Locals Beach

Reid State Park

Georgetown, ME

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Reid State Park in Georgetown has two long sandy beaches, Mile Beach and Half Mile Beach, with dunes, a rocky headland, and a sheltered lagoon behind. It is one of the best sand beaches on the midcoast, with room to spread out and calmer water for small children. A state park entry fee applies.

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Some of the best sand on the coast, with dunes and a lagoon, though the entry fee and summer weekend crowds are worth planning for.

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Local Tip

If the ocean is too cold, take kids to the sheltered lagoon side. Go on a weekday to avoid the summer fill-up.

Parking

State park lots serve the beaches, and an entry fee applies. They fill on hot weekends.

Accessibility

Short paths lead from the lots to long stretches of soft sand.

Weather & the best time to visit

July and August are the warmest, and the lagoon is calmer than the ocean. Fall is quiet and clear.

2 Access Points

This isn't one entrance, it's a stretch with a few. Here's where locals actually meet up.

Mile Beach

The longer of the two main beaches, with open ocean surf and broad sand.

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Half Mile Beach

The shorter beach beside the rocky headland, with the sheltered lagoon behind it.

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