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* Full hook-up RV Sites
* New & Used Park Models for Sale
* Close proximity to the ocean
* The Grand Lodge
* Game Room
* Billiards
* Convenient camp/RV store
* Swimming pool & sun deck
* Hot Tub

* Kids splash pool
* Laundry facilities
* Picnic area
* Featured Playground
* Pro putting green
* Horseshoe pits
* Pickle ball

* Bocce
* Trolley service to beaches, restaurants and local destinations
* Swings, Basketball court and tether ball
* Wooded walking trails
* Brutus' Backyard doggie park
* Sponsored activities throughout the summer season

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South Coast * Beaches
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Attractions and Highlights of the Region:
* Maine's most photographed lighthouse, The Nubble-officially
Nubble
The Cape
Neddick Lighthouse-sits
Lighthouse
on a small,
rocky island about two miles north of the
York River and York Harbor. #TheNubbleLighthouse.
* The Old Orchard Beach Pier is a lively
boardwalk that extends 500 feet into the
ocean filled with all kinds of shopping,
eating and entertainment venues.
* Ogunquit's Marginal Way is a breathtaking, not-to-be-missed 1.25 scenic mile
walk along a quintessential Maine rocky.
* Walker's Point in Kennebunkport is the
summer home of former U.S. President,
George H. W. Bush. While not open to
the public, the property is visible from
both the shore and by boat.

settlement, today The Counting House
Museum of South Berwick holds an archive of the ephemera, photographs,
and historic curiosities from this early
Maine community.
* At 692 ft. (211 m) Mt. Agamenticus is
not tall, but on a clear day you'll spot
Boon Island to the east and Mt. Washington to the north. Also, enjoy the parks
miles of shared trails over a total of
40,000 acres.
* The Rachel Carson National Wildlife
Refuge in Wells (1966) protects valuable
shoreline habitat for migratory birds and
other wildlife. Visitors are welcome to
enjoy excellent birding along the miles
of trails through the marshes and many
annual events,
* Explore Fort McClary in Kittery, which
began as a simple 17th century military
outpost grew to include many other
structures including the Block House.

* The Seashore Trolley Museum in Kennebunkport features the largest collection of public transportation vehicles in
the U.S.

* Maine Audubon Society invites birders
to visit the East Point Sanctuary in Biddeford Pool, which is perhaps New England's premier birding spot.

* Berwick was Maine's first permanent

* The John Paul Jones Memorial in Kittery commemorates the site where in

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1777 the U.S.S. Ranger was built and
launched.
* The Old York Historical Society includes
seven historic buildings dating back to
the 18th century, including the Old Gaol,
one of the oldest public buildings in the
U.S. (1719)
* The Wells Auto Museum features more
than 75 cars from 1900 to 1963, including gas, steam, and electric powered vehicles.
* The Brick Store Museum in Kennebunk
offers an architectural walking tour along
Main Street and " Sea Captain's Row. "
Visitors will view a variety of the 19th
century architectural styles, both commercial and domestic.
* Goodall Park in Sanford, is home to
the Sanford Mainers of the New England
Collegiate Baseball League. The park
opened in 1915 and has a seating capacity of 950. It is also home to a number of
events including Sanford on Tap, a food
truck and brew fest held each August.
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