Fort Foster - Kittery Point, ME
Fort Foster Dog Park in Kittery Point, Maine
Located at the scenic tip of Kittery Point, Fort Foster offers dog owners and their pups an unforgettable outdoor experience along Maine’s picturesque coastline. Dog-friendly hiking trails wind through wooded areas, beaches, and tide pools, with breathtaking views of three lighthouses, lily ponds, and rocky shorelines. Whether you’re in search of pet-friendly trails, want to picnic with your pooch, or spend a peaceful day at the ocean, Fort Foster is a beloved spot for both locals and visitors.
The park is well-maintained, with plenty of parking and clean restrooms available. While there are fees for non-residents, Fort Foster’s natural beauty, family atmosphere, and access to beaches make it a perfect escape for a dog’s day out. Enjoy leisurely walks, safe playtime, and a relaxing environment—all just minutes from the heart of Kittery Point, Maine.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there restrooms available for owners? Yes, there are clean restrooms available on-site.
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, the park features several scenic walking and hiking trails.
- Are picnics or BBQs allowed? Yes, visitors often picnic or enjoy BBQs in the designated areas within the park.
- Is there a fee or membership required to enter? Yes, there is a fee for non-residents (currently $20 as of 2024).
- Where is the best place to park? There is plenty of parking available at the park.
- Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? Yes, the park is known for being clean and well-maintained.
Reviews
Was very nice! View was gorgeous, not too crowded- and attendant at front was super kind!
A sprawling magical place with all kinds of views – ocean, rocks, beach, lighthouses, wooded areas, lily ponds. Excellent for plein air painters. For non residents it’s a bit pricey at 20 (as of 2024) so fill your car with family, friends and dogs for the day. It’s a perfect place to take kids for a technology break.
Absolutely amazing place to walk, have lunch and just enjoy the ocean. Plenty of parking and very clean restrooms
Not much to see for ruins, but the walking trails are perfect for seeing three lighthouses and general enjoyment of the point. I highly recommend and I look forward to when I can return.
We were looking for tide pools while on our vacation and we found this place in our last day unfortunately. It was a great place to discover hermit crabs, crabs, small fish and plenty of snails. So, bring your water shoes, net and bucket. It was nice to get away from the crowds. Seemed liked it was a favorite spot amongst the locals with people enjoying the beach, picnicking or bbqing.