York Beach Maine Attractions and Links

York Maine is a popular destination due to its many long and short beaches. As a historical area it offers an educational experience. The wilderness areas provide a peaceful retreat. Explore Maine's largest zoo and amusement park. The list below outlines some of the most photographed lighthouses in the country.

Only one hour from Boston and forty-five minutes south of Portland, The Anchorage Inn is located in the heart of New England's favorite vacation destination. Just minutes from golf, tennis, and all the attractions of York Beach, the Kittery outlets and historic York Village and Portsmouth, NH. And we're right around the corner from one of Americas most picturesque lighthouses.

Historical Sites

Cape Neddick Light 1879
A 41' white cast-iron conical tower on the summit of Cape Neddick, a small offshore rocky islet. Located off Route 1A, in York Beach. Affectionately referred to by the locals as The Nubble Light, and proud to be listed as the "most photographed" lighthouse.

Boon Island Light 1811/1855
133' gray granite conical tower, located offshore 6 miles east of York Beach.

Whaleback Light 1831/1872
75' gray granite conical tower on a reef. Outer entrance to Portsmouth Harbor, Piscataqua River entrance. View from Fort Foster, Kittery.