We loved this beach, the water was crystal clear. When we went in it was beatiful and the water was…read morenot freezing but still cold. I also appreciated the walk from our motel to the beach. No need to park car with could be pricey. It's a family beach and very relaxing. We loved low tide and walked a lot! Great beach I forgot to mention they have bathrooms as well which were very clean!

Parking $7/hour or $45 the whole day! Would recommend to come early because parking was getting…read morepacked. We came at 9am on a Sunday and it was already pretty busy. Once you cross the bridge, the beach is very close. The sand is nice and the water is cold. The bathrooms were tight but it's at the front by parking. If you go at noon during a busy summer season, be prepared to wait. Wish there was food vendors for some snacks. So make sure to bring your own drinks/food. There is a lobster shack at the end of the road but looks like a hassle to walk to.

Update Aug 2016... Voodoo Beach lives on. While slamming some brews and clam strips at Forbes I…read morefound some top secret paperwork. This chart detailed information regarding when the beach would be present and when it would go away. I can only assume that this was accidentally left behind by a member of the CIA, the FBI, the NOAA, or Trump/Pence 2016. There's no way OBummer could have published the government's schedule for the ocean; he's always on vacation (per Fox News). New for 2016 I've discovered the game of Cornholio played by America's youth. They throw sacks at each others' holes all day in an attempt to get points. I find this game confusing, frustrating, entertaining, and intoxicating. Game on Wayne! Game on Garth!

Perfect beach to getaway from crowds. Very relaxing for couples and small families! However,…read moreparking is VERY limited, which is something I've noticed in Maine.

Ogunquit Beach is a wide stretch of soft white sand. The…read morehistoric downtown area is filled with charming local shops, great spots to eat, and classic New England buildings. Walking along the scenic Marginal Way cliff path gives you breathtaking views of the crashing waves below. It is a wonderful, lively destination for a relaxing getaway by the sea. The welcoming coastal vibe makes it a place you will want to visit over and over again.

One of my favorite beaches in the world! Love walking the entire stretch of the beach from Ogunquit…read moreto Wells, about 3.5 miles in each direction. Ogunquit beach has a very gradual slope which makes it perfect for long walks - you don't get the feeling that you are walking on a slant. It's absolutely gorgeous, with large sandy expanses, especially at low tide. There are often flocks of sandpipers, which I love to watch as they run so quickly over the sand and search for food. Ogunquit Beach is especially nice in the off season - the crowd spreads out over the area so you never feel as if people are on top of you like you might in the peak season. There is a parking lot that is free from November-March, and you can also easily walk to the beach from in town. Next to the parking lot there is a covered area with chairs and benches which are perfect for just relaxing by the ocean. There are also a couple of restaurants, a snack bar, a beach store, and an ice cream shop very close by.

The nicest beach that we visited in the Kennebunkport area. Clean and spacious. Parking is limited.read more

Beautiful and private (at least in late September). So happy to have randomly discovered!read more

This spot isn't really a beach ... it's a rocky little cove with a sea wall. When the tide comes…read morein, it's right up to the road. This was the most convenient place for us to enjoy surf today. It's quiet ... except for the crashing waves!

What a beautiful beach. So clean and a wide area of sand to stretch out on. The sand near the water…read moreis hard which is nice to take a stroll on. The sand further away is soft and power like. The parking is also easy and close to several entrances. You do have a pay to park.

Best swimming beach in Kennebunkport, ME!…read more Plenty of clean, soft sand with water temps in low 70's during summers. However, be prepared for a $40 street parking charge (payable via the passport app) or risk an $85 parking ticket. - I did see a meter reader issuing tickets. BYOB / FOOD as none is available nearby

Mother's Beach in Kennebunk is a small, quiet, and sandy spot that is wonderful for a peaceful day…read moreby the water. The calm waves and gentle slope make it an ideal place to relax and enjoy the coastal views. It has a cozy neighborhood feel and is located right near a nice playground for kids. This lovely little beach is a hidden gem for anyone looking to escape the busier crowds.

This is a beautiful beach, parking can be tough though. Otherwise the beach is great for walks and…read morea short swim!

I love this beach so much and go all the time, it is beautiful! I do wish it was a little cleaner…read morein the summer, (especially in the water) because it does get super busy, and it's a little gross having when you practically have to swim in seaweed.

During a run today I stopped by Bayview to get a drink, Many…read morethanks to the nice young lifeguard who offered me a bottled water while I was waiting to use the hose, he was so polite and help full. Lisa

This review is intended for loud tourists from MA that don't know how to park their Abrams…read moretank-sized car. DO NOT GO THERE. If someone has told you that this is a beautiful beach park with fabulous views, they were dead wrong. If you think it might be a great place to fire up a grill and relax, you are sorely mistaken. If you got the crazy idea in your head that this would be the perfect way to spend a summer day, I say, no way, Jose. This place is not for you. Keep on trucking in your monstrous SUV. The fried dough at Old Orchard Beach is calling out to you.

Parking, $25, very close to the beach, or strangely, $25 per person, to park outside the gate and…read morewalk in. Big picture: Quiet remote secluded beach front, with wooded winding gravel walkways along its coast, and interior park pavilion for hosting larger parties. Details: You're going to have to scramble down boulders and rocks, to get down to the water. Most of the shore beyond the boulders and rocks is river stone, with scant areas of sand. Relatively convenient restrooms. Never jammed with people, like the wide sandy NH and MA beaches. Bring your own food and drink, there's nothing nearby, but does have picnic tables. Constant breeze, quite cool as of late afternoon.