Spring 2026 Newsletter
The Friends of Fort Williams Park recently released our 2026 Spring newsletter. Click below to read. Planting and Playing: The Friends' 'Spring' a New Project! 🌱 ...
2025 Annual Report
The Friends of Fort Williams Park recently mailed the 2025 Annual Report. Download a copy by clicking FFWP 2025 Annual Report. If you would prefer to have a copy mailed to you, please contact our ...
2024 Annual Report
The Friends of Fort Williams Park recently mailed the 2024 Annual Report. Download a copy by clicking FFWP 2024 Annual Report. If you would prefer to have a copy mailed to you, please contact our ...
2023 Annual Report
The Friends of Fort Williams Park recently mailed the 2023 Annual Report. Download a copy by clicking the above image. If you would prefer to have a copy mailed to you, please contact our office ...
2022 Annual Report
Friends of Fort Williams Park recently mailed the 2022 Annual Report. Download a copy Friends of Fort Williams Park 2022 Annual Appeal ...
Explore Your Backyard
Friends of Fort Williams Ecology Project Manager, Andrea Southworth, recently wrote an article for the Cape Courier regarding backyard exploration. Download your own copy of the kids and adult scavenger hunts! Taken from the Courier ...
Restoring the Ecology of a Popular Park
James McCain, once our Executive Director, has an article pubished in Vol. 5 of Wild Seed Magazine ...
Portland Press Herald: “New Garden in Cape Elizabeth beckons children back to nature”
The Children’s Garden of the Arboretum at Fort Williams Park in Cape Elizabeth is a throwback – not to gardens of the past but to a type of childhood that has largely disappeared. “When we ...