Beautiful view of the lighthouse even with fog. So glad we made it to see this. My kids even enjoyed it. Highly recommend this drive to see it. Some cool antique places on the way to stop also.

This is another must see on coastal Maine. Lighthouse is spectacular; however, you cannot go up into the lighthouse itself. The grounds are beautiful and there is ample opportunity to take great photos.

Gorgeous views of the rocky Maine coast, classic lighthouse, and free parking! Ya! You can not tour the lighthouse, but have a clear view of the little island and rope tow that connects the island with the mainland. The parking area is pretty small but turnover is fast. There are benches surrounding the area for a nice little picnic. The Visitor's Center is really more just a gift shop, but there were also clean rest rooms which was good.

I never tire of revisiting the Cape Neddick Light Station a/k/a The Nubble. Along with Portland Head Light, it is one of the prettiest and one of the most-photographed lighthouses. One of things I really like about this lighthouse is that it’s almost a twin to the Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse near where I live. The Nubble is about 41 feet tall and was first lit in 1879. Portsmouth Harbor Lighthouse is 48 feet high and was built in 1878. The architectural style of both is Late Victorian. Both are on the National Register of Historic Places. One can always get great photos of this lighthouse because it is on Nubble Island about 100 yards across a narrow channel. One will not get other visitors walking into one’s photos. During this visit, I met people from many different places. I spoke with a nice couple from Billerica, MA who were up on a daytrip. Also, at the time, the cable car to and from Nubble Island was hooked up. Back in the 1800's, there was a manual version of this that the lighthouse keeper used to go ashore to get supplies and bring them back and for his boy come and go for school. As usual, I enjoyed my visit. The lighthouse itself is very scenic and photogenic. It’s also very well maintained by the Town of York which has owned the lighthouse since 1998. Twice a year – July and December – the Town of York decorates the outline of the lighthouse with white lights and illuminates them at night for a couple of weeks. I rate this visit at 5.0 and highly recommend a visit. The reason for the delay in submitting this review was due to a months-long loss of my ability to post photos with my reviews and some health issues. If you found this review useful, please click the THUMBS UP to indicate HELPFUL.

I stopped by on the way home because I never get tired of seeing Nubble Light. The area was packed with tourists -- it was a perfect summer day. The colorful pink sea roses are hanging in there but will soon be gone. I took some photos -- it's hard not to!