Freeport residents pay half that, and people younger than 6 and older than 62 get in free. If you want to camp here, check out our Camping Chapter. The park is open from Memorial Day weekend through October. Pines from the area were once used as masts for ships in the British Navy, which is how it got its name. The sanctuary is open year round from dawn to dusk, and has several self-guided trails.
Picnic areas are also available, and parking is free.
More than 200 acres of woods and self-guided walking trails along Casco Bay and the Haraseeket River provide plenty of outdoor fun at Wolfe's Neck. Amazingly, this secluded vista is just 4 miles from the busy outlet shopping district. You'll find picnic areas with tables and charcoal grills, wheelchair accessible parking, bathrooms and five miles of hiking trails. From Memorial Day through Labor Day, you'll have to pay to get into the park. Those older than 65 and younger than 5 get in free.