Best places: Things to dos in Waldoboro, United States

Historic 1827-lighthouse features panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean & a nearby learning center.

Landmark 30-foot lighthouse built in 1825 boasts panoramic bay views, seasonal tours & a gift shop.

👍 I only went to the lighthouse which ins in the state park. Great views! It's about a 1/3 mile walk through the woods, then a 2-story climb to the lighthouse. The views are great all the way. There is a very small artifact room and gift shop. Small rough dirt parking lot.

Vintage vehicles (aircraft, cars & more) are on display inside & around a cavernous hangar.

Mountainous park with a campground & trails offering vistas of Downtown Camden & Penobscot Bay.

👍 This is an interesting place. You can certainly enjoy the view of the bay from shore. But if you fell like a little exercise then you can walk the 4000ft breakwater and get a close up view. It’s flat but made of large granite that is loosely fitted together so caution is important to avoid misstep...

👍👍 Wonderful views, and there was plenty of free parking, but we did go on a Wednesday in late September. The road we were on was one way for most of it, but traffic was very light. I highly recommend it, even though it's a bit of the beaten path. If you found this review helpful, please tap the thumbs...

Home to bird nesting areas, this 770-acre park offers swimming beaches, picnic facilities & trails.

Historical artifacts & demonstrations related to shipbuilding, sailing & lobstering, plus cruises.

This lighthouse & keeper's house, built in 1902 at the end of a breakwater, offers seasonal tours.

👍 8/30/21 update. Still a nice park. Irresponsible pet owners are not cleaning up after their dogs. If you own a dog, clean up after them or Stay home ! Don't expect others to do your job. Great little pet friendly park on the coast. A few picnic tables.

Lush conservation land featuring 295 acres of forested park with 2 trails to a hilltop summit.

Spacious public park filled with trees & native plants offering educational opportunities.

👍👍 Cute tourist attraction. As a 90s kid I really enjoyed visiting the statue. Easy nearby parking allows for a quick detour if you are in the area.

👍👍 This is such a beautiful place! There's many restaurants & places to shop nearby.

👍👍 I have many fond memories of bath, but this seems to be a focal point for many of them. Incredible view of the bridge. Nice little spot to eat aswell.

👍👍 The WW&F Railway is an amazing place where people can learn about Maine's unique network of two-foot narrow gauge railroads, some of which survived until the 1930s. By comparison, standard gauge railroads are 4 feet 8.5 inches between the rails. There is an incredible group of volunteers who have r...