Cobscook Bay State Park

Address

40 S Edmunds Rd, Township of Edmunds, ME 04628, United States

Authority

maine.gov

Phone

+1 207-726-4412

Website

http://www.maine.gov/cobscookbay

Category

State park, Park, Tourist attraction

Timezone

America/New_York

Rating

4.6

Review Count

228

About Cobscook Bay State Park

Cobscook Bay State Park is a state park, park, and tourist attraction located at 40 S Edmunds Rd, Township of Edmunds, ME 04628, United States. The park can be reached by phone at +1 207-726-4412, and its website is listed as http://www.maine.gov/cobscookbay. It holds a rating of 4.6 based on 228 reviews. On file, the park is listed with a range of features and activities, including hiking, camping, a picnic area, tennis court, basketball court, volleyball court, and a playground. Highlights note it is good for picnics and walking, and it is described as good for kids and good for hiking. Amenities listed include Wi-Fi, public toilets, and pit toilets. Accessibility information on file notes a wheelchair-accessible car park and wheelchair-accessible entrance. Parking is listed as a free parking lot, dogs are allowed, and payment options include credit cards, debit cards, NFC mobile payments, and cash only.

At a Glance: Cobscook Bay State Park

Location Overview

Cobscook Bay State Park is a state park, park, and tourist attraction located at Cobscook Bay State Park, 40 S Edmunds Rd, Township of Edmunds, ME 04628, United States. Its coordinates are 44.8401852, -67.15083489999999. The available source data also provides a phone number, +1 207-726-4412, and a website, http://www.maine.gov/cobscookbay.

Facilities & Features

Visitor Reviews

Cobscook Bay State Park holds an aggregate rating of 4.6 based on 228 reviews. The ten individual reviews provided range from 4 to 5 stars. Five reviewers gave 5 stars and five gave 4 stars. In the 5-star reviews, sandeep Nagar described it as "my lucky place to be there when no where to go," mentioning a long drive, a beautiful day, a campfire and a beer. Ashley Bowen wrote, "I would give this place more stars if I could," noting newly remodeled bathrooms and plenty of space and privacy between sites. Sha'Born Armstrong loved that campsites were spaced apart without sacrificing the views, that roads were smooth throughout and sites and roads clearly marked, and appreciated the serenity of the space and the beauty of the coast. Zachary Tresp reported perfect weather, that Mondays are quiet and they had the whole day use area to themselves, and described it as relaxing and inspiring with great nature and views. Had described it as an "amazing bay side campsite" with breathtaking views of the sunset and sunrise and the tidal area right in front of the campsite, camping for two nights, good camping facilities (noting the men's restroom shower was a little cold) and incredibly convenient parking. In the 4-star reviews, Will Handley described a pretty state park with both campground and day use options, clean bathrooms/showers, a dump station with both black flush and fresh water supply, and noted dirt/gravel washboard roads with some low tree overhang at multiple locations. Lawrenzo Dusan wrote that they were not planning to stop on their way up US1 but ended up camping for a week, describing some of the most stunning views they've seen almost anywhere and calling it very quiet, peaceful and serene. Douglas Ouellette mentioned lots of sand and a huge beach, that it was very populated, that you can only stay for one night, and that it is not handicap friendly. Garry Sager called it an okay place to stay and was a little disappointed with access to the Bay nature trail down to the boat ramp, describing climbing over things that had fallen over the path. Dot Brewer described a nice clean park, advised booking very early for a site that views the water, noted it is not a park for older, not-so-mobile people who can't hike very far, and called it very quiet and restful. The source data does not provide any additional reviews beyond these ten.

sandeep Nagar2 months ago

★★★★★5.0

My lucky place to be there when no where to go.... I know it sounds dramatic but after a long drive and it's a beautiful day to chill with campfire and a beer.

Ashley Bowen3 months ago

★★★★★5.0

I would give this place more stars if I could! The bathrooms are newly remodeled and there is plenty of space and privacy between the sites.

Sha'Born Armstrong2 years ago

★★★★★5.0

Loved that the campsites were spaced apart without sacrificing the views. The roads were smooth throughout and sites and roads clearly marked. Appreciated the serenity of the space and the beauty of the coast. Outhouses were some of the …

Zachary Tresp3 years ago

★★★★★5.0

Lucky enough to have had a perfect weather day this past week! Mondays are quiet and had the whole day use area to ourselves. Felt so relaxing and inspiring with all the great nature and views. They shelter cabin is cool in the day use …

Will Handley2 years ago

★★★★★4.0

Pretty state park with both campground and day use options. Property has clean bathrooms/showers, dump station with both black flush and fresh water supply. Dirt/gravel washboard roads, some low tree overhang at multiple locations, big rigs …

Lawrenzo DusanEdited 4 years ago

★★★★★4.0

We were actually not even planning on stopping here on our way up US1, but the reviews looked interesting. We ended up camping here for a week. Some of the most stunning views we’ve seen almost anywhere. Very quiet peaceful and serene. The …

Douglas Ouellettea year ago

★★★★★4.0

Lots of sand and huge beach. Very populated, so I'd say for social butterflies. You can only stay for one night so that kind of socks. Also not handicap friendly so just make your own beach parking area. They can't do anything about it legally anyways.

Garry Sager2 years ago

★★★★★4.0

It was an okay place to stay. I was a little disappointed with the access to the Bay nature trail down to the boat ramp was an adventure climbing over things that have fallen over the path for who knows how long was hard to even find your …

Had2 years ago

★★★★★5.0

Amazing bay side campsite- breathtaking views of the sunset and sunrise and the tidal area right in front of our campsite! We camped for two nights and it was so enjoyable both nights. Good camping facilities (men’s restroom shower was a little cold) and incredibly convenient parking.

Dot Brewer4 years ago

★★★★★4.0

Nice clean park. Book very early if you want a site that views the water. Not a park for people ( older, not-so-mobile) who can’t hike very far. It was very quiet and restful. Next time I will try to plan sooner to get nearer water and breezes

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Cobscook Bay State Park?

Cobscook Bay State Park is listed as a state park, park, and tourist attraction.

What is the address of Cobscook Bay State Park?

Cobscook Bay State Park is located at 40 S Edmunds Rd, Township of Edmunds, ME 04628, United States.

How can customers contact Cobscook Bay State Park?

Cobscook Bay State Park can be reached by phone at +1 207-726-4412 or via its website at http://www.maine.gov/cobscookbay.

What is the rating of Cobscook Bay State Park?

Cobscook Bay State Park has a rating of 4.6 based on 228 reviews.

What activities are available at Cobscook Bay State Park?

Activities listed for Cobscook Bay State Park include hiking, camping, tennis, basketball, volleyball, and picnicking.

Does the source data provide opening hours for Cobscook Bay State Park?

The available source data does not provide this information.