Skolfield Preserve
Skolfield Preserve Info
Skolfield Preserve is an 8.4-acre Land Trust-owned property in Brunswick featuring mature mixed woods and salt marsh shoreline along Middle Bay Cove. Rich in history and ecology, the preserve lies near a traditional indigenous canoe portage and an 18th–19th-century shipyard site. With half a mile of trails and habitat next to important mud and clam flats, it’s a prime spot for birdwatching, with over 150 bird species recorded here, supporting both local wildlife and fisheries.

Skolfield Preserve Trail Map
Trail Features:
- Birding
- Snowshoeing
- Check out what types of birds are seen on this property!
Trail Restrictions:
- Open dawn to dusk.
- No dogs.
- No off-road vehicles, bicycles, snowmobiles, or horses.
- No fires or camping.
- Stay on marked trails.
- Hunting by permission only.
Directions:
Just across from Sea Grass Farm Rd on Route 123/Harpswell Rd, Brunswick. The Preserve is located just before the Harpswell town line. Look for a drainage culvert and narrow gravel access driveway, leading to a brown wooden sign with white lettering on the edge of the woods. Park in the small gravel area near the sign.
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