Two lights has no lights. The ranger was super helpful as we pulled in. The costs seemed a bit for the amount of time we spent but it was still worth it, you can go right out on the rocks near the water to explore. It’s a loop of short trails that go to the water. The fire observation tower was cool and we almost missed it, you can’t climb it but still neat to see. It was not busy and very easy to park.

Fabulous cliff walk that took us to the Lobster Shack at the end. Great hiking and spectacular views.

Two Lights State Park is a beautiful place to relax and take in the rugged beauty of the Maine coast. The dramatic rocky shoreline, crashing waves, and sweeping ocean views make it a perfect spot for photography, picnics, flying a kite, or simply enjoying the sea breeze. The walking paths are easy to explore, and there are plenty of scenic overlooks where you can sit and watch the water. It's a peaceful, well-maintained park that captures the charm of coastal Maine.

This lighthouse is privately owned and not accessible to the public but the beach and rocky trails around it are accessible.If you like lighthouses, this is one to go to just be aware you won't be able to get close to it.

That picture is not in two lights state park. That lighthouse is at Fort Williams State Park