Moosehead Lake
No admission feeMaine's largest lake, set among the Longfellow Mountains, with boating, fishing and a lakeside base in Greenville.

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A lakeside state park on the east shore of Moosehead Lake, offering camping, boating, trails, and winter snow sports.
13 Myrle's Way, Greenville, ME 04441 · Greenville, ME
Lily Bay State Park sits on the eastern side of Moosehead Lake, the largest lake in New England, in the town of Greenville. Visitors can camp at established sites, launch boats, fish for salmon and trout, and walk a shoreline trail to the beach and Rowell Cove campground. In winter the park offers groomed cross-country ski trails, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling with access to the lake. Facilities such as the campground and showers close during the off season, though people may still walk in during daytime hours.
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