Family Friendly Trails in Buxton, ME

Buxton is one of those towns that feels steady and familiar when it comes to getting outside. The trails here aren’t about big crowds or long drives—they’re the kind of places you can return to again and again. With a mix of farmland preserves, quiet woods, and simple town-owned spaces, Buxton makes it easy to build outdoor time into your week without overthinking it.

Whether you’re heading out for a quick walk before dinner or looking for a place the kids can explore for an hour or two, these Buxton trails offer simple, reliable options close to home.


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Broadturn Farm Preserve

Farm & Field Trails
A mix of open fields and wooded edges surrounding a working farm. Expect wide paths, changing scenery, and plenty of space for kids to roam.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy


Fuller Farm Preserve

Fuller Farm Loop
A quiet, wooded loop with gentle terrain and a peaceful feel. This is the kind of trail that works well when you just need a reset outside.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy


Moses Woodman Preserve

Woodland Trails
A more tucked-away preserve with wooded paths and a slightly more natural, less maintained feel. Great for kids who like exploring roots, rocks, and changing terrain.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate


Pleasant Point Park

Riverside Trails
A combination of wooded paths and open areas near the water. There’s a little more to explore here, with options to extend your walk depending on the day.
Distance: ~1–2 miles
Difficulty: Easy


Town Farm Park

Park Loop & Connecting Trails
About a mile of trails looping around the park and connecting toward the Buxton Town Office. Wide, approachable paths make this an easy choice for younger kids or a quick outing.
Distance: ~1 mile
Difficulty: Easy


Quick Picks for Families

Best for toddlers: Town Farm Park, Fuller Farm Preserve
Best for open space to roam: Broadturn Farm Preserve
Best for a quieter walk: Fuller Farm Preserve, Moses Woodman Preserve
Best mix of woods and water: Pleasant Point Park
Best easy everyday loop: Town Farm Park


Buxton keeps things simple in the best way. These are the kinds of trails that don’t require much planning—just a pair of shoes, a little time, and a willingness to let kids take the lead. Over time, they become familiar places. The kind kids recognize, return to, and remember.


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I’m Lauren


I am a lifelong Mainer and the creator of Lake Region Kids Calendar! As a mom of two living and playing in the Sebago Lake Region, I love staying active indoors and outdoors, sharing local hidden gems, and highlighting the kid and family friendly events and activities that make our community special.

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