Every Town in Maine
From Acton to York, discover the unique character of every municipality in Vacationland. Complete guides to all 489 towns and cities.
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Acton
A peaceful rural town in York County with lakes, forests, and easy access to both the seacoast and the mountains.
Alfred
The historic county seat of York County, featuring classic New England architecture, Shaker heritage, and small-town character.
Andover
A quaint village providing access to scenic hiking, snowmobiling, and the historic Lovejoy Covered Bridge.
Anson
A historic mill town on the Carrabassett River, known for its rich logging heritage and small-town charm in the Upper Kennebec Valley.
Arundel
A rural town just inland from Kennebunkport, famous for its antique shops, flea markets, and the Dutch Elm Golf Course.
Ashland
Remote northern town at the gateway to Maine's vast North Woods, offering wilderness access, logging heritage, and authentic frontier character.
Auburn
Located across the Androscoggin River from Lewiston, Auburn offers expanded shopping, Lake Auburn views, and Mt. Apatite park.
Baileyville
A border town on the St. Croix River, home to paper mills and serving as a gateway to Canada and Downeast wilderness.
Augusta
Located on the banks of the Kennebec River, Augusta is the seat of state government and a gateway to Maine's interior history and culture.
Bangor
Bangor, on the Penobscot River, is the retail and service hub for northern and eastern Maine, known for its logging history, Stephen King connections, and proximity to Acadia.
Bar Harbor
A classic coastal village framed by Acadia's granite peaks. Sunrise drives on the Park Loop Road and harbor strolls define the Downeast experience.
Bath
Bath is a historic shipbuilding city on the Kennebec River, home to Bath Iron Works and a vibrant downtown filled with 19th-century architecture.
Beals
An island community connected by bridge to Jonesport, famous for its boatbuilding heritage and the Great Wass Island Preserve.
Belfast
A quirky, creative harbor town known for its beautifully preserved architecture, vibrant food co-op, and ship-building history.
Belgrade
Lakeside town offering access to the Belgrade Lakes chain, with seasonal camps, year-round homes, and central Maine recreation.
Berwick
Rural character meets New England history in this riverside town with covered bridges and colonial heritage.
Bethel
Picturesque western Maine village and four-season hub near Sunday River, offering mountain scenery, outdoor adventures, and a charming main street.
Biddeford
Once a gritty textile hub, Biddeford has transformed its massive brick mills into a vibrant center for breweries, distilleries, and world-class dining.
Bingham
A small mountain town on the Kennebec River, known for whitewater rafting, outdoor recreation, and wilderness access.
Blue Hill
A sophisticated village known for its chamber music, pottery, and the iconic Blue Hill Mountain.
Boothbay Harbor
Wooden footbridges, lighthouse views, and whale-watching tours define this quintessential harbor town tucked into the Midcoast.
Boothbay
A scenic Midcoast town surrounding Boothbay Harbor, offering coastal charm, maritime heritage, and access to island communities.
Brewer
Situated across the Penobscot River from Bangor, Brewer offers a rich industrial history, a growing craft beer scene, and scenic riverfront parks.
Bridgton
The hub of the Lakes Region, offering year-round recreation with Highland Lake, Long Lake, and Pleasant Mountain ski area.
Bristol
Bristol is a coastal town in Lincoln County, Maine, encompassing the Pemaquid Peninsula. It is famous for the iconic Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, historic Fort William Henry, and picturesque villages like New Harbor and Round Pond.
Brownville
A historic railroad town that serves as the gateway to the spectacular Gulf Hagas gorge and Katahdin Iron Works state historic site.
Brunswick
Home to Bowdoin College, Brunswick blends academic vibrancy with a rich maritime history and easy access to the Midcoast's peninsulas and islands.
Bucksport
A strategic river town known for the massive Fort Knox, the Penobscot Narrows Bridge, and a spooky local legend.
Buxton
Suburban York County town along the Saco River, blending rural open space with family neighborhoods and easy access to Portland.
