"There's MORE than just the
Beach at Thomas Point!"
Open Mid-May thru September
9 AM 'til Sunset Daily
2010 Summer Events:
Thomas Point
Beach Celebrating 54 years of
"Family, Friends and Fun"!
"CELEBRATION OF LIFE at TPB"
Mid May - Late June
Around the Full Moon in May and again about mid-June,
the Horseshoe Crabs gather for several weeks in Thomas Bay at
Thomas Point Beach to perform their "Annual Mating Ritual",
just like they have been doing here for over 300 million years!
The health of the Horseshoe Crab is critical to the health of both
the coastal ecosystem and to humans.
Often called 'the Living Fossil', it is one of the earth's oldest creatures, appearing over 100 million years before the dinosaurs!
The horseshoe crab is totally harmless and will not bother anyone.
Surely an event not to be missed!
Come swim with the Horseshoe crabs and witness life in the making!
Horseshoe Crab Fun Facts
"FATHER'S
DAY at TPB"
June 20
Daddys are FREE with their Family!
~ In honor of the Park's Founding Father and my Dad ~
Harry Chester Crooker
1911 - 2004
"WALKER BROTHERS CIRCUS"
July 3 and 4
The perfect family circus!
Affordable family fun " Under the Big Top".
Children 14 years and under FREE with paying Adult.
Adult 15 years and older General Admission $12 Advance
$14.00 per Adult, Day of the Show
Two Big Shows Saturday- 3:00 PM and 5:30 PM
One Show Sunday at 3:00 PM
www.walkerbrotherscircus.com
"1ST ANNUAL FITNESS CHALLENGE"
August 15
Sponsored by the Maine Marine Corp. League.
For Info and to participate contact Bud Quinn at 1-207-807-5190
Regular Gate Fees apply.
MAINE HIGHLAND GAMES
"Family Camping Week-end"
August 20 - 21
The Scottish Games Camping tradition continues at beautiful Thomas Point Beach! Join in on the music, dancing and fun. If you love the Bag Pipes, marching bands and camping then this is the place to be this week-end. Open to all Scots and non-Scots alike. Regular camping fees apply.
2010 Maine Highland Games to be held at the Topsham Fairgrounds.
"LABOR DAY Week-end REUNION"
September 3, 4, and 5
This week-end offered to celebrate 30 years of bluegrass camping at beautiful Thomas Point Beach! The famous Thomas Point Beach Bluegrass Festival retired after 30 years in 2008 but hundreds of our festival family and friends
continue their Labor Day w/e camping tradition here at Thomas Point. Field Pickin' throughout the Park is encouraged.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday Camping
Before August 22nd..... $50 per unit.
At the Gate.....$60 per unit
Electric is available at $5.00 additional per night.
All Camping is on a "First Come, First Served" Basis.
The entire Park is Available for Camping.
"Private Event"
September 12
The Park will be the home site for a private day-long event.
"OMEGA WELLNESS HEALTH FAIR"
September 19
For your health...a full day of fun and insights to better living!
Organic Food Booths, Health Food Vendors, FREE Health testing, Made In Maine Goods, American Heart Association Walk-a-thon, Blood Drive, Natural Healing events, Farmers Market, Food Tasting Cook-off, Miss Maine 2010! 10 AM-4 PM.
For complete details call 1-207-208-0999
~ ALL EVENTS HELD RAIN OR SHINE ~
~ ALL EVENT POLICIES ~
Absolutely No Drugs, Motorcycles (Special Parking available) or Open
Fires.
Bicycles, Roller Blades, Skateboards, Scooters are
NOT allowed on the Grounds during any Public Event.
PARK "PET POLICY"
Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times, no longer than 6 feet.
Never leave a tethered dog unattended.
Good behavior is required. Dogs of any breed that are hostile or aggressive will be asked to leave the Park, along with their owners.
Pets are NOT ALLOWED on the beachfront or in the Playground.
Always pick up after your pet.
Registered "Camping" Pets, ONLY,
are permitted over night inside the Park and must be under 25 pounds.
THE MANAGEMENT STRICTLY ENFORCES THE ABOVE POLICIES
Thomas Point Beach provides
"Family Friendly, Family Safe" Events
For Brochure or Detailed Information, Write:
Thomas Point Beach, Inc.
29 Meadow Road,
Brunswick, Maine 04011
or call (207) 725-6009 -or- Toll Free 1-877-TPB-4321
"The Cleanest and Prettiest Park in New England"


