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SOUTH COAST BEACHES

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CAMPGROUND

Whatever your camping style,
enjoy the pristine Maine woods
and our Southern Seacoast!
Just two miles from York
and Ogunquit Beaches.
Reservations begin January 1, 2017
Open May 12th - Sept. 17th

(207) 363-3626

www.dixonscampground.com
1740 US Route 1 * Cape Neddick

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lined with shops, games, pubs and dining,
and extends 1000 plus feet into the Atlantic
Ocean.
* The Counting House Museum of South
Berwick is a repository for documents, photographs and historic curiosities covering
a wide spectrum of community life in and
around the Berwicks, site of the first permanent settlement in Maine.
* The Marginal Way Scenic Walk in Ogunquit is a 1¼ mile breathtaking path along
breathtaking views of the ocean along a
craggy shoreline.
* Mt. Agamenticus consists of more than
10,000 acres and is located within an additional 30,000 acre expanse of conservation land in southern Maine and maintains
miles of trails for hikers, bikers, equestrians
and ATVs.
* The Cape Neddick Lighthouse (Nubble
Light) is located on a small, rocky island a
short distance off the eastern point of Cape
Neddick, about two miles north of the entrance to the York River and York Harbor.
Illuminated for the first time in 1879, the
Nubble is one of the most recognized icons
located in the Maine Beaches Region.
* The Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge was established in 1966 in cooperation
with the State of Maine to protect valuable
salt marshes and estuaries for migratory
birds. The refuge hosts a myriad of events
and activities and offers miles of trails for
hiking and birding.
* Fort McClary, built in the early 1700s, is a
series of ocean front buildings that made up
a key defense site during the Revolutionary
and Civil Wars. Visitors are invited to explore the property and remaining buildings,
which includes the original Block House.
* Walker's Point in Kennebunkport Maine is
the summer home of 41st President of the
United States, George Herbert Walker Bush.
While not open to the public, Walker Point
is visible from the water, and parts of the
property from the road.
* The East Point Sanctuary in Biddeford
Pool is maintained by the Maine Audubon
Society, and is considered to be one of the
premier birding spots on the northeast coast.

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