Jewell Island
As a 221 acre island far out in Casco Bay, those feeling adventurous can only access this gem by boat, though the trek is worth it.
Plan Around Jewell Island
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Jewell Island Details
Once used strategically in both WWI and WWII, Jewell Island has otherwise been deserted with the exception of visitors. As a 221 acre island far out in Casco Bay, those feeling adventurous can only access this gem by boat, though the trek is worth it. With 3 miles of designated hiking trails, the island is mostly rocky and forested with hidden little coves, beaches, and even camping areas enticing visitors to stay and watch the sunrise.
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Nearby Parks Around Jewell Island
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Jewell Island
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1.1 mi away
Cliff Island Public Wharf
A large dock which is primarily used by the Casco Bay Lines ferry to load and unload passengers and goods.
1.2 mi away
Dinghy Beach
A small sand and pebble beach which overlooks a beautiful cove.
2.4 mi away
Deer Point
Now considered "forever wild," the land here is to remain untouched by future development.
