Stockton Springs, Maine
Penobscot Bay harbor with a historic lighthouse
Overview
Key Facts
What Stockton Springs Is Known For
Stockton Springs Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Stockton Springs
Year-round neighborhoods ring the harbor, with Belfast and Bucksport handling major groceries and services. Lobster boats share the moorings with sailboats, and foggy mornings are common.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Breezy, 62-78 F
winter
Cold, 12-32 F with coastal winds
spring
Cool and damp, 40-58 F
fall
Crisp, 45-62 F with bay vistas
How to Get There
On US 1 and 1A between Bucksport and Belfast; about 40 minutes south of Bangor via Route 15.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Stockton Springs outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Stockton Springs known for?
Stockton Springs is known for Fort Point State Park with its 19th-century lighthouse and walking trails, its protected natural harbor with marina serving sailors and lobstermen, and Sandy Point Beach where the Penobscot River meets the bay.
What is Fort Point Light?
Fort Point Light is a scenic 19th-century lighthouse at Fort Point State Park overlooking Penobscot Bay. The park offers walking trails, a pier, picnic grounds, and excellent views of the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox across the river.
How far is Stockton Springs from Belfast?
Stockton Springs is about 15 minutes from Belfast via US 1 and 1A. The town is also about 40 minutes south of Bangor via Route 15, positioned between Bucksport and Belfast on the west side of Penobscot Bay.