Calais
Located on the Canadian border, Calais is a historic riverfront city known for its connection to St. Stephen, New Brunswick, and the beautiful St. Croix Valley.
Camden
Camden's snug harbor and forested hillsides deliver postcard views, sailing charters, and an inviting downtown filled with indie shops and cafés.
Cape Elizabeth
A stunning coastal town known for its rugged cliffs, state parks, and the most photographed lighthouse in America.
Caribou
A hub for agriculture and outdoor recreation, Caribou is famous for its marathon runners, snowmobile trails, and Swedish heritage.
Carrabassett Valley
Franklin County resort town in Maine's western mountains, home to Sugarloaf for skiing, golf, mountain biking, and four-season adventure.
Casco
Home to Sebago Lake State Park and Point Sebago, Casco is a premier destination for summer recreation.
Castine
One of the oldest towns in New England, steeped in military history and home to the Maine Maritime Academy.
Charleston
A small, quiet town in Penobscot County, offering a peaceful rural lifestyle and easy access to lakes and outdoor activities.
Cherryfield
Downeast town on the Narraguagus River, celebrated as the Blueberry Capital of the World and known for its well-preserved historic district.
China
A rural town known for China Lake and peaceful countryside, offering outdoor recreation and small-town charm in central Maine.
Clinton
Small Kennebec River mill town between Waterville and Pittsfield, offering affordable housing and central Maine access.
Cornish
A rural town along the Saco River, offering river recreation, farming heritage, and access to Western Maine's mountains.
Cumberland
An affluent Portland suburb maintaining rural character with farms, forests, and excellent schools while offering modern amenities.
Cutler
A remote fishing village home to the dramatic cliffside hiking of the Cutler Coast Public Reserved Land.
Damariscotta
Famous for its pristine river, world-class oysters, and the annual Pumpkinfest & Regatta.
Deer Isle
A scenic island community connected to the mainland by a suspension bridge, famous for the Haystack Mountain School of Crafts.
Dexter
Penobscot County town in the Maine Highlands with a historic downtown, Lake Wassookeag waterfront, and year-round community events.
Dixfield
Small town on the Webb River where mountain foothills meet valley farmland, offering affordable living and outdoor access.
Dover-Foxcroft
The shire town of Piscataquis County, offering a mix of history, agriculture, and access to Sebec Lake.
Durham
A rural town along the Androscoggin River, home to the scenic Runaround Pond and Bradbury Mountain State Park nearby.
East Millinocket
Located on the West Branch of the Penobscot River, East Millinocket is a historic industrial town and a gateway to the Katahdin region's vast wilderness.
Eastport
A historic island city with deep waters, massive tides, and a thriving arts scene, overlooking the islands of Passamaquoddy Bay.
Edgecomb
A peaceful residential town on the Sheepscot River, offering coastal access and proximity to Wiscasset and Boothbay.
Eliot
First town across the Piscataqua River from Portsmouth, offering New England charm with easy access to the seacoast.
Ellsworth
Ideally located as the gateway to Acadia and Downeast Maine, Ellsworth is a growing hub of commerce, culture, and outdoor access.
Eustis
Eustis is a town in Franklin County, Maine, comprising the villages of Eustis and Stratton. It is situated in the High Peaks region near Flagstaff Lake and the Bigelow Preserve, making it a hub for hiking, snowmobiling, and outdoor adventure.
Fairfield
A historic town along the Kennebec River, Fairfield offers a blend of rural charm, outdoor recreation, and community spirit.
Falmouth
A picturesque town bordering Portland, Falmouth offers a mix of coastal beauty, woodland trails, and a vibrant community life.
Farmingdale
A quiet residential town along the Kennebec River, offering a peaceful setting with convenient access to Augusta.
Farmington
A vibrant university town serving as the gateway to the Western Mountains ski resorts and lakes.
Fort Fairfield
A farming community in The County, famous for potatoes and its annual winter festival celebrating the region's agricultural heritage.
Fort Kent
Located at the very top of Maine, Fort Kent is a center for Acadian culture, biathlon, and outdoor adventure.
