Visitors are welcome on foot and on bicycles, but no vehicle traffic is allowed for the time being.
Fort Williams Park
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Cape E. to reopen Fort Williams Park
With Gov. Janet Mills beginning to relax restrictions on public activity, the town council has decided to open the park on May 11.
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Cape Elizabeth garden tour postponed until 2021
The annual event hosted by the Friends of Fort Williams Park had been scheduled for July 18.
Posted inThe Forecaster
Food vendor slot still open in Fort Williams Park
Crepe Elizabeth declined to renew its permit for the 2020 season, and the cart-sized space remains up for grabs.
Posted inThe Forecaster
USS Eagle memorial approved for Fort Williams Park
CAPE ELIZABETH — The Town Council recently approved the installation of a new memorial at Fort Williams Park that will commemorate the sinking of the USS Eagle off the coast of Cape Elizabeth on April 23, 1945. The memorial will list the names of all sailors aboard the vessel, which was sunk by a German […]
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South Portland resident urges others to ‘Make Strides’ against cancer
This year’s Making Strides Against Breast Cancer will take place Sunday, Oct. 20, at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth.
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Ft. Williams pay and display revenue on track
Proceeds from the new parking meters in a premium area of Fort Williams will likely exceed projections.
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Parking fees begin at Fort Williams in Cape Elizabeth, after first-day hiccup
The town expects first-year revenue of $317,000 from the seasonal program.
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Cape Elizabeth to charge nonresidents for prime parking at Fort Williams
Parking at the popular park will remain free for residents, but town councilors hope to raise $300,000 a year in fees from nonresidents who want to park close to Portland Head Light during the busy months.
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The Wrap: There’s a slew of new places opening
Plus a new brew and the return of a favored event.