- The list below includes 34 free or cheap things to do in or near Waterville, Maine, including 71 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Art Gallery, Art Museum and History Museums.
- From Waterville City of to Colby College Museum of Art, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Waterville and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Augusta, Skowhegan and Gardiner.
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Byrnes Irish Pub is a full service tavern that features a selection of Irish beers on tap and a menu centered around pub fare alongside traditional old country selections. The Pub also regularly hosts live music and trivia nights.
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Seaspray Kayaking Rentals & Tours has multiple locations around mid-coastal Maine. All offer kayak and related equipment rentals, as well as either self- or professionally-guided kayaking tours. Visitors will see wildlife and scenic coastal views.
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At Bath Area Family Ymca, visitors can take advantage of fitness equipment and an indoor lap pool. The gymnasium has equipment like bars, mats, and even a two story rock climbing wall.
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With over 530,000 visitors each year, the Visitors Center provides useful information about the area to everyone enquiring about it.
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With pumpkinseed sunfish, hornpouts, brook trouts, and many more fishes, Shagg Pond offers visitors a pond to fish in while taking in the surrounding mountain views. Visitors can bring boats via a dirt access path.
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Named by some magazines, including the Boston Globe, as one of the main points of interests in the area, the Bath Iron Works has built ships since 1884, including for the United States Army.
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Situated on 680 acres, Bangor City Forest provides visitors with nature trails for outdoor activities like hiking and biking. The forest is home to wildlife like beavers, porcupines, hare, and other creatures.
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Visitors can utilize a 1 mile hiking trail and three-quarter mile multipurpose trail at School House Pond Preserve. The preserve was once the site of a schoolhouse between 1840 and 1895.
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As a destination for amateur geology, Mt. Apatite offers visitors a variety of rock quarries containing gems and stones to dig and collect. The area has trails, creeks, and forests for visitors to explore.
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One of the participants of the Ready to Learn national program, the Maine Discovery Museum was opened in 2001. Besides the hands-on exhibitions and the learning programs, it can also host birthday parties and other special events.