Barrett's Park

Park · Boothbay Harbor

Barrett's Park

Park · Boothbay Harbor

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131 Lobster Cove Rd, Boothbay Harbor, ME 04538

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Oceanfront park for swimming, picnics, kayaking, and dog-friendly fun  

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Lindsey Collier

Google
We love this beautiful park! Excellent for picnics, children, pups, swimming, or admiring the view!

Peggy Lane

Google
Barrett Park is beautiful! It's a good sized park, perfect for a nice walk, or to sit and look out over the ocean. There is also an area where you can walk down to a small cove. I have even seen people swim there. Very clean!

Bette Luksha-Gammell

Google
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.

Danny Gallinat

Google
Gorgeous place with plenty of picnic tables, clean bathrooms, rocks to chill on and water to take a dip in. We had a restorative morning here eating delicious bagels from Woodsong Market and just relaxing.

Sandy Mac

Google
It's great for having a picnic and just wondering around looking at all the beautiful scenery.

Dale Wells

Google
We liked this place. It's quiet and peaceful with many areas to explore. We came during low tide, and the beach was accessible.

Colleen Acebo

Google
This is a great place to kayak or paddle board for beginners. It has bathrooms, is dog friendly, and green space for lawn games etc.

Jason Hall

Google
Great swimming spot in the summer, was was warm and plenty of shady trees. Bring your picnic and stay for the day.
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Amy V.

Yelp
I thought this spot was beautiful. Quiet. The grounds area could use some updating. But it's got water, rocks, shade trees, and a swing! Precious low key spot for some relaxing.

George K.

Yelp
Beautiful park with a shallow beach perfect for young children. Gorgeous water views. A real gem.

Brenda H.

Yelp
Dogs loved it and the beach was low tide so you can separate from people ... plus it is free and well maintained
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Ashley V.

Yelp
Nice little park. Not too busy and has a few nice trails by the water. Also picnic tables and and space to play catch or toss a football. Lots of trees for hammocking as well!
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Courtney C.

Yelp
This is a great little park to come to if you're in the Boothbay Harbor area and you need a place to get away from all the people! It's only about a half-mile away from the "in town" area but you still feel like you're "in the woods". It's still right on the coast and you get beautiful views but you're surrounded by trees and open grassy areas. There are no sandy beachy areas, just a couple rough rocky areas down to some water. This is a great place to bring your dog and let them explore, or if you want to have a picnic with some friends and/or family away from the shops and people of downtown. It is dog friendly; they have a station set up with some waste disposal bags. Also, great people bathrooms! There is a awesome gazebo in the middle of the park that provides some shade. Set up around the outskirts of the park there is some picnic tables scattered about, can't beat the view!
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Brian S.

Yelp
Trees swings and water Barrett Park is a little park located right on the water not far from the center of Boothbay Harbor. It's mostly a park for locate people because few tourists leave the actual center of town. That means that the park is usually quiet and peaceful even in the busiest part of the summer and is a nice place to go to get away from the crowds and craziness in town. A lovely park with old trees and a few walking paths. Benches and a few picnic tables are scattered around and there is even a swing, large pavilion and small area to launch a kayak. The park is larger than it first seems because it sort of follows the coast but it really isn't for hiking. Of course the main attraction are the incredible views of Boothbay Harbor. With a surging 12 foot tidal range Barrett Park is a great place to watch constantly changing harbor transform with the tides. A very cool little park that is great all year long but especially wonderful in the winter with the cold winds blow and nature looks down in anger on the small town. A nice place to find peace and quiet anytime of the year.
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Lisa S.

Yelp
We were looking for a quite peaceful place to enjoy the atmosphere of Maine. We found we were looking for a place to enjoy the serenity of beautiful Maine. We found it here!
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Frank W.

Yelp
This small park overlooking Linkin Bay provides a welcome respite from the congestion found in Boothbay Harbor. The view from almost anywhere in the park is wonderful and there are tables scattered throughout that would be perfect for a picnic lunch. I suspect very few vacationers include this park on the their itinerary.

Elisabeth V.

Yelp
This is a hidden gem. Its so peaceful and so gorgeous. My kids were born in Maine and are used to ocean swimming. This is really one of their favorite places to do that. There is a very cool gazebo made by some of the local craftsmen in memory of a very popular lobsterman, Charlie Begin. You can have a picnic in the gazebo or you can take a little snack to the end of the park that overlooks Linekin Bay. Its a very lovely park!
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Melissa B.

Yelp
Love this park!!!!! We have taken our dogs here to run and explore the beach many many times. We like to use a long line so they are contained but still roaming on there own. I have seen many, too many dogs of leash which is not allowed in Maine for the most part. My soap box, leashes are not to keep just your dog contained. My dog may not like yours or vice versa. Keep your pets leashed!!! There are several ways to get down to the beach to play. At low tide you can walk out to rocks farther out in the harbor. Fun to see the creatures in the tide pools. You can swim here as far as I know. My minion and hubby not to mention plenty of others do so.
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Erin M.

Yelp
A great find when searching for a beach near booth bay harbor. When we first asked the parking lot guy where the closest beach was 45 minutes away. He lied. I asked a nice lady at a lobster shack and she pointed us to Barrett Park and everyone I was with was so thankful. It was great. There is no sandy beach to sit on, but lots of big rocks and grass you can lounge on. We all went swimming for awhile too. Very nice and refreshing! There were not very many people there either, which was a nice change of pace after being at beaches in Old Orchard Beach and Bar Harbor. There's bathrooms and a nice gazebo too! We were grateful to find this place!