- TripBuzz found 75 things to do with kids in or near Auburn, Maine, including 67 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Brunswick, Freeport, Bath and Bridgton.
- From Taber's Lakeside Stand to Lost Valley, the Auburn area offers 91 different types of family activities, including: Movie Theaters, Mini Golf, Theaters and Parks.
- Auburn is a city located in the southeastern portion of the state, acting as half of the Lewiston-Auburn Metropolitan Area. Both the Little Androscoggin River and the Androscoggin River run through the area and offer plenty of water-based recreation like swimming, boating, and fishing. The picturesque nature of the region has even led to the city being home to an annual hot air balloon festival.
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649A US Route 1, Scarborough, ME 4074
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Founded in 1961, the Scarborough Historical Society & Museum collects and exhibits historical artifacts and objects related to the city. Exhibits include implements for farming and historical photos from local schools.
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Also known as the Bethel Hill Common, The Bethel Common is an open area surrounded by beautiful and historic homes. The Common is a good spot for picnicking, and hosts special events.
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Sunday River Ski Resort is one of the premier ski resorts in Maine featuring more than a hundred ski trails traversing a terrain of interconnected peaks which can be enjoyed both by novice as well as expert skiers.
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Pine Point Road, Scarborough, ME 4074
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Scarborough Marsh Nature Center features the state's largest salt marsh. The center provides a variety of guided and self-guided walks and canoe tours, as well as exhibits, a nature trail, canoe rentals and a Maine Audubon Nature Store.
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Bayley's Ice Cream offers its clients novel homemade ice-cream flavors and plenty of shaded seating for the entire family to enjoy them.
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Route 9 / Pine Point Rd, Scarborough, ME
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Information about the state's largest salt marsh can be found at the Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center. In here are exhibited some wildlife specimens from the area, and it also has a canoe renting facility.
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418 Black Point Road, Scarborough, ME 4074
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Scarborough Beach State Park is open from the beginning of April through the end of October. Water-related beach recreation like swimming, boogie boarding, and even general sunbathing are popular on the extensive sandy beach.
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With a rich history dating back to the first pilgrim's houses from the beginning of the 17th century, the Colonial Pemaquid State Historic Site also has, besides the historic buildings, picnic sites, docking facilities and plenty of trails.
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Damariscove Island is home to a historic, picturesque village and lighthouse. Visitors can dock boats in many places around the island for picnics on the beach or to explore island coves. There is also a walking trail with historical markers.
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With a total height of 43 feet, Screw Auger Falls has 6 drops, the tallest having 18 feet. It is a favorite location because it is a scenic landmark with plenty of trails leading to it and from it.