Maine Parks

Maine National and State Parks and Recreation

Maine has one national park, 36 State Parks, 1 State Forest, 1 State Memorial, 1 State Wildlife Management Area, 8 National Wildlife Refuges, and 3 Wilderness Areas.

• Aroostook State Park
• Baxter State Park
• Bradbury Mountain State Park
• Camden Hills State Park
• Cobscook Bay State Park
• Crescent Beach State Park
• Damariscotta Lake State Park
• Ferry Beach State Park
• Fort McClary State Park
• Fort Point State Park
• Fortknox State Park
• Grafton Notch State Park
• Lake Saint George State Park
• Lamoine State Park
• Lily Bay State Park
• Machias State Park
• Moose Point State Park
• Mount Blue State Park
• Owl’s Head State Park
• Peacock Beach State Park
• Peaks-Kenny State Park
• Popham Beach State Park
• Quoddy Head State Park
• Range Ponds State Park
• Rangeley Lake State Park
• Reid State Park
• Roque Bluffs State Park
• Scarborough Beach State Park
• Sebago Lake State Park
• Shackford Head State Park
• Swan Lake State Park
• Tacoma Lakes State Park
• Two Lights State Park
• Vaughan Woods State Park
• Warren Island State Park
• Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park

State Forest

• Durham State Forest

State Memorial

• Colburn House State Memorial

State Wildlife Management Area

• Pond Farm Wildlife Mgmt. Area

National Wildlife Refuges

• Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge  
• Carlton Pond Waterfowl Production Area  
• Cross Island National Wildlife Refuge  
• Franklin Island National Wildlife Refuge  
• Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge  
• Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge  
• Petit Manan National Wildlife Refuge  
• Pond Island National Wildlife Refuge  
• Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge  
• Seal Island National Wildlife Refuge  
• Sunkhaze Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
   

Maine Wilderness Areas

There are three wilderness areas in the state of Maine.

• Caribou-Speckled Mountain Wilderness
• Moosehorn (Baring Unit) Wilderness
• Moosehorn Wilderness