- The list below includes 176 free or cheap things to do in or near Brunswick, Maine, including 87 different types of inexpensive activities like History Museums, Bowling, Movie Theaters and Dog Park.
- From Bowdoin College to Thomas Point Beach, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Brunswick and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Portland, South Portland, Bath and Boothbay Harbor.
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Little John Island Preserve is a 23 acre reserve populated by rocky beaches and red oaks. The preserve is home to wildlife such as bald eagles and great horned owls and maintains a half mile loop trail along the coast.
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Kids can get active and athletic by joining the Yarmouth Little League. Various baseball and softball leagues are available for children of all ages who enjoy sports and like being a part of a team.
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With views of Atkins Bay, Wilbur Preserve offers visitors a 0.6 mile trail through nature ending at a high stone ledge. There are also apple trees near the trail that can be picked.
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The Yarmouth Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and archiving the history and culture of the Yarmouth area. The society maintains historic places, and hosts a variety of community-focused events.
13.7 Miles
A 119-acre nature preserve, the Josephine Newman Sanctuary is affiliated with the Audubon Society. The sanctuary features more than two and a half miles of hiking trails, and contains salt marsh areas and woodland areas.
13.9 Miles
Reid State Park features a sandy beach unlike the usual rocky shoreline which is found in Maine in addition to a number of hiking trails. Visitors can also enjoy activities like picnicking, swimming and wildlife watching here.
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Sequin Lighthouse, or Seguin Lighthouse, is an active and functional lighthouse built in 1857. It is open for tours, and is an attraction on a number of historic and scenic cruises.
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Named in 2008 by Downeast Magazine the Best Saltwater Camping in Maine, the Hermit Island has 275 campsites and 3 small cabins for rental. It is suited for both tents and tent trailers.
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The land for Eagle Island State Park was given to the state of Maine by the family of North Pole explorer Robert E. Perry. After accessing the island by boat or kayak, visitors can hike trails, beachcomb, and seal watch while on the island that is now a bird sanctuary.
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10 Perkins Farm Land, Phippsburg, ME 04562
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With the construction of the fort begun in 1862 and never finished, Fort Popham State Historic Site has beaches, swimming areas and picnic areas, among others.