Border Crossing
Since the park is located on Campobello Island, ensure you have your passport ready as you will be crossing the international border between the U.S. and Canada.
Roosevelt Campobello International Park stands as a unique living memorial to the 32nd U.S. President, Franklin D. Roosevelt. Situated on the border of Maine and Canada, the site preserves the summer cottage where FDR spent his formative years, offering visitors an intimate look at his private life. Beyond the historic home, the park features meticulously maintained gardens and a network of rugged coastal paths that provide sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. The site is a testament to international cooperation, serving as a significant landmark for diplomacy and history. It offers a tranquil escape for those looking to combine historical reflection with outdoor recreation in a beautiful maritime setting.
Roosevelt Campobello International Park stands as a unique living memorial to the 32nd U.S. President, Franklin D. Roosevelt. Situated on the border of Maine and Canada, the site preserves the summer cottage where FDR spent his formative years, offering visitors an intimate look at his private life. Beyond the historic home, the park features meticulously maintained gardens and a network of rugged coastal paths that provide sweeping views of the Atlantic Ocean. The site is a testament to international cooperation, serving as a significant landmark for diplomacy and history. It offers a tranquil escape for those looking to combine historical reflection with outdoor recreation in a beautiful maritime setting.
Preserved summer home of FDR
Beautifully manicured historic gardens
Rugged coastal hiking trails
Symbol of U.S.-Canada diplomacy
The park is located on an island accessible via bridge from Lubec, Maine.
Check seasonal operating schedules as the historic home may have limited hours.
The coastal weather can be unpredictable; bring layers for changing conditions.
Since the park is located on Campobello Island, ensure you have your passport ready as you will be crossing the international border between the U.S. and Canada.
Be aware that the park operates on Atlantic Time, which may differ from the time in mainland Maine.
History buffs and nature lovers exploring the Maine-Canada border.
USD $
$100-$200 p/day
Lunch
Wear sturdy walking shoes to fully enjoy the rugged coastal trails and garden paths.
English
History Buffs, Nature Lovers, Families, Educational