Moose Point State Park

Introduction of Moose Point State Park

Moose Point State Park, located just off the scenic U.S. Route 1 along the Maine coastline, is a peaceful place to have a picnic, walk trails, and enjoy panoramic views of Penobscot Bay.

The land was formerly a dairy farm before being donated to the state as a park in 1952. The park was named after a rocky outcropping in the bay. There are three distinct hiking trails totaling more than two miles in length. One trail leads to Moose Point along the rocky shoreline, with occasional views of the bay. Another meanders through the mixed deciduous and conifer woods to the shore, while the third meander through the grassy open area.

Camping

Moose Point State Park Activities

Hunting

Hunting is permitted, but please contact the park for details on hunting permits and regulations.

Bicycling

The bike rack is available, but bikes are not permitted on the trails. Route 1 does, however, have a bike lane.

Hunting

Hunting is permitted, but please contact the park for more information on hunting permits and regulations.

Moose Point State Park Location

Moose Point State Park is located along US Route 1 between Belfast and Searsport. Excellent signage

Parking

Parking is available

Public Transport

Public transport is not available