• The Desert of Maine is a weird and wonderful place. It is far more than just the 20 acres of rolling sand dunes in the middle of a lush forest.
  • The Desert of Maine is a natural curiosity and privately owned tourist attraction whose main feature is a 20-acre (8.1 ha) expanse of barren glacial sand in the town of Freeport...
  • 6,052 Followers, 818 Following, 279 Posts - Desert of Maine (@desertofmaine) on Instagram: "Rolling sand dunes from the last ice age, tourist attraction...
  • There is a desert in the middle of the forest in Maine? Who knew?! This nearly 100-yr-old tourist attraction has undergone a massive renovation in recent years.
  • The official Twitter account of the Desert of Maine, a natural wonder from the last ice age and a nearly 100 year old roadside attraction in Freeport Maine.
  • The official YouTube channel for the Desert of Maine.
  • Maine’s lone 40-acre patch of desert is a cautionary tale. The Desert of Maine was once a successful farm owned by the Tuttle family in the late 1800s.
  • I would be remiss in recommending a visit to the Desert of Maine without sharing a few of the other attractions we visited in Freeport: • The Maine Bear Factory.
  • Desert of Maine, Freeport, Maine. 5,927 likes · 79 talking about this · 7,499 were here. Discover how sand dunes were formed in the middle of a lush...
  • So we thought, well, maybe we are those people." Mela, a college professor, was excited about the environmental side of the Desert of Maine.