Natural swimming hole
Dundee Park
River · Maine
About this swimming hole
Windham's town park on the Presumpscot River (Dundee Pond section), described by the town as its only public beach and a long-popular local swimming and picnic area. The sheltered location and calm waters make it an ideal spot for children to play and swim, with a sandy beach and picnic area with outdoor grills. The Presumpscot Regional Land Trust also names Dundee Park the best swimming spot before or after a paddle on the Presumpscot Water Trail.
Good to know
| Water type | River |
|---|---|
| Best season | June-September |
| Reservations required | No |
| Hours | 9am-7pm |
| Parking | Park lot at 79 Presumpscot Road, Windham; open Memorial Day through Labor Day |
| Amenities | restrooms, picnic shelters, grills, playground |
| County | Cumberland County |
| Nearest town | Windham |
| Safety notes | Town tests swim-area water for E. coli weekly in season and closes the beach at 235 or above — check posted results and town alerts before swimming, especially after rain |
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Official information
Official park / agency page ↗ — check current conditions, fees, and reservations here before you go.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you swim in Dundee Park?
Yes — Dundee Park is listed as a natural swimming spot in Maine. Heads-up: Town tests swim-area water for E. coli weekly in season and closes the beach at 235 or above — check posted results and town alerts before swimming, especially after rain. There are rarely lifeguards at natural swimming holes — verify conditions locally before you go.
Does Dundee Park require reservations?
No reservations are required at Dundee Park based on current information — but verify before you go.
When is the best time to visit Dundee Park?
The best season is typically June-September.
Is Dundee Park safe for swimming?
Reported safety notes: Town tests swim-area water for E. coli weekly in season and closes the beach at 235 or above — check posted results and town alerts before swimming, especially after rain. There are rarely lifeguards at natural swimming holes — swim at your own risk.