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Farmington Fair

Division / Program: Agriculture Resource Development
Date: September 20, 2026 - September 26, 2026
Location: Farmington, Maine
Event Type: Fair

Large midway, exhibit halls, livestock exhibits, animal pull events, harness racing, demolition derby.

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Common Ground Country Fair

Division / Program: Agriculture Resource Development
Date: September 25, 2026 - September 27, 2026
Location: Unity, Maine
Event Type: Fair

A celebration of rural life, demonstrations, Maine-Organic produced foods and crafts as well as livestock exhibits.

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Cumberland Fair

Division / Program: Agriculture Resource Development
Date: September 27, 2026 - October 3, 2026
Location: Cumberland Ctr, Maine
Event Type: Fair

Large exhibit halls, midway and livestock exhibits. Animal pull events and harness racing.

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Fryeburg Fair

Division / Program: Agriculture Resource Development
Date: October 4, 2026 - October 11, 2026
Location: Fryeburg, Maine
Event Type: Fair

Maine's largest agricultural fair. Beautiful setting in prime foliage season. Exhibit halls, museum, harness racing and livestock shows.

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Videographer and Video Editor(s)

Division / Program: Maine Conservation Corps

Location: MCC Office in Augusta
Event Type: Volunteer

Maine Conservation Corps (MCC) is seeking a videographer and video editor(s) who can create a few short film projects to help us in our marketing and recruitment endeavors.

MCC is an AmeriCorps program that provides opportunities for people to get outdoors and contribute to the greater good. Our mission is to accomplish conservation initiatives that inspire people and enhance communities, and that's what we've been doing since our establishment in 1983.

Every year, we place almost 100 individuals throughout the entire state of Maine to conserve and protect our natural resources. They participate in trail maintenance and erosion control, water quality and wildlife monitoring, invasive plant removal, outdoor education and outreach, and so much more.

In addition, we provide people with an opportunity to learn valuable life skills, gain confidence, and become lifelong advocates of the environment.

We need your help to spread the word about the awesome things we are getting done!

Responsibilities

Produce short marketing videos 30, 60, or 90 seconds in length
Ensure our key messages and goals are incorporated into the videos
Possession of necessary film equipment, including camera, editing software, lighting, or sound equipment
Travel with or without an MCC staff person to project sites to get footage of members and projects
Edit footage and collaborate with MCC staff to create the final product
Input music, dialogues, graphics, and effects
Ensure logical sequencing and smooth running
Collect appropriate consent from persons interviewed, photographed, etc.
Ensure final products are accessible (e.g., audio descriptions, closed captions, etc.)
Receive express written consent from MCC before disseminating products
Check-in regularly with MCC staff for updates and communicate any needs through email or face-to-face meetings

Qualifications

Professional or personal experience in video production: filming, image, and sound editing (samples of past work would be very appreciated)
Professional, energetic, creative, and self-motivated
Effective communicator and troubleshooter
Ability to make decisions and follow through with minimal supervision
Ability to follow through and meet deadlines and possess a strong sense of responsibility

To Get Involved

If you're interested in this, or other volunteer projects, please fill out our quick interest form!

Contact Phone: (207) 624-6085

Full Moon Observation at Camden Hills State Park

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 26, 2026
Time: 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Location: 280 Belfast Road, Camden, ME 04843
State Park: Camden Hills
Event Type: Nature Exploration

Enjoy the full "Harvest" Moon from the top of Mount Battie. Moonrise will be at 6:12 p.m. The gate will be open until 10:00 p.m., so arrive early and bring your own binoculars and telescopes. This is a self-guided viewing.

Contact Name: The park
Contact Phone: (207) 236-3109
Cost: Free with park admission: Adult Maine Resident: $4; Adult Non-Resident: $6; Senior Non-Resident: $2; Children 5-11 years old: $1; Children under 5 and Maine Seniors are free.
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Ridge Trail Rehabilitation at Camden Hills State Park - Most weekdays with Eric Brooks.

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 1, 2026 - September 30, 2026
Location: 280 Belfast Rd. Camden, ME 04843
State Park: Camden Hills
Event Type: Nature Exploration, Volunteer

Join Trails Supervisor Erik Brooks to learn ways of correcting trail erosion. No experience necessary. FMI contact camdentrails@gmail.com .

