🔍 1/6Kettle Cove State Park is a state park, public beach, and tourist attraction located on Kettle Cove Rd in Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107, United States. The park can be reached by phone at +1 207-799-5871, and its website is https://www.maine.gov/dacf/parks/water_activities/tkc-beach-conditions.shtml. It holds a rating of 4.8 based on 813 reviews. On file, the park is listed with wheelchair-accessible parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Available activities include hiking, fishing, cycling lanes, a tennis court, and a basketball court. Highlights include picnics and walking. Amenities on record include gender-neutral toilets, a public toilet, and Wi-Fi. Parking options include free street parking, a paid parking lot, and a free parking lot. Dogs are allowed. Credit cards, debit cards, and cash-only payment are listed. The park is noted as good for kids with kid-friendly hikes, and a playground is listed among the children's attributes, though the same source also states a playground is unavailable here. Reviews describe trails, views of the local bays and sunset, a connection to Crescent Beach, plenty of parking, and a $4 fee for non-residents of Maine. Other reviewers mention benches, port-a-potties, showers, kayak rentals, easy walking trails, swings, rocky coastline, tide pools, and a grassy knoll leading to a rocky embankment.
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Kettle Cove State Park is a state park, public beach, and tourist attraction located on Kettle Cove Rd in Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107, United States. Its coordinates are 43.5611111, -70.2175. The park holds a 4.8 rating based on 813 reviews. A phone number is listed as +1 207-799-5871, and a website is available at https://www.maine.gov/dacf/parks/water_activities/tkc-beach-conditions.shtml.
10 rated reviews
Kettle Cove State Park holds an aggregate rating of 4.8 based on 813 reviews. Below is a summary of the ten individual reviews provided in the source data. Stephen Priest gave 5 stars (8 months ago), describing an enjoyable winter exploration of the trails, views of the local bays and sunset, and a connection to Crescent Beach. The review notes plenty of parking and a $4 fee for non-residents of Maine, which the reviewer paid. Bunny gave 5 stars (a month ago), describing stopping by before sunset with her dad for a walk down the beach and back, calling the views breathtaking and noting watching wildlife by the water. D L gave 5 stars (2 months ago), describing walking to Kettle Cove from Crescent Beach, being unsure about parking opportunities and whether residency in Cape Elizabeth is required, and calling the trails really nice, winding through a marshy, scrubby area to the top. Sarah gave 5 stars (3 months ago), describing nice trail walks that lead to the ocean, lovely views, and benches to sit and watch the sunset. Martha Malik gave 5 stars (a year ago), describing plenty of parking, a couple of port-a-potties plus showers, a place to rent kayaks, several benches before heading down to the beach, the park being kept clean, several easy walking trails, and swings. S dub8647 gave 4 stars (a year ago), describing a fantastic Maine state park that is small but nicely maintained, with limited parking keeping the small beach un-crowded and nice walking paths through seaside scrub forest, and calling it worth the time to explore. Katie Hatch gave 5 stars (11 months ago), calling it one of the cutest coves in southern Maine, next to Crescent Beach State Park, with a mix of individuals, families, small groups, and commercial fishermen, trails and rocky coastline to explore, and a reminder to drop the fee in the box and keep the park clean. Brittany Anger gave 5 stars (10 months ago), describing combing the beach and exploring paths through the brush to find a beautiful rocky outlook spot, then returning later in the day to watch the sunset from the same spot. Donna Whelan gave 5 stars (2 years ago), describing the park as peaceful, serene, and a picture postcard of Maine, a perfect spot for local adults and school field trips to learn about the ecosystem and search for mussels in the tide pools after Labor Day weekend, and naming the grassy knoll leading out to the rocky embankment as a favorite place to sit and relax. Blake J gave 4 stars (3 years ago), describing Kettle Cove as a nice secluded area to relax and check out the coast, with a decent sized parking lot that did not seem very busy, benches to sit and watch the waves, plenty of beach to walk down, and an area that seemed really clean.
Even in the Winter 🥶❄️, it was an enjoyable exploration of the trails, views of the local bays and sunset and there is a connection to Crescent Beach ⛱️. Plenty of parking 🅿️. $4 fee for non residents of Maine. Yes! I paid the fee! …
Stopped by before sunset with my dad for a little walk down the beach and back, absolutely breathtaking views and i love getting to watch some of the wildlife do what they do by the water.
We walked to kettle cove from crescent Beach so I'm not sure of the parking opportunities and whether or not you need to be a resident of Cape Elizabeth. The trails there are really nice. You wind through a marshy, scrubby area to the top …
Some nice trail walks that lead to the ocean, lovely views and benches to sit and watch the sunset
Great place! There is plenty of parking, a couple of port-a-potties plus showers. A place to rent kayaks & several benches before heading down to the beach. The park is kept clean and has several easy walking trails. There are also swings …
Fantastic Maine state park, small but nicely maintained, limited parking keeps the small beach un-crowded, nice walking paths through and seaside scrub forest. Definitely worth the time to explore!
One of the cutest coves in southern Maine! Next to crescent beach state park. Mix of individuals, families, small groups and commercial fishermen. Walk by trails and rocky coastline to explore. Don’t forget to drop your fee in the box and keep the park clean and welcoming for all!
I loved combing the beach and then exploring the paths through the brush to find a beautiful rocky outlook spot. Came back later in the day to watch the sunset from the same spot!
Peaceful, serene and a picture postcard of Maine. Perfect spot for local adults and school field trips ( learn about our delicate ecosystem.... and perhaps search for mussels in the tide pools)after the Labor Day weekend. The grassy knoll leading out to the rocky embankment is one of my favorite places to place my chair and relax.
Kettle Cove is a nice secluded area to relax and check out the coast. There is a decent sized parking lot, and it didn't seem very busy when I was there. There are benches to sit and watch the waves. There was plenty of beach to walk down, and the area seemed really clean. I enjoyed my time and would recommend checking it out.
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