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Let’s soak up the sun and queer joy at one of New England’s most beloved LGBTQ+ beach spots! We’ll be heading to Ogunquit Beach for a full day of waves, sand, and sweet community connection.
Whether you're here to swim, sunbathe, read, picnic, stroll the Marginal Way, or just vibe with good people, there's space for you. Expect chill hangs, laughter, beach games, and possibly a sandcastle or two.
All identities, bodies, and expressions are welcome. This is a judgment-free, inclusive space for rest, play, and connection.
Feel free to come solo or bring a queer friend.
Need a ride or can offer one? Post in the event comments – we’ll help coordinate carpools.
This is a bring-what-you-need-to-feel-good kind of day. That might be snacks, board or card games, shade gear, or just good company. Take breaks when you need them, we’re here for low-pressure fun.
Rain plan: We’ll monitor the weather and reschedule if needed. Updates will be posted here.
Come make waves with us. We’d love to see you there! ??
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Wells Plaza (Hannaford's), 4.3 miles from Beach Street, has an enormous parking lot
The Maine Pooch, 0.5 miles, 166 Main Street, has 30+ spaces, but might be limited to customers.
I parked the car in the lot behind the Lobster Pond, short bke ride from there to beach
Wells Plaza (Hannaford's), 4.3 miles from Beach Street, has an enormous parking lot
The Maine Pooch, 0.5 miles, 166 Main Street, has 30+ spaces, but might be limited to customers.
I made it back to the Lobster Pound restaurant around 4 p.m., and my car was still there. About a dozen other cars in the back parking lot, mostly, probably, from employees. Not sure I would push my luck and do this again, but I'm glad that, for this trip, I was able to solve the puzzle of Ogunquit parking.
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