8 Places in Maine
Source:
@kellbells.shells
8 places in Maine: Pine Point Beach, Kettle Cove Road, Crescent Beach State Park, and 5 more. Every place is verified on Google Maps, featured in an Instagram post by Kelly Simon | Coastal Artist.

Pine Point Beach
Place
Don't overlook Pine Point Beach; its rocky ends quietly produce an abundance of sea glass. Many drive past it, missing out on these hidden treasures.

Kettle Cove Road
Place
Discover this easily overlooked cove known for productive sea glass hunting. Visit during low tide to maximize your chances of finding hidden treasures along the shoreline.

Crescent Beach State Park
State park
4.6
Venture beyond the sandy main stretch to explore the edges and coves of Crescent Beach State Park. The varied terrain hides interesting sea glass pieces for those willing to look.

Laudholm Beach
Beach
4.4
Seek out Laudholm Beach, often less picked over by collectors, especially near the estuary. It's a favored spot for serious sea glass hunters seeking unique and undisturbed finds.

Drakes Island
Place
Experience the quiet, residential charm of Drakes Island for a relaxed beachcombing adventure. Explore after storms or along the jetties for the best sea glass finds.

Two Lights State Park
State park
4.7
Scramble over rocks in the Two Lights area to uncover hidden sea glass gems. This rugged spot rewards persistent explorers with unique finds.

Higgins Beach
Place
Beyond its scenic beauty, Higgins Beach offers rewarding sea glass hunting at low tide. Scrutinize the rocks and you'll often discover colorful, well-tumbled pieces.

Biddeford Pool
Place
Discover Biddeford Pool, a tucked-away treasure known for yielding pottery and older glass. Its secluded feel makes it a rewarding spot for unique beachcombing finds.