Fort Point Lighthouse

6 reviews

+1 (207) 567-3356

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Fort Point Lighthouse, Stockton Springs ME

194 Lighthouse Rd

Stockton Springs, ME 04981

+1 (207) 567-3356

Fort Pointe Lighthouse in Stockton Springs, ME, is a historic landmark that offers visitors a glimpse into the town's maritime past.

With its picturesque setting and informative exhibits, the lighthouse serves as a popular destination for history enthusiasts and sightseers alike.

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4.06 reviews

Vicky B.

7/29/2021

Short detour from route Route 1 and worth it! Scenic views of the water, get up close to a lighthouse (built in 1857), and see a fog bell tower (built in 1890). Entry & Admission: There are two...

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Bruce K.

4/7/2021

Fort Pointe Lighthouse is an easy lighthouse as it's only three or so miles off US-1 so you have no excuse if you're driving along the coast to make a quick detour. The lighthouse is located in...

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S. S.

7/15/2023

Just a few miles off the beaten track. Desolate and quaint. The thing that makes you mad is at the small four car parking area it says pay here. $1-4 which is fine but then you walk in and the...

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Korrie K.

12/8/2020

There's a small pillar where you place your entrance fee. Nothing excessive, I think it was about $3 or 4 per adult. From other reviews I read, the lighthouse is private property, but you can...

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Susan B.

9/7/2020

Nice off the beaten path spot to stop for a break from driving or even to have a picnic - a bit of history as this was the site of an actual Fort- the lighthouse is private property and fenced...

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