Contact Name: Camden Hills State Park
Contact Phone: (207) 236-3109
Cost: Park Visitor Day Use: $1.00 ages 5-11, $4.00 Maine residents age 12-64, $6.00 non residents age 12-64, $2.00 non residents 65+; persons under 5 & Maine residents 65+ free
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Paddle with a Ranger at Damariscotta Lake State Park

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 24, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Next to the playground on the grass, at the south end of the parking lot. 8 State Park Road, Jefferson, ME, 04348.
State Park: Damariscotta Lake
Event Type: Nature Exploration

Join a Maine State Park Ranger on an excursion on beautiful Damariscotta Lake! When you "Paddle with a Ranger", bring a Canoe, Kayak, or S.U.P. of your choosing, and remember your flotation vest. Learn fun facts about the Lake and the State of Maine on select Thursdays at 2:00 PM. All children must paddle with a parent or guardian in a shared vessel. No Canoe or Kayak rental is available. The program is open to the public, free of charge; but patrons are required to pay the park entrance fee.

Contact Name: The Park
Contact Phone: (207) 549-7600
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Hike with the Ranger - Nature Trail to Mt. Battie. At Camden Hills State Park.

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 26, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM - 6:00 AM
Location: 280 Belfast Road, Camden, Maine 04843. Meet at the park entry booth.
State Park: Camden Hills
Event Type: Nature Exploration

Join a Park Ranger to hike the Nature Trail to Mt. Battie. this is a moderate 2.4-mile hike. Please wear sturdy boots. sunscreen, and bug repellent. Bring plenty of water and binoculars if you have them. Meet at the park entry booth.

Contact Name: The park
Contact Phone: (207) 236-3109
Cost: Park Visitor Day Use: $1.00 ages 5-11, $4.00 Maine residents age 12-64, $6.00 non-residents age 12-64, $2.00 non-residents 65+; persons under 5 & Maine residents 65+ free
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Related Documents: September program flyer (PDF 610KB)

Wildlife Keychain Workshop at Cobscook Bay State Park

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 26, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: 40 S Edmunds Rd in Edmunds Township. Meet at the playground.
State Park: Cobscook Bay
Event Type: Nature Exploration

Create your own colorful animal keychain using pony beads while learning about some of Maine's wildlife. Meet at the playground.

Contact Name: The park
Contact Phone: (207) 726-4412
Cost: Park Visitor Day Use: $1.00 ages 5-11, $4.00 Maine residents age 12-64, $6.00 non-residents age 12-64, $2.00 non-residents 65+; persons under 5 & Maine residents 65+ free
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Fingerprints of the Forest. At Cobscook Bay State Park

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 26, 2026
Time: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Location: 40 S Edmunds Rd in Edmunds Township. Meet at the playground.
State Park: Cobscook Bay
Event Type: Nature Exploration

Learn about the trees of Maine and create your own leaf rubbing booklet to take home as you explore the shapes, textures, and characteristics of different leaves. Meet at the playground.

Maine Headbanz at Cobscook Bay State Park

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 26, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: 40 S Edmunds Rd in Edmunds Township. Meet at the playground.
State Park: Cobscook Bay
Event Type: Nature Exploration

Participants will put their Maine and Downeast knowledge to the test in a fun game of Headbanz featuring custom cards inspired by the region's wildlife, landmarks, outdoor recreation, and local culture. Meet at the playground.

Smokey Bear Olympics at Cobscook Bay State Park

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: September 26, 2026
Time: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Location: 40 S Edmunds Rd in Edmunds Township. Meet at the playground.
State Park: Cobscook Bay
Event Type: Nature Exploration

Learn about fire safety and Smokey Bear at Smokey Bear Olympics. Participants will compete in activities and games which teach fire safety! (Smokey will not be at the program.)

Contact Phone: (207) 726-4412
Cost: Park Visitor Day Use: $1.00 ages 5-11, $4.00 Maine residents age 12-64, $6.00 non-residents age 12-64, $2.00 non-residents 65+; persons under 5 & Maine residents 65+ free
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CANCELLED: Spruce Budworm Treatment Information Session - Fort Kent

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: September 24, 2026
Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Nadeau Hall, University of Maine Fort Kent, 23 University Drive, Fort Kent Maine
Event Type: Workshop/Training

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Join the Maine Forest Service and University of Maine at Fort Kent staff involved in the project for a free educational event to learn more about spruce budworm, monitoring, and this year's efforts and results from the Early Intervention Strategy management. Registration is free, but required.

For questions and concerns, please contact brittany.schappach@maine.gov.

Registration

Co-Sponsor: University of Maine Fort Kent, Maine Forest Service

Invasive Plant Workshop - Augusta

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: October 6, 2026
Time: 10:15 AM - 3:15 PM
Location: Viles Arboretum, 153 Hospital St., Augusta - Education Barn
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Join Kennebec County Soil and Water Conservation District (KCSWCD) in collaboration with Viles Arboretum for a day focused on identifying, mapping, and managing Maine's invasive plants. The workshop combines classroom learning with hands-on field experience.