Freeport
Freeport is world-famous as the home of L.L.Bean's flagship store and a premier shopping destination, but it also offers miles of coastline and state parks.
Friendship
Friendship is a coastal town in Knox County, Maine, renowned for its boatbuilding heritage, particularly the Friendship Sloop. It is a quintessential lobster fishing community with a picturesque harbor and a quiet, authentic atmosphere.
Fryeburg
A historic Saco River valley town famous for the Fryeburg Fair, scenic canoeing, and stunning views of the White Mountains.
Gardiner
A charming riverfront city with a beautifully preserved brick downtown, known for its creative economy and access to the Kennebec River.
Georgetown
An island town accessible by bridge, offering the sandy beaches of Reid State Park and the famous Five Islands Lobster Co.
Gorham
Home to the University of Southern Maine, Gorham blends rural landscapes with a bustling village center and university culture.
Gouldsboro
Home to the Schoodic District of Acadia National Park, offering dramatic surf and scenery without the Bar Harbor crowds.
Grafton Township
An unorganized township that is home to Grafton Notch State Park, one of Maine's most spectacular mountain passes.
Gray
A rapidly growing town between Portland and the lakes region, Gray offers suburban living with rural character and excellent recreation.
Greenville
Sitting at the southern tip of the massive Moosehead Lake, Greenville is the legendary jumping-off point for North Woods adventures.
Guilford
A small mill town on the Piscataquis River, offering access to lakes, forests, and Highlands charm.
Hallowell
Maine's smallest city packs a punch with a vibrant downtown of antique shops, bars, and music venues along the Kennebec River.
Hampden
A fast-growing town on the Penobscot River estuary, Hampden offers suburban living with river access and proximity to Bangor.
Harpswell
A unique town composed of a long peninsula (Harpswell Neck) and three large islands connected by bridges (Sebascodegan, Orr's, and Bailey).
Harrison
A charming village nestled between Long Lake and Crystal Lake, known for its historic downtown and recreational opportunities.
Hartland
A rural community in Somerset County, known for Great Moose Lake and classic Maine small-town character.
Hermon
A rapidly growing town just north of Bangor, Hermon features major retail development and family-friendly suburban living.
Hiram
Nestled along the Saco River, Hiram is a quiet town best known for hosting the Ossipee Valley Fair and offering excellent flatwater paddling.
Hollis
Rural York County community on the Saco River, offering quiet neighborhoods, river access, and natural preserves within commuting distance of Portland.
Hope
Tiny inland town known for its classic general store, rolling hills, and peaceful countryside between Camden and Augusta.
Houlton
A historic border town at the end of I-95, known for its Victorian architecture and potato farming heritage.
Howland
A river town at the junction of the Penobscot and Piscataquis rivers, with strong railroad and logging history.
Island Falls
A scenic town known for its two beautiful lakes and its history as a vacation spot for Theodore Roosevelt.
Jackman
Nestled in the Moose River Valley near the Canadian border, Jackman is a premier destination for outdoor enthusiasts seeking rugged wilderness and adventure.
Jay
A mill town on the Androscoggin River, Jay is home to a major paper mill and offers small-town living with outdoor recreation access.
Jonesport
A classic fishing village connected by bridge to Beals Island, famous for its lobster boat races and maritime heritage.
Kennebunk
Historic village center, beautiful beaches, and a more laid-back alternative to its famous neighbor Kennebunkport.
Kennebunkport
Pastel cottages, art galleries, and wide sandy beaches make Kennebunkport a perennial summer favorite for travelers and locals alike.
Kingfield
A historic village on the Carrabassett River, known as the home of the Stanley Steamer and the gateway to Sugarloaf ski resort.
Kittery
The first town across the border, famous for its premium outlets, historic naval shipyard, and the burgeoning dining scene of Kittery Foreside.
Lebanon
A growing community in York County, positioned between the Seacoast and the Lakes Region with excellent access to both.
Lewiston
A historic mill city on the Androscoggin River that has transformed into a cultural center with a vibrant Somali community and Bates College.
