Accessible Beaches
The following represents information about recreational opportunities available to people with disabilities in Maine. The level of access and/or compliance with regulatory mandates for public accommodations has not been verified; the information has been provided by the listed organization. Calling ahead for specific accessibility information is highly recommended.
- Maine State Parks
- Search the Parks and Lands database for beaches. Accessibility information is available for many locations.
- Acadia National Park
- Acadia National Park's website provides accessibility information about the park's information centers, campgrounds, trails, carriage roads and carriages, ranger-led programs, museums, boat cruises, restaurants, gift shops and public transportation. The Golden Access Passport, free to U.S. citizens with disabilities, provides entrance and half-price camping at most national parks, monuments, and federal recreation areas.
Other Public Beaches
The following public beaches have been reported to have wheelchair accessible elements:
- Higgins Beach, Scarborough (salt water); parking, boardwalk to beach, beach surface adaptation.
- Hurd Park at Pine Point, Scarborough (salt water); parking, restrooms, outdoor shower, picnic tables, concessions, boardwalk to beach surface.
- Kettle Cove, Cape Elizabeth (salt water); ramp access to high water line.
- Crescent Beach, Cape Elizabeth (salt water); boardwalk to beach, beach surface adaptation.
