Follow the Maine Turnpike and take exit 19. After the toll booth turn left and follow Route 109 for a short distance, then turn right on Chapel Road. Follow to the end which comes to Route 1. Turn right onto Route 1 and continue to the next traffic light, which is the intersection of Mile Road. Turn left onto Mile Road and follow a short distance, and see the Blue Horizon sign on your right.

There are 7 miles of oceanfront in the town of Wells. Much of it is sandy beach only, which delights the sunbathers. Also along the coast are rocky ridges and tidal pools which are so interesting to young people, whether they are little and play in the warm puddles around the large rocks, or are older youngsters who enjoy hunting marine life among the ledges. Very fine white sand comprises Wells' beaches which are wide and flat, providing areas for walking, running, or sand castle building. Life guards are on duty for your protection.

The ocean is fascinating at any time of the year. It can be many colors blue, green, gray, or white in its foam. It can be peaceful and calm with the little waves that lap the beach; or it can be crashing and roaring in a winter storm. There are a number of public parking areas which can be found on area maps. There is a nominal fee for parking to cover the costs of lifeguards and beach cleaning. Permits for parking are available at at the Municipal Building located on Route 109 West.

Ride on this great train from as far north as Portland, Maine to as far south as Boston, Massachusetts.