Limerick
A classic Maine village in York County with a historic downtown, Saco River access, and proximity to the Lakes Region.
Limestone
Aroostook County town with agricultural roots, the former Loring Air Force Base turned commerce center, and the Maine School of Science and Mathematics.
Lincoln
A water-lover's paradise in the Maine Highlands, Lincoln boasts 13 lakes and ponds within its town limits.
Lincolnville
A scenic coastal town where Bald and Ragged Mountains rise directly from Penobscot Bay, offering unique mountain-ocean vistas.
Lisbon
Divided by rivers into Lisbon Village and Lisbon Falls, this growing community combines mill town heritage with modern suburban development.
Livermore Falls
A small mill town on the Androscoggin River, Livermore Falls offers small-town charm, outdoor recreation, and a strong sense of community.
Lovell
A quiet mountain town famous for Kezar Lake, often cited as one of the most beautiful lakes in the world.
Lubec
A rugged, remote fishing town that greets the sunrise before anywhere else in the country, connected by bridge to Campobello Island, Canada.
Lyman
Rural York County town of ponds and forests, offering swimming and boating on Kennebunk and Bunganut ponds with easy access to coastal communities.
Machias
The historic county seat of Washington County, site of the first naval battle of the American Revolution, and center of the wild blueberry industry.
Madawaska
The northernmost town in New England, Madawaska is a center of Acadian culture located directly across the St. John River from Edmundston, New Brunswick.
Madison
Historic Somerset County mill town on the Kennebec River, with Lake Wesserunsett access and quick reach to Kennebec Valley recreation.
Mars Hill
Aroostook County town at the base of Mars Hill Mountain, blending potato country scenery with skiing, hiking, and views into Canada.
Mechanic Falls
A historic mill town on the Little Androscoggin River, known for its waterfalls, downtown character, and proximity to the Lakes Region.
Mexico
Small mill town on the Androscoggin River, part of the Rumford-Mexico area with paper mill heritage and mountain access.
Milbridge
Downeast fishing village at the mouth of the Narraguagus River, known for lobstering, blueberries, and sweeping coastal views.
Milford
A small riverside community known for the Milford Dam on the Penobscot River and its proximity to vast natural areas.
Millinocket
A former paper mill giant now reinventing itself as the premier gateway to Mount Katahdin, Baxter State Park, and the North Woods.
Milo
Piscataquis County's Town of Three Rivers, where the Sebec, Pleasant, and Piscataquis meet, offering easy access to fishing and the North Woods.
Monhegan Island
A car-free island 10 miles offshore, Monhegan is a legendary artist colony and nature preserve with dramatic cliffs, pristine trails, and a timeless atmosphere.
Monmouth
A charming rural town known for Cumston Hall, Cochnewagan Lake, and hosting the annual Monmouth Fair.
Monson
The gateway to the 100-Mile Wilderness of the Appalachian Trail, revitalized as a vibrant arts community.
Naples
Classic Maine lake town with the iconic Causeway, Songo River Queen paddlewheeler, and Long Lake recreation defining summer character.
New Gloucester
A historic rural town known as home to the Sabbathday Lake Shaker Village, the last active Shaker community in the world.
Newcastle
Historic riverside town sharing the Damariscotta River bridge with its twin village, home to shipyards and Oxbow Brewing.
Newfield
A small, peaceful town in York County offering rural charm, lake access, and a true back-to-nature lifestyle.
Newport
Situated on the shores of Sebasticook Lake, Newport is a central hub connecting northern, eastern, and southern Maine.
Newry
A small mountain town known for hosting Sunday River Ski Resort and serving as the gateway to Grafton Notch State Park.
Norridgewock
Historic Kennebec River town with deep Abenaki roots, offering rural living, river recreation at Oosoola Park, and agricultural character.
North Berwick
York County town framed by Bauneg Beg Mountain, balancing rural fields and neighborhoods with quick drives to the coast and mountains.
North Yarmouth
A historic farming town offering parks, trails, and a quiet rural atmosphere just minutes from Yarmouth and Portland.
