.
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Opened since 1989, the Bread & Roses bakery offers its visitors plenty of specialty pastries and handmade desserts, such as the carrot cake and the chocolate truffle torte.
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For nearly 20 years the World Within Sea Kayaking company has been serving watersport enthusiasts. Rentals of kayaks and paddle boards, lessons for both novices and children, and paddle board yoga are offered.
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Both beginners and experienced fishermen can enjoy the Bunny Clark Fishing Charter that features a crew with plenty of local fishing experience. Most of the excursions concentrate on fishing cod and other similar fish in the area.
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Featuring a captain knowledgeable about the prime fishing spots in the area, Bunny Clark Deep Sea Fishing takes visitors on full day fishing excursions. During the trips, visitors have the opportunity to catch fish like haddock and cod.
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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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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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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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Walker's Point was the 'summer White House' while President George H.W. Bush was in office. Visitors can pull off the highway and take photos of the New England style home, which has been in the Bush family since the late 1800s.
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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.