Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations
Swimming hole in Portland, Maine · River
Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations is a river (tidal) swimming hole. It is at 375 Seguinland Rd, Georgetown, ME. Fee varies. Best season: June through August for swimming.
Typical season: June through August for swimming
About Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations
Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations sits in Maine. Swimmers come for a natural day on the water without resort amenities. Perched on the rugged tip of Georgetown Island along Maine's mid-coast, Reid State Park delivers one of the most dramatic seaside . Here, the Atlantic doesn't politely lap at the shore. It arrives in full force, sending waves rolling across broad sandy stretches framed by granite headlands and wind-bent spruce trees. Whether you're a family spreading out towels for the day or a solo traveler seeking that particular salt-and-pine-scented peace that only coastal Maine can offer, this park rewards every kind of visitor. The park sits within the town of Georgetown, a quiet peninsula community that feels genuinely removed from the bustle of the broader coast. At the water's edge, you'll find a striking contrast of terrain: wide sandy beaches give way to dramatic rocky outcroppings and low coastal cliffs that catch the spray of incoming swells. Dune grasses bend in the sea breeze, shorebirds pick along the tideline, and on clear days the horizon stretches uninterrupted to the open Atlantic. The tidal nature of the water body here means the landscape is constantly shifting. Pools form and drain, the shoreline expands and contracts, and the light plays differently with every visit. This is a place that changes with the tides and the seasons, never quite the same twice. Swim at your own risk at Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations. Check conditions after rain and respect any posted closures.
Key facts
Structured details for trip planning — verify access and fees with the land manager before you visit.
- Address
- 375 Seguinland Rd, Georgetown, ME 04548
- Water type
- River (Tidal)
- Fee
- Fee varies
- Nearest town
- Portland
- State
- Maine
- Coordinates
- 43.78001, -69.72729
- Best season
- June through August for swimming; September to October for foliage and photography; April to May for blooming flora and fewer crowds.
- Access difficulty
- Accessible facilities at Reid State Park; Robinhood Cove .
- Parking
- Designated area
- Restrooms
- Yes
- Lifeguard
- None — assume unguarded
- Camping
- Unknown.
- Land manager
- State park / recreation agency
- Activities
- Swimming, Tubing
- Facilities
- Reid State Park offers picnic tables, grills, a snack bar, bathhouses, and showers for visitor convenience.
- Listing last updated
- May 12, 2026
The experience
- Best time to visitJune through August for swimming; September to October for foliage and photography; April to May for blooming flora and fewer crowds.
- AccessAccessible facilities at Reid State Park; Robinhood Cove .
- FacilitiesReid State Park offers picnic tables, grills, a snack bar, bathhouses, and showers for visitor convenience.
- Camping nearbyUnknown.
Highlights & features
- Coastal swimming spots
- Unverified Robinhood Cove mystery
- Diverse wildlife and plant life
- Family-friendly facilities
- Nearby attractions like Bath and Popham Beach
- Speculative Robinhood Cove swimming hole
- Balance of sandy beaches and rugged cliffs
- Diverse seasonal experiences
How to get there
Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations lies in Maine near Portland, Woolwich, and Georgetown. Use these driving notes as a starting point and confirm road conditions before you go. Reid State Park offers beautiful coastal . Below are turn-by-turn driving directions to help you reach the area, along with details about a potential .
Driving Directions from Portland, ME
Start in Portland, ME: Take I-95 North out of Portland. Follow signs for Brunswick/Bath
Exit onto Route 1: Merge onto US Route 1 North toward Brunswick and Bath. Continue on Route 1 for about 30 miles.
Turn onto Route 127 in Woolwich
After crossing the bridge into Woolwich, look for signs for Route 127 South . Turn right onto Route 127 South toward Georgetown.
Pass through Georgetown
Stay on Route 127 South as it winds through Georgetown. You will pass scenic coastal views and small local businesses. Potential : Just before you cross the bridge over Robinhood Cove , look for a small pull-off area on the right side of Route 127. This location is believed to have access to a scenic swimming spot. The approximate coordinates are 43.80419, -69.74825 . Please note that this location is unverified, and access may be limited. Use caution and respect private property.
Parking
There is no designated parking lot at this spot. Look for safe areas to pull off the road without blocking traffic. Trail Access: If accessible, there may be a short path leading to the water. Be mindful of your surroundings and ensure you leave no trace. Continue to Reid State Park: If you prefer a more established destination, continue south on Route 127 for about 4 miles to reach Reid State Park . The park entrance will be clearly marked on your left.
Parking at Reid State Park
A large parking area is available near the main beach. There is an entrance fee to access the park. Facilities
Reid State Park offers restrooms, picnic areas, and lifeguard-supervised .
Additional Notes: Safety
Always exercise caution when . Be aware of tides, currents, and water depth. Respect Local Rules
If exploring unmarked . Navigation
For precise navigation, you can use the following Google Maps link to the approximate location of the potential
43.80419, -69.74825 () Have a safe visit to Reid State Park and the surrounding coastal areas! Bring water, sunscreen, and gear for a primitive swim day. Weekends and holidays can draw more visitors. Check local updates on access and water levels before you leave home.
Plan your visit
Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations works well as a day trip from Portland or Woolwich. Stock up in town, then head to the water with food, water, and sun protection. Pair the swim with a stop at Bristol Dam (about 17 mi away) or browse more Maine river spots in our directory. For the full list in Maine, see our state directory.
Access & fees
Primary access is through Reid State Park, which has an entrance fee (amount unknown). An unverified, informal swimming spot may exist near Robinhood Cove on Route 127; use extreme caution as this is not a maintained site and may involve private property. Parking at the informal spot is limited to roadside pull-offs.
Frequently asked questions
Can you swim at Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations?
Yes. Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations near Portland, Woolwich, and Georgetown in ME is a river (tidal) swimming spot on River (Tidal). Scout depth and current before entering — no lifeguards at most natural access points.
How much does Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations cost?
Fees for this spot aren't confirmed. Rates and policies change — verify with the land manager before you drive.
How do you get to Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations?
Reid State Park Coastal Swimming Destinations is in ME within day-trip range of Portland, Woolwich, and Georgetown. Use a current map for the put-in or park entrance; cell service can be limited at remote spots.
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Culture & history
Portland's maritime history, Woolwich's rural charm, and Georgetown's coastal traditions enrich the area's cultural significance.
Conservation
Adhere to Leave No Trace principles; protect fragile ecosystems and wildlife habitats.
Sources & updates
Official land managers cited on this page
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