- TripBuzz found 32 things to do with kids in or near Augusta, Maine, including 19 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Damariscotta, Waterville, Wiscasset and Gardiner.
- From Children's Discovery Museum to The Bank Of Maine Ice Vault, the Augusta area offers 70 different types of family activities, including: Disc Golf, Bowling, Movie Theaters and Children's Museums.
- Augusta is the capital of Maine, but it is one of the smallest capital cities in the United States due to a population under 20,000. The urban area is located in the southern part of the state along the Kennebec River, which offers water-based recreation. Due to the origins of Augusta going back to the 1600s, many museums and historic architecture are at home in the city.
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Seguin Island is located near the mouth of the Kennebec River and is home to Maine's tallest and the oldest operational lighthouse.
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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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Once a religious site, Chocolate Church is now a multi-purpose venue which hosts a variety of performing arts events including plays, concerts and more. Visitors can also enjoy and explore the unique historic architecture of the place.
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Oven's Mouth Preserve is a wildlife and nature preserve located on the shores of the Cross River. It offers woodland hiking trails of varying levels as well as picnicking areas.
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Hoyts Cinemas in Auburn brings the quality film going experience to locals. Showing feature titles on ten screens, the theater offers state of the art video and sound, as well as a full service snack and drink bar.
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Lost Valley is a local skiing destination which features numerous ski trails of varying difficulty and maintains two chairlifts. During summers, visitors can enjoy mountain biking and paintball here.
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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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The Boothbay Playhouse is a local venue which hosts the staged productions of a variety of Broadway musicals with the participation of both professionals and local artists.
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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.