- The list below includes 98 free or cheap things to do in or near Owls Head, Maine, including 70 different types of inexpensive activities like Specialty Museums, National & State Parks, Lighthouses and Art Gallery.
- From Birch Point Beach State Park to Owls Head Lighthouse, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Owls Head and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Rockland, Deer Isle, Camden and Belfast.
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The Telephone Museum is an interactive museum featuring working telephone switchboards, switching systems, and telephones. From hand-crank magneto phones to manual switch boards, visitors are encouraged to get their hands on the equipment and explore the history of the telephone.
45.9 Miles
Pirate's Cove offers three different miniature golf courses. The three courses each feature nine holes with waterfalls, and pirate themed landscapes and decor meant to challenge the entire family, or families can play all three courses for a longer experience.
46.0 Miles
Spanning over 47,000 acres, Acadia National Park encompasses various islands and offers scenic views of mountains, waterfronts, and woodlands. Over 40 different species of mammalian wildlife and a wide variety of plants are found here.
46.0 Miles
The City of Waterville is a small town with an active downtown area. It has a variety of dining options, as well as a wide array of locally-owned and operated businesses.
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At Maine Fiberarts Visitor Center, guests can explore exhibits featuring artwork pieces with fiber as the medium. The collection consists of rugs, quilts, draperies, books, and more. The center also hosts classes on felt making and basket weaving.
46.3 Miles
Designed for open and free roaming, Merrymeeting Dog Park is a fun place for animal lovers to gather. Visitors are asked to comply with a list of rules to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all pets.
46.4 Miles
Frenchman Bay is a picturesque harbor area within view of a number of hotels and patio bars. There are ranger-led tours of the area that allow visitors to see islands and wildlife.
46.4 Miles
A nature preserve open to visitors during daylight hours 365 days a year, the Cathance River Preserve features numerous hiking and walking trails. Guides offer weekend educational seminars and the Preserve hosts youth day camps in the summer.
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To enjoy the unique display of textile art, visitors check out the Pejepscot Historical Society. Exhibits include pieces reflecting local history events and an array of other collections that rotate.
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Showcasing the Brunswick area, the Pejepscot Museum features rotating exhibits on a variety of local history from a 50,000-piece inventory of photographs and artifacts. The museum is open year round and is adjacent to the Skolfield-Whittier House.