This was the low-key, un-crowded beach we were looking for. Even on a warm saturday, there was plenty of room to spread out and be socially-distant. Kids loved the calm water and the sand. Adults enjoyed walking on the paths and climbing the rocks. We enjoyed lunch on picnic benches and everything was very clean and relaxing. Beautiful view.

This was a wonderful hike with some nice views. It ended up being a foggy day at the top but overall we really enjoyed both the hike the nature trail and the table top trail to the top. It’s about an hour or an hour down and very doable for all different levels

Gate closed after Labor Day so it is a half mile walk that takes 10 minutes. Very nice sandy beach with some picnic tables and grills among the trees on the forest edge. Nice rock outcroppings of rocks on either side of the beach.

I can't say I would swim here, just because there is sand doesn't make it a beach. The area it self was pretty cool. We walked and explored the rocks, watched the waves and the brave people dipping their feet in the icy waters. It does cost money to enter I think it was $5 a person. We much preferred the swimming area at owls head light house a few miles away and free.

Small secluded beach with rocks to climb on. Nice picnic area. Uncrowded and NO touristy things. Outhouses available.

We enjoyed this beach a lot. It is not the long white sand beach you would expect but the surroundings are nice. You can sit on the sand or on the rocks, you have some shade if you want to, picnic tables, parking.

Birch point State park has been one of our favorites for many years. We especially love it in winter when it’s deserted. It is quintessentially Maine with the pine trees and combination of rocky shoreline and sandy beach. On this visit, like almost always in the summertime, the beach was crowded but a short hike across the rocks at either end of the beach leads to beautiful quieter spots with isolated barbecue stands. Whatever the weather or the tide Birch point is worth the visit. We have frequently stopped here to play for a bit whilr waiting for friends on a cape air flight delayed coming in from Boston. Pay the guest fee and support the State Parks.

It's a beautiful sandy Maine beach. There are beautiful rock formations on each end of the beach . It used to be called Lucia 2 before it became a state park .Its a great place for families to come for picnics and beach days . There are picnic tables and birthday parties are regular occurrences . Bathrooms are onsite which is always a necessity

The most beautiful beach in Midcoast Maine! Mostly white sand bordered by huge granite rocks which are great for swiftly walking across for a great workout!

This beach is a treasure; you can spend the entire day and never be bored; lots to do, lots to explore; great rock climbing and tidepools. The picnic facilities are quaint and good. Sometimes we go there end of the day just to barbecue dinner; it is peaceful and there's always space.