Verified Oct 3, 2026
Maine Maritime Museum
Museum · Bath · USA 🇺🇸
Only official site
mainemaritimemuseum.org
Admission prices
Adult
$22
Senior
SENIORS
$20
Free
CHILD (17 & UNDER)
Free entry
free
Free
MEMBERS
Free entry
FREE
stated on mainemaritimemuseum.org/visit · checked 2026-10-11
MEMBERS | FREE ADULTS | $22 SENIORS | $20 CHILD (17 & UNDER) are free through 2026 thanks to the generous support of Central Maine Power
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Maine Maritime Museum: address
243 Washington St Bath, ME 04530Open in Google Maps →✓ mainemaritimemuseum.org · 2026-10-05Maine Maritime Museum: opening hours
Monday–Sunday 9:30 am–5:00 pm✓ mainemaritimemuseum.org · 2026-10-05Maine Maritime Museum: closing days
Closed for our annual gala, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Days, and occasionally if we get some weather.✓ mainemaritimemuseum.org · 2026-10-05Maine Maritime Museum: what should I know before visiting?
The shipyard begins closing at least 30 minutes before the Maritime History Building. Please plan accordingly!✓ mainemaritimemuseum.org/visit · 2026-10-11Maine Maritime Museum: parking
We have ample, free parking available with space available to accommodate RVs and larger vehicles in our south lot. We have 11 handicap-accessible parking spaces, as well as a drop-off area with benches located near the museum's main entrance.✓ mainemaritimemuseum.org/visit · 2026-10-05Maine Maritime Museum: is it wheelchair accessible?
Our campus is a mix of paved and gravel walkways, suitable for strollers and wheelchairs; with a few areas of substantial incline in the historic shipyard. A few historic buildings are only accessible by stairs. Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis.✓ mainemaritimemuseum.org/visit · 2026-10-11Maine Maritime Museum: are dogs allowed?
We love dogs, but they are not permitted inside the museum. Only service animals trained to perform a specific task are permitted in buildings.✓ mainemaritimemuseum.org/visit · 2026-10-05Founded in 1962, Maine Maritime Museum sits on a beautiful 20-acre campus on the banks of the Kennebec River in Bath, Maine, the “City of Ships.” Outdoors, stroll through the country’s only surviving shipyard to see where large wooden sailing vessels were once built.
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