Cheap Things To Do in Saint George, Maine

overview: Marshall Point Lighthouse Museum in the keeper' s house is operated by the St. George Historical Society. More on MuseumStuff.com

Marshall Point Lighthouse is situated on a rocky ledge at the tip of the St. George peninsula where it over... More on LighthouseFriends.com

The gift shop is very cute and they have alot of wonderful items for sale at great prices . More on TripAdvisor

Many see the Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse sitting nearly a mile from shore and think the breakwater must have been built to connect the light with solid land. Not true. The breakwater was built f... More on LighthouseFriends.com

We managed the walk out to the lighthouse quite well, but it must have been near high tide as a wind kicked up and water was sweeping over the breakwater for our return trip. More on LighthouseFriends.com

Enjoy scenic views of Penobscot Bay while you picnic or fish. The park's crescent-shaped sand beach allows... More on Maine.gov

Generally there is plenty of parking except on the rare hot weekend day. More on TripAdvisor

This scenic lake is studded with islands. The water is cold and crystal-clear, and the lake has a maximum d... More on AnglerWeb.com

Bring a picnic basket and have a nice relaxing day. More on GeckoGo

CMCA is a seasonal nonprofit organization advancing contemporary art in ... More on TripAdvisor

The Rockland Harbor Trail is a public footpath of more than four miles along the historic waterfront of Rockland Harbor. The purpose of this trail is to showcase and help preserve unique aspects o... More on Therealmaine.com

The Rockland Harbor Southwest Lighthouse was privately built by Dr. Bruce Woolett. Completed in 1987, the tower and dwelling were sold ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Restrooms, picnic area, a sand beach, and warm water add up to the area's best swimming, good for small children. More on An Explorer's Guide: Maine

Restrooms, picnic area, a sand beach, and warm water add up to the area's best swimming, good for small children. More on An Explorer's Guide: Maine