- The list below includes 199 free or cheap things to do in or near Kennebunkport, Maine, including 85 different types of inexpensive activities like Beaches, Religious Buildings, Scenic Drives and Cooking Classes.
- From Ocean Avenue to Walker's Point, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Kennebunkport and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Portland, South Portland, Scarborough and Saco.
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Ocean Avenue follows the Kennebunk River along the Atlantic Ocean through Kennebunkport, Maine. The avenue passes Walker's Point and several other mansions, along with ocean views, along with restaurants and shops.
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Walker's Point was the 'summer White House' while President George H.W. Bush was in office. Visitors can pull off the highway and take photos of the New England style home, which has been in the Bush family since the late 1800s.
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Kennebunk Beach is divided into three parts; 750-foot long Mother's Beach with playground, 1320 Middle Beach with summer cottages and hotels, 3300-foot long Gooth's Beach for swimming and sand castle building. Visitors need a parking permit available at City Hall to park near the beaches.
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For intrepid walkers in search of a scenic experience, Parson's Way is a winding walking path that takes hikers along the rocky Maine coastline. This roughly two mile walk offers dramatically changing scenery by season.
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The largest beach in the city, Gooch's Beach has 3 miles of talcum powder sand and it is popular among those wishing to stroll on the seashore.
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At Goose Rocks Beach, visitors can spend a day in the sun on the white sands of the three mile coastline. The beach has a barrier reef and several islands to explore by kayak.
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Built since 1887, the Saint Ann's Church is not only a place of worship, but also a place where life's most special events can be celebrated, such the wedding and the baptism.
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Founded in 1947, the St. Anthony's Monastery is the creation of several Lithuanian monks who were displaced by the events in the WWII. On its site is found the paths of saints, named this way because of the statues guarding it.
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With the only connection to this special event being the bridal shop near it, the Wedding Cake House is built in the Victorian architectural style, with its façade made to look like it was made from gingerbread. Its stylish origins are dated back to 1840, as the legend says.
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195 Log Cabin Road, Kennebunkport, ME 04046
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Covering 330 acres, the Seashore Trolley Museum, Kennebunkport, ME is dedicated to the public transport in America, with an emphasis on its origins and development.