Mother's Beach in Maine State

Mother's Beach

A small but cute stretch of sand is aptly known as Mother's Beach.

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Mother's Beach Details

Kennebunk's small but cute stretch of sand is aptly known as Mother's Beach. Small enough to watch the little ones, local enough that it doesn’t get too crowded, and with a soft surf so the older kids can still play in the water, parents can relax here a little and enjoy the quiet surf with the other young families. If nice waves weren’t enough, there is also also a playground right behind the beach for kids to wear themselves out on before heading home after a playdate in the sun. Facilities: Playground

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Nearby Points of Interest Around Mother's Beach

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0.4 mi away

Strawberry Island Preserve

This small preserve provides access to a small section of the shoreline and a sandbar which leads to tidal areas.

0.6 mi away

Middle Beach

Rocky shores and is a great place for visitors who wish to relax in a beach chair.

0.8 mi away

Gooch's Beach/Kennebunk Beach

Best at low tide due to the larger area.

1.0 mi away

Parsons Beach

An idyllic small Maine beach located at the mouth of the Moussam River and bordered by sand dunes and wild roses. The majority of the beach is privately owned and off-limits, however, the northern section which borders the Moussam River is open to the public and leased to the town. Parking is extremely limited - even early in the morning - so it's best to visit via walking or biking. Facilities: Restrooms

1.0 mi away

Madelyn Marx Preserve

Though small, the area connects to two other popular conservation areas, making this a very popular spot for bird watchers to visit.