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Maidstone State Park
If you are searching for a bit of peace and tranquility, then consider making the journey to this secluded state park.
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Maidstone State Park Details
If you are searching for a bit of peace and tranquility, then consider making the journey to this secluded state park. Here, you will find the crystal-clear Maidstone Lake, a paradise for different wildlife species, including trout, salmon, and loons. This park was one of the last projects to be built by the Civilian Conservation Corps. They built picnic shelters, a lodge, and even the main road leading to the park entrance. During your visit, you can hang out at the beach, go for a swim in the lake, or hike through the shaded forest.
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Nearby Parks Around Maidstone State Park
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Maidstone State Park
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Brighton State Park
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Forest Lake State Park
Dating back to 1935, this park is one of the oldest in the state.
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Willoughby Gap
This sparkling 1,687-acre glacial lake sits cradled in the Willoughby State Forest between Mount Pisgah and Mount Hor.