Norway
Nestled in the foothills of the White Mountains, Norway is a charming town known for its historic downtown, scenic lakes, and outdoor recreation.
Oakland
Situated amidst the Belgrade Lakes, Oakland offers abundant water recreation, scenic trails, and a strong sense of community.
Ogunquit
Abenaki-named 'beautiful place by the sea,' known for its 3-mile sandy beach, the Marginal Way cliff walk, and a lively summer scene.
Old Orchard Beach
A classic seaside resort town featuring a 7-mile sandy beach, a famous pier, and New England's only beachfront amusement park.
Old Town
Famous for the Old Town Canoe Company and its proximity to the Penobscot Nation, Old Town is a city rich in history and outdoor tradition.
Oquossoc
A legendary sporting village located between Rangeley and Mooselookmeguntic Lakes, famous for its fishing heritage and outdoor vibe.
Orono
A vibrant college town situated on the Penobscot and Stillwater rivers, Orono is defined by the energy of the University of Maine and its access to outdoor recreation.
Owls Head
A small coastal town offering one of Maine's most scenic lighthouses, a famous transportation museum, and Birch Point Beach.
Oxford
A Lakes Region town in the Oxford Hills, offering lake access, mountain views, and classic Western Maine charm.
Paris
Paris is the county seat of Oxford County, featuring rolling hills, historic architecture, and a mix of rural charm and civic importance.
Parsonsfield
A border town in the foothills, known for Province Lake, the Parsonsfield Seminary, and scenic rural beauty.
Patten
A historic lumber town offering the best access to the northern entrance of Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument.
Peru
Quiet mountain town between Dixfield and Rumford, offering rural character, mountain views, and proximity to skiing and outdoor recreation.
Phippsburg
A peninsula town guarding the mouth of the Kennebec River, famous for Popham Beach State Park and historic Fort Popham.
Pittsfield
A friendly mill town on the Sebasticook River, Pittsfield is known for its community spirit, annual Egg Festival, and central location in Maine.
Poland
Famous as the source of Poland Spring water, this rural town features pristine ponds, forests, and the historic Poland Spring Resort area.
Portland
Historic brick-lined streets, a working waterfront, and an unrivaled restaurant scene make Portland the perfect home base for exploring [Maine's coast](/regions/midcoast-maine).
Pownal
A quiet rural town just north of Freeport, famous for Bradbury Mountain State Park, one of the most popular day hikes in Southern Maine.
Presque Isle
The commercial hub of Aroostook County, famous for its potato farming heritage, snowmobiling trails, and the Nordic Heritage Center.
Randolph
A small, historic town nestled along the Kennebec River, offering a quiet, community-focused lifestyle with easy access to the state capital.
Rangeley
Rangeley is a four-season paradise famous for its chain of deep lakes, legendary fishing, and proximity to Saddleback Mountain ski resort.
Raymond
Lakeside living with access to Sebago Lake, Crescent Lake, and Panther Pond, offering year-round outdoor recreation.
Readfield
A scenic town in the Lakes Region, home to Kents Hill School and offering access to Echo Lake and Maranacook Lake.
Richmond
A charming river town on the Kennebec with historic architecture, Fort Richmond, and easy access to both Augusta and Brunswick.
Rockland
Rockland blends working waterfront grit with a thriving arts scene anchored by the Farnsworth Museum and a celebrated food culture.
Rockport
A picturesque harbor village on Penobscot Bay, Rockport offers stunning coastal scenery, arts culture, and quintessential Maine charm.
Rockwood
A remote outpost on the western shore of Moosehead Lake, Rockwood is the jumping-off point for wilderness adventures and the iconic Mount Kineo.
Rumford
A historic mill town on the Androscoggin River, Rumford is known for its paper mill heritage, nearby skiing, and dramatic riverside setting.
Saco
A growing city offering amusement parks, sandy beaches, and a historic downtown along the Saco River.
Sanford
A historic industrial hub surrounded by lakes and woods, known for its strong community spirit and recreational opportunities.
