This Park offers camping, hiking, beachcombing, boat launching ramp and picnic spots. Gleason's Cove, in Perry, is another free park. There are no signs directing you to this park, but if you take the road across U.S. Route 1 from the New Friendly Restaurant in Perry and follow the Boat Launching ramp signs it will take you there. A park complete with great beachcombing, broad views of Passamaquoddy Bay and nearby Deer Island, New Brunswick, fishing weirs, picnic sites and an excellent launching ramp. Located just west of Machias off U.S. Route 1, turn left on the Roque Bluffs road.
Swimming is available in fresh or salt water.
The sandy beach is 900 yards long. Rest rooms, a children's playground, dressing rooms, picnic tables and grills are available. It is open all summer long during daylight hours. The Waponahki Indian Museum at Pleasant Point, on Route 190 towards Eastport, is a stop to see the Passamaquoddy Indian History. From artifacts to old photos, tools, baskets and arts and crafts are a trip back through Indian culture.