Park Size: 924 Acres  |  Established: 1959
Recreational Activities: Birdwatching, Boating (Motorized), Camping, Canoeing, Cross-Country Skiing, Fishing, Hiking (Trails), Picnicking, Snowmobiling, Snowshoeing, Swimming and Wildlife Watching
Park Trails:
Lily Bay State Park Trail
- Fee Charged
- Activities: Cross Country Skiing, Hiking, Snowshoeing &Â Walking
- Length: 2.4 miles, Network
- Difficulty: Easy, Moderate
- Location: Beaver Cove
- Surface: Dirt/Forest Floor, Gravel/Crushed Stone, Rock/Ledge, Snow - Groomed
- Pets: Permitted
Northern Forest Canoe Trail - Section 11
- Activities: Paddling
- Length: 42.3 miles, Normal
- Difficulty: Strenuous
- Location: Beaver Cove, Chesuncook Twp, Days Academy Grant Twp, East Middlesex Canal Grant Twp, Greenville, Kineo Twp, Lily Bay Twp, Little W Twp, Lobster Twp, Moosehead Junction Twp, Northeast Carry Twp, Piscataquis County Island, Rockwood Strip T1 R1 NBKP, Sandbar Tract Twp, Seboomook Twp, Spencer Bay Twp, T2 R12 WELS, T3 R12 WELS, T4 R12 WELS, T4 R13 WELS, T4 R14 WELS, T5 R14 WELS, T6 R13 WELS, T6 R14 WELS
- Surface: Water - Lake/Pond, Water - River/Stream
- Pets: Permitted
On-Site Facilities: Campground, Playground, RV Dumping Station, Showers, Trailered Boat Launch
Directions: Nine miles north of Greenville on the east shore of Moosehead Lake. From Routes 15/6 in the center of Greenville, head north 9 miles on the Lily Bay Road that follows Moosehead Lake's east shore to North State Park Road (on left).
Season: Open All Year, 9:00 a.m. to sunset daily, unless otherwise posted at the gate. Fee Charged. Visitors may continue to enjoy the park during the off season by parking outside the gate and walking in during these same hours. Facilities are closed during the off season. For more details about off-season and winter access to Moosehead Lake and trails, campground and other facilities within the park, as well as specific rules please visit the State's website.
For More Information:
Lily Bay State Park
13 Myrle's Way, Greenville, ME 04441
(207) 695-2700
