- Home - Friends of Fort Williams Park
The Friends of Fort Williams Park, a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit organization, preserves and enhances the natural resources and visitor experience of Fort Williams Park by providing planning and stewardship for projects that support the Park’s ecology, accessibility, and open space
- Visit - Friends of Fort Williams Park
Fort Williams Park is located at 1000 Shore Road in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, and is open from sunrise to sunset every day of the year Admission is free and parking is available within the park
- map - Friends of Fort Williams Park
Friends of Fort Williams Park 299 Ocean House Road· Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 info@fortwilliams org
- Park History - Friends of Fort Williams Park
In 1898 the reservation became a sub-post of Fort Preble, and a few months later an independent post It was formally named Fort Williams in 1899 While batteries were completed in time for the Spanish-American war, they were never used In fact, guns at Fort Williams were never fired in combat
- Children’s Garden - Friends of Fort Williams Park
The Children’s Garden in Fort Williams Park is a landscape full of daring adventures, quiet contemplation, great mysteries waiting to be revealed, and small familiarities to offer comfort
- About - Friends of Fort Williams Park
Only 5 miles and a 15-minute drive from the center of Portland, Maine, Fort Williams Park is readily available and freely accessible to all of the 513,102 people who live within Greater Portland
- FWPF Events - Friends of Fort Williams Park
Engaging the community and attracting people of all ages to Fort Williams Park and Cape Elizabeth, the Friends of Fort Williams Park offers an array of annual and recurring events every year
- The Arboretum at Fort Williams Park - Friends of Fort Williams Park
When complete, the Arboretum will feature multiple landscapes that highlight the Park’s unique natural and historic features, demonstrating how to control invasive plants while showcasing the beauty and potential of native New England flora
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