Kittery- Maine Travel Vacation Directory

Favorite Places:
Crescent Beach- Kittery- 625 yards, Located on a small peninsula and marsh.
Seapoint Beach- Kittery- 550 yards, Sandy beach near Kittery Point. Birdwatching and marsh.
Fort Foster- Kittery- Gerrish Island- 1900, rebuilt during WWII. Beaches, trails and picnic area.
Fort McKinley- Kittery- 1808-9 rebuilt 1844-6 & the Cival War, State owned.
Vaughan Woods Memorial- South Berwick- 250 acres, Authenic Indian trail along river. Picnic area.
Spring Hill Recreational Area- South Berwick- Swimming beach, skating and picnic tables.

Historic Sites:
Fort McClary- Kittery- 1846, Blockhouse named after Andrew McClary. He died at the battle of Bunker Hill.
John Paul Jones Memorial- Kittery- 2 acre memorial.
Kittery Historical and Naval Museum- Kittery- History of southern coast. Ship Models.
Lady Pepperell House- Kittery- Sir William Pepperell home. The first American knighted by the British.
Portsmouth Navel Shipyard- Kittery- 1806, Museum of shipyard's past.
Berwick Academy- South Berwick- 1791, Maine's oldest prep school.
Hamilton House- South Berwick- 18th century Georgian style mansion.
Old Counting House Museum- South Berwick- History of the Berwicks.
Sarah Orne Jewett Home- South Berwick- Museum and home of the writer.

Rrecreation:
Brave Boat Harbor- Kittery- 2 mile trail through coastal marshlands.
Powder House Hill- South Berwick- Offers rope tow for skiing, sledding, skating and tubing.

Attractions:
Hackmatack Playhouse- Berwick- 150 year old dairy barn (converted). Performances.
Kittery Outlets- Kittery- 125 shopping outlets on Rt 1.