Lily Bay State Park
On the southeast shore of the largest mountain lake in the United States, Moosehead Lake, you'll find Lily Bay State Park.
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Lily Bay State Park Details
On the southeast shore of the largest mountain lake in the United States, Moosehead Lake, you'll find Lily Bay State Park. Renowned as a popular area for outdoor recreation lovers, the actual park covers 924 acres where you can camp, hike, fish, and enjoy winter sports like snowmobiling. Fishing for trout and salmon is most popular here after the ice melts around May when the waters become relatively busy. Although the entrances aren't open in the offseason, you can still park and hike in at any time of year.
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