Cape Elizabeth Vacations

Portland Head Light, Maine's oldest lighthouse, has stood sentinel over the Atlantic since 1791 when George Washington commissioned it. Explore the museum while enjoying dramatic coastal vistas from Fort Williams Park.

Cape Elizabeth Light's twin towers have guided mariners along Maine's rugged coastline since the early 19th century. Capture stunning Atlantic vistas from nearby Two Lights State Park while exploring the rocky shoreline.

This mile-long crescent of soft, white sand offers gentle surf and warm waters just eight miles from Portland. Explore scenic trails through coastal ecosystems before enjoying a peaceful picnic by the shore.

Explore Maine's rugged coastline where Edward Hopper found inspiration for his lighthouse painting. Walk scenic trails along rocky headlands with Atlantic Ocean views that make picnicking here unforgettable.

Home to the iconic Portland Head Light, Fort Williams Park blends military history with Maine's rugged coastline. Stroll the Cliff Walk for stunning Atlantic views or explore the historic Goddard Mansion ruins.

This mile-long crescent of soft sand offers gentle waves perfect for family swimming and serene coastal views. Explore nearby wooded trails or relax at picnic areas with glimpses of offshore islands and fishing boats.

This 1850s Italianate mansion stands as an evocative stone ruin within Fort Williams Park. Explore the historic remains while enjoying panoramic Atlantic views from the surrounding trails.