Ogunquit
Directly on the harbor in Perkins Cove
Live Cams in Maine
Real-time views of Maine’s coastlines, lighthouses, and natural landscapes
Higgins Beac
One of the few beaches in Maine great for surfing
Rockport Harbor
Nestled between the bustling Camden and Rockland Harbors
Bowdoin
Views of the campus quad
Town Landing Weather
Falmouth is a town in Cumberland County
Sugarloaf Mountain
It is the third highest peak in the state
Kennebunkport
A picturesque coastal town known for its stunning scenery
Shoals Marine Lab
A remote field station located on Appledore Island
Wood Island Life Saving Station Tower
Its location is a dramatic and vulnerable one-acre island at the entrance of the Piscataqua River
Portland Head Light
A channel into Portland Harbor, which is within Casco Bay in the Gulf of Maine
Wells Beach
In the Southern Maine Coast section of Maine
Sebec River
A tributary of the Piscataquis River in Piscataquis County
Ogunquit Beach
Enjoy your getaway listening to the waves on the oceanfront
Sunday River Resort
Known for its award-winning snowmaking and grooming
Cliff Island
The smallest year-round island in Casco Bay
Drakes Island Beach
Smaller and quieter than the other two beaches in Wells
Old Orchard Beach
It is part of the Portland−South Portland−Biddeford
Northeast Harbor
Situated in the town of Mount Desert in Hancock County
Swan’s Island
An beautiful island town in Hancock County, Maine
Old Orchard Beach
A resort town and census-designated place in York County
Ogunquit
A amazing small town located in the southern part of the state
Casco Bay
An inlet of the Gulf of Maine on the southern coast of Maine
Kennebunk
A historic fishing village turned seaside tourist destination
Port Clyde
On picturesque Muscongus Bay overlooking the harbor in Port Clyde America
Ogunquit
Lies between the Atlantic Ocean and the Ogunquit River
Rockland
A classic Maine coastal town
Camden
In midcoast Maine, sits on Penobscot Bay
York Harbor Beach
Live Feed of the top ranked spots in Maine
Marshall Point Lighthouse
It's down at the end of the peninsula from Thomaston
Houlton
Market Square Historic District, encompasses that town's historic late-19th century central business district
Old Orchard Beach
Also known as OOB, is a classic Maine getaway
Kennebunkport
Take a look at beautiful Goose Rocks Beach in Kennebunkport
Kennebunkport
New England’s finest inns are within landmark buildings
Bar Harbor
The mountains of beautiful Acadia National Park behind the hotel, our views are unsurpassed
Houlton
Beautiful downtown Market Square make Houlton a great place to visit
Blue Hill Bay
Situated on the Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park
Ogunquit
Breathtaking views of the bold Atlantic coast
Rockland Harbor
Located at the end of Main Street in downtown Rockland
Ogunquit
One of Southern Maine’s premier coastal destinations
Ogunquit
A long, sandy peninsula with grassy dunes, lies between the beautiful Atlantic Ocean and the Ogunquit River
Old Orchard Beach
Located on forty wooded acres, yet only 800 feet from downtown Old Orchard Beach
Old Orchard Beach
Live coverage at Paradise!
Live Webcams Across Maine
Atlantic coast, working lighthouses, and Acadia's granite peaks — live from the Pine Tree State
Maine has more coastline than California despite being a fraction of its size — the state's deeply indented rocky shoreline, with its thousands of coves, harbours, and offshore islands, measures over 5,500 kilometres when measured in detail. Its webcams reflect that maritime character: lobster boat traffic in working harbours like Rockland, Castine, and Winter Harbor; lighthouse views at Portland Head Light (1791, the oldest lighthouse in continuous use in the US); and ocean surf conditions along the exposed southern beaches of York and Ogunquit.
Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island — the most visited national park in the northeastern US — hosts webcams showing the Cadillac Mountain summit (the first place in the US to see the sunrise from October through March), Eagle Lake, and the rocky coastline of the Park Loop Road. The park attracts 3-4 million visitors per year despite its remote location, drawn by the rare combination of ocean, mountain, and forest landscape within a compact area. Maine's webcams are also important for practical monitoring: Penobscot Bay and the approaches to Portland Harbour are major commercial shipping lanes, and the coast's notoriously changeable weather makes real-time condition checks a routine part of maritime planning.
