Scenic site with a rock formation that causes dramatic wave crashes & sea spray.
At a glance
#3 of 8 Tourist attractions in Kennebunkport #1 of 3 Parks in KennebunkportLocalGuideWorld score: 4.70
Rating breakdown
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Quick facts
- What is the rating of Blowing Cave Park?
- Blowing Cave Park is rated 4.7 out of 5 based on 471 reviews.
- How does Blowing Cave Park rank in Kennebunkport?
- Blowing Cave Park is #3 of 8 Tourist attractions in Kennebunkport by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
- Where is Blowing Cave Park located?
- 208 Ocean Ave, Kennebunkport, ME 04046, United States — 2.2 km from the center of Kennebunkport.
Beautiful little lookout! The water was gorgeous 😍 the “blowing cave” was pretty cool too!
What a beautiful spot! We took a ride to Kennebunkport from Wells and was well worth it. My son is a political history buff and he had never seen the Bush Compound. Was very cool! Beautiful cleat day.
Known in the 80's as the famous Cabot Cove made me feel as though I was reliving the time. Beautiful town with historical stores and resorts. Some seasonal but many all year round. i couldn't see enough of it and felt that I would love to live there. The only thing missing was Jessica Fletcher!
Not much to say here, it's a great view. Parking is limited, maybe impossible depending how busy it is. This is not a park, it's just an overlook off the road. If you are driving by, stop and get out to take in the view but be respectful, it's basically a neighborhood.
Beautiful area. Across the water you will see former president Gearge Bush's house. He surely living in luxury but his home canjot be compared to the home in heaven.
Pretty little roadside stop. Curb parking for 8-10 cars, a couple benches. Can walk down some unmarked (just worn in) paths to rock hop closer to the water. There were a few bits of trash-disposable drinks- probably wouldn't have been if there was a provided trash can (maybe there is in the summer, we went late April)
Amazing little spot! Come at our near high tide to enjoy the waves crashing and splashing. Wear good shoes because the short walk down takes you on some uneven rocks (my wife did not wear good shoes so couldn't walk down to the edge to get the full view). Thank you Henry Parsons for donating this little slice of heaven so the rest of us can enjoy.
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