Maquoit Bay Conservation Land
Maquoit Bay Conservation Land Info
Maquoit Bay Conservation Land is a 124-acre preserve owned by the Town of Brunswick and permanently protected through a conservation easement held by the Brunswick-Topsham Land Trust. Conserved in 2007 thanks to the generosity of previous landowners and partners like the Trust for Public Land, this largely woodland property includes salt marsh and clam flats that help safeguard the ecologically significant Maquoit Bay. Visitors can enjoy over a mile of trails for walking and cross-country skiing, as well as stunning coastal views and swimming at Rocky Point, a unique rocky promontory offering access to the warm, shallow waters of the bay at high tide.

Maquoit Bay Conservation Land Trail Map
Trail Features:
- On-leash dogs permitted (waste removal required).
- Swimming
- Birding
- eBird.org – Check out what types of birds are seen on this property!
Trail Restrictions:
- Open dawn to dusk.
- No off-road vehicles, bicycles, snowmobiles, or horses.
- No fires or camping.
- Stay on marked trails.
- Hunting is permitted by the Town of Brunswick.
Directions:
From downtown Brunswick, follow Maine Street southeast for approximately 1.6 miles. Continue onto Mere Point Road for 0.2 miles and then bear right onto Maquoit Road. Follow Maquoit Road for 1.9 miles and then turn right onto Woodside Road. Follow Woodside Road for 0.5 miles and then take first left onto Bunganuc Road. Property is on the left in about 0.5 miles and has an established gravel parking area with road signage.
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