Things to do at Swan's Island

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The Swan's Island Lobster and Marine Museum tells the story of commercial fishing in Maine, through the history of fishing on Swan's Island.

 "Tour with a local. With over 200 years of family Island history, we know our way around. We’ll help you make memories your family or small group will cherish for years to come."

The Acadia area’s best-kept secret! The light station at the entrance to Burnt Coat Harbor is a working beacon for local lobster boats.

The park provides visitors with outstanding views of Harbor Island and the lighthouse at Hockamock Head, and glimpses of the tidal-power which powered lumber and grist mills that once operated there.

 Fine Sand Beach is treasure found after a short hike through a  forest of spruce and fir. The beach is at its best during  low tide when the pure white sand is fully exposed. 

 The Indians used to carry their canoes across this narrow strip of land from Back Cove over to Toothaker Cove.

After a mild hike up from Goose pond you find a  field of granite boulders made up of a type of granite not found on Swan's Island.