Ogunquit Beach is a wide stretch of soft white sand. The…read morehistoric downtown area is filled with charming local shops, great spots to eat, and classic New England buildings. Walking along the scenic Marginal Way cliff path gives you breathtaking views of the crashing waves below. It is a wonderful, lively destination for a relaxing getaway by the sea. The welcoming coastal vibe makes it a place you will want to visit over and over again.

One of my favorite beaches in the world! Love walking the entire stretch of the beach from Ogunquit…read moreto Wells, about 3.5 miles in each direction. Ogunquit beach has a very gradual slope which makes it perfect for long walks - you don't get the feeling that you are walking on a slant. It's absolutely gorgeous, with large sandy expanses, especially at low tide. There are often flocks of sandpipers, which I love to watch as they run so quickly over the sand and search for food. Ogunquit Beach is especially nice in the off season - the crowd spreads out over the area so you never feel as if people are on top of you like you might in the peak season. There is a parking lot that is free from November-March, and you can also easily walk to the beach from in town. Next to the parking lot there is a covered area with chairs and benches which are perfect for just relaxing by the ocean. There are also a couple of restaurants, a snack bar, a beach store, and an ice cream shop very close by.

Fun boat ride, but because of its slow speed, the ride can be rough. Take medicine if you are prone…read moreto motion sickness.

My wife, friends and I went on this cruise today for the first time. The location was convenient,…read moreparking was exorbitantly expensive, the cost of the boat ride was rather expensive per person ($42) the waiting area was nice, the employees were friendly, the seating was adequate, the boat was nicely painted and clean, the sound system's volume was not loud enough (I couldn't hear half of what the guy said during the boat ride), there was a restroom on board, they served beverages on board, what I could hear of the boat announcer was interesting, the overall service was good, and the boat route included many key points of interest.

We had a great stay at the Seaside Serenity 2 in July of 2025. This was a great home base for a…read moremuch needed relaxing family vacation. We arrived a couple hours early on a Saturday. Perkins Cove gets really busy on summer weekends, so there wasn't any parking in the lot. We did see that our spot was open and asked if we could just park there for 2 hours before we checked in. Within 2 minutes we got a response that we could check in. This was great news since we were traveling with a 1.5 year old that needed to rest. The location is absolutely beautiful. It's very peaceful at night. During the day the cove is buzzing with activity. There were plenty of places to grab food from just by walking out the front door. There is also a trolly that runs every 20-30 minutes during the summer that will go to the main beach which is super convenient. The space had everything we could need. They had all the kitchen amenities you would need to prepare meals. A tv in every room and a washer and dryer. The unit was fully stocked. We absolutely loved the place and our vacation. A few things to note, during the day the cove is very busy during the summer. This comes with loud tourists. We could also hear the kids in the unit below us running through their rental and crying at night. We were in the Seaside Serenity 2, which is on the top of the building. You will have to carry everything up 2 flights of stairs. We were not bothered by this and will definitely be back.

From the owner: Located directly on the ocean in beautiful and historic Perkins Cove in Ogunquit, Maine. Our 2…read morebedroom 2 bath cottage has its own private beach and is available for seasonal rental.

We are 30 yr experienced RVers and have stayed in RV parks through 45 states. We know a dump when…read morewe see one. This dump looks more like a homeless encampment than an RV resort. It is a shanty. We walked in to the office and got hit with the Thousand Trails sales pitch before we could even check in. My guess is that they put you in the ghetto section if you are not a member. Our site was not level and the 30amp would not work. We had to use a 50amp adapter. We paid for 3 nights but we were tired and needed some rest so we got out of there the next morning. Gross! We give this place 5 YUKS. Keep driving!

Staff were robotic and cold. Called in am before I could go in to pay. Campground is all sand and…read moredirt with I level sites. Not worth the money especially with paid WiFi.

... Traveling to Maine yearly for decades- we often stop to "take a breath" at Josias River Park…read more Much enjoyed, we will continue to do so. A favorite Stop for our Siberian Husky Symon.

Penguin came to Josiahs Park to walk down the trails in the forest…read more Lots of Greenery ,.trees, shrubs. Grass. Birds chirping. Beautiful day out for a nice walk

Great lobsters to go! Helpful and knowledgeable Would…read moredefinitely recommend visiting

So Ogunquit is known for its marvelous Marginal Way, pristine beaches, picturesque Perkins Cove,…read morefine dining, art galleries and the eponymous Ogunquit Museum of American Art. Who goes there for hiking? Well, if you ever tire of the shore line and galleries, the GWLT (Great Works Regional Land Trust) Old Boston Preserve is a fine antidote and counterpoint. Blazed just a year or so ago, this new trail and nature preserve is easy to hike, easy to follow, and easy on the eyes. It features a couple of loops and leads you to vernal pools, impressive glacial boulders, old stone walls, a historic cemetery (the OG Boston family? Of Beantown fame? Maybe...), and the Boston family's farmhouse foundations. It's a great little trail to stretch the legs and a good springboard to explore the other GWLT trails in the area (as well as seeing a bit of Ogunquit outside of the typical tourist routes!).

Interesting short walk with lots to look at. Graves, pottery shards, stone foundations and walls…read more Easy walk.

The beach cabbie is amazing! A street legal golf cart that can hold up to 7 people. We called and…read morearranged pick-up numerous times, she was always on time and got us all safely home. Ogunquit can get crowded, traffic is ridiculous and while there are sidewalks along route 1, it's not always ideal when you have little ones. The beach cabbie was a perfect choice and the kids loved it! Each seat has seatbelts. Great choice for getting around the town!

Clean and close to the beach. Great staff. Looking forward to coming back! Check out the reviews on…read moreTrip Advisor -better representation of what the place has to offer.

First of all, I read the reviews for cleanliness.We were very disapointed in that! The bathroom…read moresink still had toothpaste splatter on the fixtures! the sink was dirty.The small fridge was so stickey with a spilled liquid so now I'm cleaning the fridge and the sink. Also there was dried up soap imprint on the sink. The end table had rings from a drinking glass or bottle on it.The rug was filthy.It was not even vacuumed because I found a bobby pin on the rug!No tissue in the room .We did tell the front desk person ,but just apologized. wanted us to change rooms but we were only there for 1 night. And I had already cleaned the room at this point.Live and learn. The only good thing was the Ice machine had plenty of Ice!Never AGAIN!

We are staying at Sandy Pines Campground and they have a sign up for kayak rentals. We rented a…read moretandem (2 person) kayak for 3 hours this afternoon (you can only make reservations a during high tide hours). We had a BLAST. It's less than 25 minutes to get to a white sand beach to dock / swim / walk. The water was crystal clear and not too deep! I don't know the gentleman's name who delivers and picks up the kayaks but he was super knowledgeable about the area and gave great directions! Super fun activity right from the campground for under $100!

Amazing trip! We had so much fun paddling the outer harbor by Biddeford Pool. We booked in advance…read moreand they met us right on time. The man we spoke to recommended we go in the afternoon because of the tides, so that's what we did. It was a perfect afternoon! We got a few tandem kayaks and the parents, grandparents and kids all had fun! We paddled to a few little islands and Wood Island, and had a nice walk out to the lighthouse. All in all a beautiful Maine afternoon. Highly recommend this activity- would definitely go again!