World-class parks that stimulate the mind, challenge the body, and nourish the soul.
Outdoor Education Program in action at Black River Cypress Preserve
With a belief in the transformative impact of spending time outdoors, Butler Parklands was founded in 2005 to promote aerobic recreation, encourage meaningful connections to the outdoors, and create passionate stewards of the natural world.
Across its eight parks, Butler Parklands illuminates the rich natural and cultural history of each setting, and thoughtfully designs low impact, high caliber infrastructure.
From New York, Maine and South Carolina, to Chile, Argentina and Uruguay, Butler Parklands builds and operates parks in partnership with local organizations. Together they preserve stunning landscapes and enable more Americans, young and old, to experience the awe of nature’s power.
Butler Parkland’s parks are right at home in the Western Hemisphere’s most spectacular landscapes, where history, wildlife and nature are on full display for curious explorers and adventurers of all ages and abilities.
New York Times
“Vacationland,” as Maine calls itself, thrives on the allure of its craggy coast and woodlands, and attracted more than 3 million visitors in the first nine months of 2021 to coastal Acadia National Park alone. Navigate 95 miles northeast near Lubec to find a new park that aims to ease overtourism: Cobscook Shores.
Outside Magazine
The Seboeis Riverside Trail is 7.2 miles long and follows the Seboeis River through the dense pinewoods of the Maine Highlands and past mountain views. It’s not too far east of Baxter State Park’s north entrance and Mt. Kahtadin. Also, the path cuts through part of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument, offering a picturesque escape whether you’re hiking in the summer or snowshoeing in the winter.
La Nacion
Nació gracias al aporte fundamental de un filántropo estadounidense. Se puede recorrer en kayak y dormir en cómodos refugios sobre pilotes.