Chad Hammer, Invasive Plant Biologist with the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, and Jared Gregory, Maine Forest Service District Forester, will explore invasive plant identification, impacts, spread patterns, Early Detection/Rapid Response, management strategies, and tools such as iMapInvasives.

The afternoon will include a guided Invasive Plant Walk & Talk at Viles Arboretum, where participants will see invasive plants in the field and discuss practical management and control techniques.

All attendees will receive a free Maine Invasive Plants Field Guide ($25 value)

Registration

Cost: Free! A recommended $15 donation is appreciated but not required
Co-Sponsor: Kennebec County Soil and Water Conservation District (KCSWCD), Viles Arboretum, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife, Maine Forest Service

Landowner 101 Class - Bucksport

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: November 16, 2026 - November 20, 2026
Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Location: Bucksport High School, 102 Broadway, Bucksport, Maine 04416
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Woodland owners in Maine steward their forests for a variety of reasons, among them aesthetics, firewood, recreation, wildlife, maintaining health, diversity, and forest products. The Landowner 101 course will cover topics and information to help guide woodland stewards through the sustainable management of their forest. Participants will hear from various natural resources professionals and organizations during the 5-day course. Maine Forest Service District Foresters Steve McDonald and Allyssa Gregory will lead the sessions.

A field day will follow at a later date.

Registration

Offered in Partnership with RSU 25 Adult and Community Education, Maine Woodland Owners, & Maine Tree Farm.

Contact Name: Allyssa Gregory
Contact Phone: 207-441-2895
Contact Email: allyssa.gregory@maine.gov
Cost: There is no fee for the class. But registration is required.
Co-Sponsor: RSU 25 Adult and Community Education, Maine Woodland Owners, & Maine Tree Farm

Emerald Ash Borer Update - Solon

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: September 28, 2026
Time: 9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Parkman Hill Farm, 380 Parkman Hill Road, Solon
Event Type: Workshop/Training

The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry and Somerset Woods Trustees are hosting a workshop to update public tree and forest managers and public works staff along with interested community members on the known status of emerald ash borer in Maine, local and state management efforts, municipal support opportunities, and will include plenty of time for Q&A. The program will begin at 9:30 AM on September 28 at the Parkman Hill Farm and will run roughly 2.5 hours. Please share with municipal tree managers and others within your community government who may be interested (tree warden, arborist, public works, parks, transfer station, etc.).

Agenda:

Introduction - Jason Hilton, Maine Forest Service (MFS)
Somerset Woods Trustees Jennifer Brockway, Executive Director
Update on current distribution and latest surveys Gabe LeMay, MFS
Quarantine update Gabe LeMay, MFS
Biological control update Colleen Teerling, MFS
Municipal management plans Jan Santerre, MFS
What are Maine Towns doing? Jan Santerre, MFS
Pesticide options for management Gabe LeMay, MFS
Detection, response, remediation funding opportunities - Jan Santerre, MFS
Question & answer - All
Wrap up

Registration

Cost: This event is free, but registration is required.
Co-Sponsor: Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry; Somerset Woods Trustees

Fall Woods Walk: Frenchman Bay Community Forest - Hancock

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: October 5, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Join New England Forestry Foundation (NEFF) for a tour through a recently harvested area of Frenchman Bay Community Forest in Hancock, Maine, where you'll witness sustainable, climate-smart forestry in action! This approximately 2-hour guided hike will offer a first-hand look at Exemplary Forestry practices, including crop tree release and white pine pruning that support the forests long-term health and resilience. Ask questions, explore the landscape, and discover how NEFF is shaping the future of New Englands forests. This event will take place rain or shine.

What to Expect

Moderate Hike: 1 to 1.5 miles through harvest debris
Expert Guidance: NEFF Managing Forester Mike Redante, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Senior Resource Biologist Joe Roy, and Maine Forest Service District Forester Steve MacDonald will explain sustainable, climate-smart harvesting techniques and how forest management can enhance wildlife habitat

Who Should Participate?

This moderate hike requires participants to be in good physical health and capable of:

Walking up to 1.5 miles over uneven terrain
Navigating rocks, roots, and other natural obstacles

What to Bring

Long pants and appropriate clothing (hat, comfortable hiking boots or shoes)
Insect repellent (DEET or similar recommended for ticks and mosquitoes)
Water and snacks (if desired)
Medically necessary items (EpiPen, inhaler, etc.)

