- The list below includes 199 free or cheap things to do in or near Portland, Maine, including 87 different types of inexpensive activities like Sports Facilities/Fields, Breweries, History Museums and Hiking Trails.
- From Casco Bay to Commercial Street, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Portland and in nearby cities within 25 miles like South Portland, Brunswick, Scarborough and Kennebunkport.
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Eveningstar Cinema is a single screen movie theater that airs mainstream and independent films. The theater is locally owned and operated and is available for hosting birthday parties and other group events.
22.9 Miles
Main Street in Brunswick stretches from the bridge over the Androscoggin River to Bowdoin College. Along the road are numerous restaurants serving different ethnic foods and small businesses including a bowling alley.
22.9 Miles
As a wilderness river, the Upper St. John River runs through many undeveloped forested areas. Canoeing is available in the gentler portions of the river while white water rafting can be conducted in the rougher parts.
23.1 Miles
Located on 17 acres, Brunswick Dog Park provides dogs with a space to roam free and socialize with other dogs. The park has a wood chip area, as well as a creek for dogs to splash and play in.
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Yankee Lanes of Brunswick is a bowling alley that offers 32 lanes with automatic scoring. They offer league play, cosmic bowling, and have a bar and grill that features live music on weekends.
23.2 Miles
Sequin Lighthouse, or Seguin Lighthouse, is an active and functional lighthouse built in 1857. It is open for tours, and is an attraction on a number of historic and scenic cruises.
23.2 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.
23.3 Miles
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.
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With the only connection to this special event being the bridal shop near it, the Wedding Cake House is built in the Victorian architectural style, with its façade made to look like it was made from gingerbread. Its stylish origins are dated back to 1840, as the legend says.