Cheap Things To Do in York Beach, Maine

As the name implies this is a long sandy beach with designated surfing area. Metered parking is available ... More on Visitmaine.net

The beach is great at night..when the tide is out you can walk out for such a long walk and the view of n... More on GeckoGo

This sleek and modern restaurant is a new entry from celebrated Boston chef Lydia Shire, whose menu includes her famous lobster ... More on travelandleisure

President James Madison authorized the building of Boon Island Lighthouse during the War of 1812. A new lighthouse tower was erected near the old tower in 1855, consisting of a gray granite conical tower, 133 feet above the water, ... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Short Sands beach is a small sandy beach tucked into the curve of the north side of the Cape Neddick peninsula. This family-friendly beach with gentle surf offers a bathhouse, outside shower, baske... More on Portlandme.about.com

Long Sands has ample metered parking along Long Sands Road--parallel only, though, so brush up on your parallel parking More on igougo

Gorgeous horseshoe shaped beach offering lifeguards and an extremely rugged cliff walk. - Dogs are allowed ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

My husband and I celebrated our anniversary this past weekend at the YHI. We had no concrete plans when we ... More on TripAdvisor

Ellis Park offers a large playground, field area for play, 2 gazebos, a restroom/bathhouse and outdoor shower facility for beachgoers. ... More on KaBoom.org

York Beach Ball Field has concessions and is used for baseball and softball games and practices. More on KaBoom.org

Stop by the honky- tonk arcades and eat fried dough at this community beach. More on travelandleisure

A small, sandy beach, nestled along a rocky shoreline. It's locally known as Mothers' Beach because it's perfect for toddlers. Limited parking, but accessible by trolley. The Hartley Mason Park, w... More on Visitmaine.com

Secluded Maine beach off Route One, near York, at the base of the Cape Neddick River. As the tide goes out, the warm water from the river makes saltwater swimming more enjoyable due to the warmth in temperature. - The sandbar protecting ... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

The York River is a tidal stream about 6 miles (9.7 kilometres) long in southwest Maine, United States. It rises at York Pond in Eliot, and conjoined by brooks and creeks, feeds the tidal ... More on AnglerWeb.com