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Cape Elizabeth, ME

Fort Williams Park

Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth is listed as a sledding spot by Portland Press Herald, Jan. 5, 2024. The park or city does not list it, so check posted signs.

Local mention

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At a glance

Lights
Not stated by source
Hours
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Status phone
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Restrooms
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Cost
“There’s a few hills to choose from, and winter admission is free.”
Parking
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Steepness
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Rentals
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Tubing
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Rules
Not stated by source
Run length
Not stated by source
Kid area
Not stated by source
Approx. drop
About 40 ft (approx. drop, USGS elevation data)

Details and source

StatusLocal mention Mentioned by local news or a guide. The park or city does not list it.
Address1000 Shore Rd., Cape Elizabeth, ME
Notes from sourceNot stated by source
Local note“There’s a few hills to choose from, and winter admission is free.” (Portland Press Herald, Jan. 5, 2024, checked 2026-10-28)
Check conditionsCheck current conditions on the source page
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SourcePortland Press Herald, Jan. 5, 2024
Checked2026-10-28
Map pin43.62372, -70.21275 (park or address, from OpenStreetMap Nominatim)
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Short answers

Is sledding allowed at Fort Williams Park?

Portland Press Herald, Jan. 5, 2024 names it as a sledding spot, but we did not find it on the park or city's own list as of 2026-10-28. Look for posted signs before you sled.

Does Fort Williams Park have lights for night sledding?

Lights are not stated by the source. Plan on daylight.

Where is Fort Williams Park?

1000 Shore Rd., Cape Elizabeth, ME. It's one of 5 hills on our Portland list.

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