This park for nature lovers has wooded trails along the Goose River.

It’s a good location for watching birds and wildlife.

Although the trails are easy, please watch your step.

This area has historical relevance to the lime trade.

At Rockport Harbor, a few steps uphill from the Harbormaster’s office you’ll find this small park.

It has benches to enjoy beautiful views across the beach and harbor to Penobscot Bay and a giant chess set on the lawn.

Located on Route 1, close to Rockland is Glen Cove Park.

This park has expansive scenic views, picnic tables (a few under cover), grills, and easy parking.

Next to Marine Park beside the Harbormaster’s office is Goodie’s Beach.

This is a small beach where you can swim, build a sandcastle and watch boats traveling in and out of the harbor.

In the center of the village, this small park with bistro tables and park benches is a great place to share a cup of coffee or a sandwich.

You’ll find neighbors and locals alike catching up on the day.

Located on our scenic harbor, Marine Park has it all. Great water views, ruins of historic limestone kilns, antique steam engine, statue of Andre the seal, lawn with picnic tables, Harbormaster’s office, boat launch, schooner trips, concerts and parking.

You’ll find this serene park with more formal plantings next to our historic Opera House.

Sit on one of the several benches and contemplate the beautiful harbor.

Occasionally, you might find a local musician staging a performance.

This park has a special location in the heart of the old village and across from the new library.

It has been redone recently and showcases the memorials to Rockport’s residents who have served in past wars.

Walker Park is perfect for families. It has playground equipment, grills, picnic tables, rocks to climb, space to run, a sandy beach and terrific water views.

You will make memories your family will remember forever.