Yes, there is a 1.5 mile long road to the summit of Mt. Battie. The road is open 7 days a week from May 1 to November 1. After November 1st the road is open when staffing and weather conditions permit. Call (207)236 3109 for daily updates.

Maine state parks charge by the person. Unfortunately Trip Advisor doesn't allow easy linking to the table. Camden Hills $4.00 (resident) $6.00 (non-resident) $2.00 (Senior non-resident) Children are $1.00

No but they have great hiking trails and camping. Lake George State Park does have a beach and is not far away.

Hi Trail4442, The Nature Trail runs parallel to the Mt. Battie Auto Road - it's far enough from the road that you wouldn't see traffic on the road. It's a gradual climb from 200' elevation to just under 800' at the summit of Mt. Battie, approximately 1 1/2 miles in length. Walking back down, if the kids are tired you could walk on the road to make it easier for them.

The views are fabulous from this area. I use a cane and found it very easy to navigate around the area so I'm sure a walker or wheel chair won't have much problem.

Yes. The grades are steep buy brief. There's plenty of parking at the summit and the road loops around to the exit.

The road to the summit of Mt. Battie is only 1.5 miles long. There are 25 miles of hiking trails in this 6,200 acre park.

Yes, dogs on leashes are welcome.

There are no memorial benches at Camden Hills State Park.

Hi, It's an easy ride to town - 1.5 miles to the far end of town along Route 1 with fairly wide paved shoulders. A sidewalk is available too, but I believe bicyclists should use the shoulder instead. Another positive, it's all downhill .... until you come back. But it's an easy ride either way.