York, Maine, represents one of America's oldest settlements, offering families a remarkable journey through colonial history combined with beautiful beaches and iconic coastal landmarks perfect for memorable reunion experiences. This historic seaside community seamlessly blends 400 years of American heritage with classic Maine coastal charm.
From exploring America's oldest jail to enjoying pristine beaches and visiting the famous Nubble Lighthouse, York provides diverse experiences that celebrate both our nation's founding story and Maine's enduring coastal beauty, creating meaningful connections between past and present for multi-generational families.
Maine's most photographed lighthouse sits dramatically on a rocky island just offshore, offering spectacular views and classic New England coastal scenery. Families can enjoy the lighthouse from Sohier Park, explore the visitor center, and capture iconic photos of this beloved Maine landmark that has graced countless postcards and calendars.
This remarkable collection of historic buildings includes the Old Gaol (America's oldest public building), Jefferds Tavern, and the John Hancock Warehouse. Families can explore colonial life through guided tours, living history demonstrations, and interactive exhibits that bring 300 years of American history to life.
This classic New England beach resort area features beautiful sandy beaches, the historic Fun-O-Rama arcade, and charming beachfront attractions. Families can enjoy swimming, beach games, amusement rides, and traditional seaside activities while experiencing the nostalgic charm of a classic American beach town.
This scenic 1.5-mile stretch combines beautiful sandy beach with dramatic cliff-top walking paths offering spectacular ocean views. Families can enjoy beach activities, explore tide pools, walk the cliff path, and experience some of Maine's most diverse coastal scenery in one accessible location.