State Parks in Maine

Der US-Bundesstaat Maine unterhält 40 State Parks und 17 State Historic Sites (Stand: Februar 2010). Die State Parks in Maine werden vom Maine Bureau of Parks & Lands verwaltet, das eine Abteilung des Department of Conversation des Staates Maine ist. Der erste State Park, Aroostook State Park, wurde 1939 gegründet.

• Allagash Wilderness Waterway State Park
• Androscoggin Riverlands
• Aroostook State Park
• Baxter State Park
• Birch Point 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 Point State Park
• Grafton Notch State Park
• Holbrook Island Sanctuary State Park
• Lake St. George State Park
• Lamoine State Park
• Lily Bay State Park
• Moose Point State Park
• Mount Blue State Park
• Owls Head State Park
• Peacock Beach State Park
• Peaks-Kenny State Park
• Penobscot Narrows Observatory
• Penobscot River Corridor
• 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
• Shackford Head State Park
• Sebago Lake State Park
• Swan Island
• Swan Lake State Park
• Swans Falls Campground
• Two Lights State Park
• Vaughan Woods State Park
• Warren Island State Park
• Wolfe’s Neck Woods State Park

• Bible Point State Historic Site
• Colburn House State Historic Site
• Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site
• Eagle Island
• Fort Baldwin State Historic Site
• Fort Edgecomb
• Fort Halifax
• Fort Kent
• Fort Knox
• Fort McClary State Historic Site
• Fort O’Brien
• Fort Popham State Historic Site
• John Paul Jones State Historic Site
• Katahdin Iron Works
• Storer Garrison State Historic Site
• Whaleback Shell Midden

• Barbara Sinotte: Maine: A Guide to the State Parks, National Parks & Historic sites. Kindle Edition 2010

Commons: State parks of Maine – Sammlung von Bildern, Videos und Audiodateien

• Internetpräsenz des Bureau of Parks & Lands