Exploring the Geography of Cape Porpoise in Kennebunkport, Maine
Goat Island Lighthouse - Cape Porpoise - Kennebunkport, Maine
About Cape Porpoise in Kennebunkport, Maine
Cape Porpoise is a small coastal village in Kennebunkport, Maine. It’s a working harbor known for its lobster boats. Visitors reach the waterfront by driving down Pier Road and crossing a short bridge to Bickford Island. The island is home to two restaurants—Cape Pier Chowder House and Ultramar. Most parking is reserved for diners, with limited spots available for those visiting the pier to view the surrounding islands and Goat Island Light.
Islands of Cape Porpoise
Cape Porpoise is an archipelago of small islands off the coast of Kennebunkport, Maine. Many are part of the Kennebunkport Conservation Trust and a few are privately owned.
Islands of the Trust
Stage Island
Fort Island
Redin Island
Trott Island
Cape Island
Milk Island
Savin Bush Island
Pinkam Island
Bass Island
Goat Island
Green Island
Vaughn Island
Privately Owned Islands
Bickford Island
Folly Island
(Possibly Others)
Kennebunk Conservation Trust
The Kennebunkport Conservation Trust manages land and campsite reservations on three nearby islands—Vaughn Island, Trott Island, and Cape Island. For more information and to check availability, visit kporttrust.org.
