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Katy’s Cove Beach is one of Saint Andrews most family-friendly waterfront spots, blending natural beauty with easy accessibility. The beach features a sandy shoreline, changing facilities, washrooms, picnic areas, and plenty of open space for families to spread out. Lifeguards are often on duty during peak summer hours.

Fox Pond makes a nice stop while riding along Route 182 aka Scenic Backwoods Road.

Schoodic Loop Road has a couple good outcrops where hikers and drivers can get a great view of Buck Cove. The views from here are great, and wildlife viewers have great opportunities to see ocean animals and birds, but for a higher view, hikers should seek out Buck Cove Mountain just nearby for an elevated view of the area.

Frazer Point has a picnic area that is open year-round and is a family-friendly area of Schoodic Peninsula. Frazer Point is a part of Acadia National Park. The point can be reached by hiking or biking on the Frazer Creek Bike Path or by car. There is a parking area near the point that holds about 20 cars. The Point overlooks the areas of Mosquito Harbor and the Mount Desert Narrows.

The white sun-baked rocks of Schoodic Point are the perfect place to enjoy rock pools and gaze out on the open Atlantic or across to Mount Desert Island. At low tide in good weather the stones are easily accessible from the parking lot for all ages and ability levels and make a wonderful picnic area. If you are doing a bike loop of Schoodic Head, this is a great place to meet up with friends or family mid-route. There are restrooms available near the parking lot.

The parking lot at the southern tip of the Schoodic Loop Road provides immediate access to a pebble beach with views across to Little Moose Island.

The Blueberry Hill lot at the southern tip of the Schoodic Loop Road provides immediate access to a pebble beach with views across to Little Moose Island. This is also a great place to start the Anvil Trail or Alder Trail to Schoodic Head, though parking can fill up quickly in the summer. If the lot is full, you can often find street parking further up the road.

Frazer Creek Bike Path is a great spot to run. It reaches all the way to Frazer Point. This area is part of Acadia National Park and is generally less crowded.