Brunswick Station

The station is located at 16 Station Avenue in the heart of Brunswick, Maine. It’s just a short walk to Maine Street, Bowdoin College, and many shops, restaurants, and local attractions.

The train platform is outdoors. A self-service ticket kiosk, restrooms, and information are available in the Brunswick Visitor’s Center next to the platform. The visitor’s center is open daily from 9:45am to 4:00pm.

Limited parking is available across the street at the intersection of 86 Union Street and Station Avenue for $5 per 24 hours. Cash or credit cards are accepted at the self-service lot kiosk.

Free parking is available just over a quarter mile away at the Cedar Street Park and Ride, with long-term, short-term, and handicap spots.

You can walk from the Brunswick station to local restaurants, banks, and other businesses. The downtown retail and historic district, Bowdoin College, and hotels are all within a quarter mile. Click here to learn more about what Brunswick has to offer.

Brunswick is highly walkable. The town is centered around Maine Street, which is home to shops, restaurants, cafes, and museums. You can download a map of Brunswick and its many attractions here.

Yes. The Brunswick Link provides local transit around town, and the METRO Breez offers daily express service to Freeport, Yarmouth, and Portland. You can catch either bus from the Brunswick Station.

Yes. Both the Brunswick Link and the Metro BREEZ are ADA accessible. In fact, all Downeaster trains and stations are wheelchair-accessible, allow service animals, and offer assistance when needed.

Yes. Call Brunswick Taxi at (207) 729-3688 to check availability.

Yes. Enterprise Car rentals are available by calling (207) 725-1344. This Enterprise location offers pickup service when scheduled.

There are a number of hotels in Brunswick, but Downeaster passengers can receive 15% off their stay at The Brunswick Hotel with promo code DOWNEASTER.

Five northbound and five southbound Amtrak Downeaster trains stop in Brunswick every day. An alternate northbound “Event Nite” train runs from Boston to Brunswick on select evenings to help riders get home after big sports games and concerts. Weekend and holiday schedules may vary. A full train schedule can be found here.

Brunswick is both the first and last stop on the Amtrak Downeaster.

The ride from Brunswick to Portland typically takes around 45 to 50 minutes, while the trip to Boston is roughly 3 hours and 20 minutes—but times can vary.