Where to Meet

Participants should meet at the Maine Forest Service field office on Route 1 in Hancock. From there, well carpool to the site.

Important Notes

Children of all ages are welcome but must be supervised due to the challenging terrain
Arrive 10-15 minutes early at the designated meetup location

More information and Registration

Cost: Free

Conservation Stewardship Simplified: Native Pollinators Support - Seed Bombs & Field Tour

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: September 29, 2026
Time: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Join Maine Tree Farm, Maine Forest Service, and Tree Farmers Larry & Barbara Beauregard for seed bomb building, pizza, and a wildflower meadow tour! Participants will learn how to create seed bombs using New England wildflower and grass seeds donated by Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District. Everyone who registers can make a seed bomb to take home. The group will enjoy a pizza lunch before touring the 2024 Outstanding Tree Farmer of the Year's wildflower meadow.

This event is FREE but requires registration. Native Pollinator Support is offered as part of the Maine Tree Farm, Conservation Stewardship Simplified series and in partnership with Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, NRCS, and Maine Forest Service.

Registration

Registration for the in-person event is separate from the webinar and limited to 25 participants.

Contact Name: Maine Forest Service District Forester Allyssa Gregory
Contact Phone: (207) 441-2895
Contact Email: allyssa.gregory@maine.gov
Cost: This event is FREE but requires registration.
Co-Sponsor: Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), Maine Tree Farm, Maine Forest Service

Swan Lake State Park Live Stake Workshop -Swanville

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: September 30, 2026
Time: 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Location: Swan Lake State Park, Swanville, ME
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Live staking uses dormant cuttings from native trees and shrubs that quickly develop roots and help stabilize soil. This simple and effective restoration technique can be used at home or in your community to reduce erosion, improve habitat, and protect water quality.

Join local conservation partners for a hands-on workshop focused on the use of live staking as a practical restoration technique. Participants will learn how native trees and shrubs can be used to stabilize streambanks, shorelines, and other areas where erosion is a concern.

Learn How Native Live Stakes Can Help Stabilize Soil and Improve Habitat

What to Expect:

Learn how live stakes reduce erosion and improve habitat and water quality.
Guidance from Maine Forest Service District Forester Allyssa Gregory.
Hands-on planting demonstration.
Learn practical techniques you can apply at home or in your community.
All tools and materials will be provided.

Participants will leave with a better understanding of how native trees and shrubs can be used as a simple, low-cost restoration tool and how live staking can support healthier landscapes.

Those that register will receive an email with additional information (including parking instructions) the week of September 28th.

REGISTRATION

Cost: The event is FREE but requires registration.
Co-Sponsor: Maine Tree Farm Program, Maine Forest Service, and Waldo County Soil & Water Conservation District

Conservation Stewardship Simplified: Native Pollinators Support Webinar

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: September 24, 2026
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Maine hosts a variety of native pollinators including bees, butterflies, moths, beetles, flies, birds, and bats. Participants in this webinar will learn ways to support native pollinators on their own land, available cost-share programs, where to find/buy seeds, and an example of practice implementation. Tree Farmer Larry Beauregard will share his family's experience establishing a wildflower meadow and its current success!

Hear from natural resources professionals from Tree Farm, Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS), The Wild Seed Project, Maine Forest Service, and Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation service.

An in-person seed bomb creation and wildflower meadow tour will follow on September 29th. Registration for the in-person event is separate and limited to 25 participants.

This webinar is offered as part of the Maine Tree Farm, Conservation Stewardship Simplified series and in partnership with Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, NRCS, The Wild Seed Project, and Maine Forest Service.

REGISTRATION

Co-Sponsor: Maine Tree Farm, Conservation Stewardship Simplified series and in partnership with Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District, NRCS, The Wild Seed Project, and Maine Forest Service

50 Years of Woodlot Management - Embden

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: October 10, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: Property of Robert Donovan, 547 Dunbar Hill Road, Embden
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Please join Upper Kennebec Valley chapter leader and Maine Forest Service District Forester Jason Hilton on Saturday October 10th from 9-noon at the property of Robert Donovan located at 547 Dunbar Hill Road, Embden. Robert (Bob) first bought his property in 1974 and started by cutting trees to build his house. He has continued to manage and improve his forest by making timber stand improvements, pruning, planting, and thinning. Some other things Bob has done with his property has been selling Christmas trees, harvesting fir tips, and cutting firewood. Bob now cuts around 10-wheeler loads of wood a winter using his 1980 timber jack skidder. If you would like to learn what has worked and not worked over Bob's 50 years, please join us. We will be walking about 2 miles over uneven terrain, so please wear comfortable shoes. After the tour there will be a potluck cookout so bring a dish for everyone to enjoy and learn what it takes for long term forest management. This is a free event but if you are planning to attend please RSVP Jason at jason.a.hilton@maine.gov or you can call or text Jasons cell at (207)-446-2197. Hope to see you there.

