Always have a good time shacks are warm staff is very polite and helpful. Highly recommendread more

Very neat staff was super friendly and attentive. We had so much fun woukd def do it again next…read moreseason!

This little picnic area is nestled in the downtown area of Belgrade. A few picnic tables, benches,…read moreand plenty of spots to throw a cast. There is a few parking spots right in front and if not too busy across the street. The view is pretty amazing to take in while eating a bagged lunch or take out from one of the eateries in the area. Plenty of ducks to admire too!

Cute little Public park with benches overlooking Long Pond and just steps away from Days Store…read more Seems like a lot of people bring their lunch, kids and read books by the waters edge here. Dogs are not allowed there which I thought funny but did see people with their pets there. Many came to fish for a little while and others came to play their guitar too. Nice quaint spot to stop in and check out in Belgrade.

Beaver park is one of Maine secret gems. You'll find yourself navigating cute paths in this sweet…read morelittle woodsy park. Hike, swim, fish or take your kayaks for a peaceful ride amongst the ducks that often reside here.

This is our local town park in Lisbon, it's sort of our hidden gem! Want to hike? Lots of trails…read more Want some peace and quit? Beaver park is the place. Do you like to fish? Yes, you van and you should of course you need a fishing license. We have a gauge field, with two softball/ baseball fields. The cost is a few bucks it's worth it. I'm all about local, so if your in the Lisbon area stop by sometime.

Conveniently located, great gear selection and friendly, knowledgeable service. Ray Tread more

Well stocked for any type of fishing, good prices, and man at the counter was super helpful,…read moreapproachable, and knowledgeable in the field.

Hands down the best fishing trip I have ever done on fresh water! Clifton is not only very…read moreknowledgeable and respectful of Maine and its beauties, he's a great teacher and he knows the lake as it was his backyard. We got amazing catches! Small mouth and large mount bass, so much fun to catch and reel in. Clifton was able to teach me the most used and effective techniques in a heartbeat! And the Megunticook lake it's just something else! Pure beauty and relax. The boat you'll be fishing on it's absolutely perfect and super comfortable. Don't hesitate to go on one of the best local experience Maine can offer! You won't regret it trust me!

I would Highly recommended Cliff, if you are looking for a fishing guide on Megunticook Lake…read more He is very knowledgable & professional, we enjoy our time on the lake and the fishing is great each year when are in the area,

Swan Island is one of most enjoying camping experiences ever! It doesn't hurt that there is a…read morelobster bake available (pre-register) once a month either! I've been to the island just for the lobster bake twice before. I signed up again this year, and when confirming my registration, decided "last minute" to camp overnight! I'm thrilled I did, as I've said the last two times that I wanted to stay for the weekend. Next time, I think I'll stay two or three nights. This is such a peaceful place, with flush toilets and no showers or beach. You can swim off the dock in brackish water ... I'm not sure of the salinity.

Great hiking Great entertainment…read more Beautiful setting Kayaking and biking Concerts Lots to do You can rent a cabin and stay the night Too They even have a bog to visit

Great place! Was looking around on mainetrailfinder.com the other day and found that this place…read moredoes monthly full moon hikes for $5 a person. The guides were super knowledgeable about the 1000+ acre preserve and gave us a ton of info about the activities they do year round. Trails-a-plenty, super scenic, and the place is known for their beaver ponds.. I'd definitely recommend!

It's nice that they have a puffin and whale watching combo cruise. Being short on time, it was nice…read moreto have the opportunity to do both in one half day. We had a naturalist/animal guide who was knowledgeable and very attentive at identifying birds. There were a decent number of puffins, though they didn't really get close enough to make out the finer details by naked eye, but there are binoculars for rent (not sure how helpful they are because I had my own camera). We unfortunately didn't see any whales, but we were each given a standby ticket for a future cruise. The instructions in the email confirmation weren't completely accurate -- it instructed to go to a different pier where the cruise was actually going to be. Thankfully, I was able to reach staff over the phone and clarify this quickly. Definitely dress in layers, because once the boat starts powering out of the bay, the wind chills the temperature down a good 20 degrees. They did have blankets available but I'm not sure if they're an additional cost. The inside of the boat is nice and toasty, but the views aren't as crisp. I'd heard parking was rough, but if you go before June 1, I noticed some lots nearby were free, and there is free 4 hour parking a short 6 minute walk away that is just long enough for the cruise.

The boat that took us on the harbor cruise was very comfortable and relaxing. We sat on the open…read moredeck and had very comfortable seats and views. It was an hour reasonably well spent on the water, and I enjoyed that aspect of it. However, what I didn't enjoy was the fact that the person steering the boat, I'm assuming the captain of the ship, was also the person doing the talking. For the ENTIRE time on board, I didn't hear ONE word of what he said, and he was the one responsible for telling us all what we were looking at. It sounded like he was whispering or speaking very softly, or that the P.A. system was turned way down... and the boat engine was just loud enough to completely drown out his voice. Interestingly, I was sitting on the end, and my husband was in the seat next to me, closer to the middle aisle. He could hear "some" of what was being said, whereas I heard nothing. Sadly, my husband is the one with hearing loss, so maybe he would've heard even more. All I know is that I heard nothing but wanted to remain where I was seated because I was the one taking pictures and had the better view. Too bad I had NO idea what I was looking at. So I exited the boat at the end kind of disappointed, but again, it was relaxing being out on the water, so it wasn't a total waste.