Reid State Park, Maine

Reid State Park N 43.790 W -69.7284 Click for Map

Description
Reid is 1.5 miles of sandy beach divided into 3 distinct sections. The terrain here varies between rocky spots, inlets and dunes. It also offers scenic views of the Seguin Island lighthouses, Cuckolds, and Hendricks Head. Parking exists for up to 1000 cars. Facilities include concessions, restrooms and a bathhouse. Lifeguards are on duty here in-season. A picnic area is available, as well. Along with being a recreational resource, this is also a nesting area for endangered least terns, piping plovers and other shorebirds.

Directions
From Route 1 in Woolwich, follow Route 127 south for 13 miles. The park is located on Seguinland Road in Georgetown.

Activities
swimming
walking

Parking
1000 spaces available

State: Maine
Town: Georgetown

Facilities
restrooms
bathhouse
concessions
picnic area

Safety
lifeguards