Contact Name: Maine Forest Service District Forester Jason Hilton
Contact Phone: (207)-446-2197
Contact Email: jason.a.hilton@maine.gov
Cost: This is a free event but if you are planning to attend please RSVP Maine Forest Service District Forester Jason Hilton
Co-Sponsor: Maine Woodland Owners; Maine Forest Service

Tree Farm Inspecting Forester Training

Division / Program: Maine Forest Service
Date: October 2, 2026
Time: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Location: 535 Civic Center Dr, 535 Civic Center Dr, Augusta, ME 04330
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Join us for a Maine Tree Farm Inspecting Forester Training. This training provides an overview of the American Tree Farm System's Sustainability Standards and the inspection process. Foresters who complete the training become eligible to conduct Tree Farm Inspections.

Open for initial or recertification for all qualified foresters who have a license or, at a minimum, an intern license.

Followed by an optional Inspecting Forester Social at Cushnoc Brewery from 12:30 - 2:30. Food provided by the Maine Tree Farm Program, thanks to our generous sponsors; Beverages are not included.

Ridge Trail Rehabilitation at Camden Hills State Park - Most weekdays with Eric Brooks.

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: October 1, 2026 - October 30, 2026
Location: 280 Belfast Rd. Camden, ME 04843
State Park: Camden Hills
Event Type: Workshop/Training

Join Trails Supervisor Erik Brooks to learn ways of correcting trail erosion. No experience necessary. FMI contact camdentrails@gmail.com

Contact Name: Camden Hills State Park
Contact Phone: (207) 236-3109
Contact Email: camdentrails@gmail.com
Cost: Park Visitor Day Use: $1.00 ages 5-11, $4.00 Maine residents age 12-64, $6.00 non residents age 12-64, $2.00 non-residents 65+; persons under 5 & Maine residents 65+ free
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Autumn Adventure at Bradbury Mountain State Park

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: October 3, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Location: 528 Hallowell Road, Pownal, ME 04069
State Park: Bradbury Mountain
Event Type: Special Event

spend the day celebrating the beauty of fall in Maine at Bradbury Mountain State Park while learning about the 7 Principles of Leave No Trace.
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Get hands-on with interactive educational booths, and view demonstrations by the Maine Search and Rescue Dogs and Wilderness Rescue Team. There will be fun fall arts and crafts, pumpkin painting, and other hands-on activities too! 2:00 to 4:00 PM Hike the Trail of Treats and collect treat bags from the 7 Leave No Trace Principles. Each station will have educational information and treat bag to collect. 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. Relax by a campfire with the rangers. Roast some hotdogs and make a s'more but be sure to stick around because Trivia starts at 4:00 p.m. Test your knowledge on what you have learned throughout the day for a great chance to win some incredible prizes. And, be sure to remain on the lookout for Big Foot sightings. Food will be available throughout the day from Brickyard Hollow and Trailside Treats. Collect your event BINGO card at the entrance booth for your chance to win an L.L. Bean gift card. The event will be held in the park's day-use area.

Contact Name: Bradbury Mountain State Park
Contact Phone: (207) 688-4712
Cost: $4. Adult Maine Resident, $6. Adult Non-resident, $2.Senior Non-Resident, $1. Children 5-11 years, Free for Children under five and Maine Seniors 65+.
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Haunted Tides at Reid State Park!

Division / Program: Parks and Lands
Date: October 17, 2026
Time: 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Location: 375 Seguinland Rd, Georgetown, ME
State Park: Reid
Event Type: Special Event

Join us at Reid State Park for Haunted Tides, a family-friendly evening celebrating the mysterious side of the natural world after dark. Visitors can learn about Maine's animals of the night, explore haunted trail walks, enjoy spooky crafts, and experience the park under the night sky.

The evening will feature bat crawl walks, nighttime wildlife programs, stories around the campfire, night sky viewing, lights and music, and plenty of Halloween atmosphere throughout the park. Candy and food will also be available while supplies last.

Come explore the park after dark and discover what comes alive when the sun goes down!

Contact Name: Reid State Park
Contact Phone: (207) 371-2303
Cost: $6 Adult Maine Resident, $8 Adult Non-resident, $2 Senior Non-resident, $1 Children 5-11 years, Free for Children under 5 and Maine Seniors 65+
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