Scarborough
A premier coastal destination featuring Maine's largest salt marsh, beautiful sandy beaches, and the historic Prouts Neck peninsula.
Searsport
A quiet coastal town with a disproportionately rich seafaring history, home to the Penobscot Marine Museum and stunning sea captains' homes.
Sebago
Located on the western shore of Maine's deepest and second-largest lake, offering boating, swimming, and hiking at Douglas Mountain.
Sidney
Residential town on Messalonskee Lake, offering lakefront living and easy access to Augusta's capital services and employment.
Skowhegan
A historic mill town on the Kennebec River known for its agricultural roots, the nation's oldest state fair, and the Skowhegan School of Painting & Sculpture.
South Berwick
One of Maine's oldest communities, South Berwick offers a rich history, beautiful riverfronts, and a vibrant village atmosphere near the New Hampshire border.
South Portland
Just across the bridge from Portland, "SoPo" offers iconic lighthouses, the popular Willard Beach, and a strong community vibe.
South Thomaston
A quiet coastal town on the Weskeag River, known for its salt marshes, birdwatching, and traditional working waterfront.
Southport
A picturesque island town connected by bridge to Boothbay Harbor, offering stunning coastal scenery and a true island lifestyle.
Southwest Harbor
Authentic fishing village on Mount Desert Island's quieter western side, offering Acadia access without Bar Harbor crowds.
St. George
A scenic peninsula town featuring the villages of Tenants Harbor and Port Clyde, and the iconic Marshall Point Lighthouse.
Standish
Family-friendly community with lake access, good schools, and easy Portland commute, experiencing steady residential growth.
Steuben
Remote coastal town famous for wild blueberries, offering rugged coastline, working waterfront, and authentic Downeast character.
Stonington
A gritty, authentic fishing village at the tip of Deer Isle that lands more lobster than any other port in the state.
Stratton
The main village of Eustis, Stratton serves as the hub for Bigelow Range hiking, Flagstaff Lake boating, and snowmobiling.
Strong
Franklin County town once dubbed the Toothpick Capital, offering small-town charm on the Sandy River and quick access to Rangeley recreation.
Sullivan
Quiet coastal town east of Acadia, offering authentic Downeast character, working waterfront, and spectacular Schoodic Peninsula views.
Thomaston
A historic Midcoast town known for its shipbuilding heritage, antique architecture, and the Maine State Prison.
Topsham
Located across the Androscoggin River from Brunswick, Topsham offers suburban amenities, shopping, and easy access to the Midcoast.
Trenton
Located just before the bridge to Mount Desert Island, Trenton is famous for its roadside lobster pounds and the regional airport.
Turner
A picturesque town of rolling hills, farms, and orchards, Turner offers a classic rural Maine experience just minutes from the Lewiston-Auburn metro area.
Union
Inland agricultural town famous for the Union Fair, offering rural character between coastal tourist areas.
Unity
Agricultural Waldo County town rooted in organic farming, home to the Common Ground Country Fair and lakeside time on Unity Pond.
Van Buren
A historic Acadian town on the St. John River, serving as a key border crossing and center for cultural heritage.
Vassalboro
A quiet town in the Kennebec Valley offering scenic farmlands, access to China Lake, and proximity to Augusta and Waterville.
Vinalhaven
Maine's largest unbridged island community, Vinalhaven is a working lobster fishing village with a rich granite quarrying history and stunning natural beauty.
Waldoboro
Historic town with German settler heritage, working waterfront, and classic Route 1 character between Rockland and Damariscotta.
Waterboro
Lakeside York County town whose name means 'place of much water,' anchored by Little Ossipee Lake, Lake Arrowhead, and nearby trails.
Waterford
A picture-perfect New England town known for its historic white clapboard buildings and beautiful Keoka Lake.
Waterville
A revitalized mill town on the Kennebec River, home to Colby College and a burgeoning arts and film scene.
Weld
A stunning mountain town home to Maine's favorite day hike, Tumbledown Mountain, and the scenic Webb Lake.
Wells
A popular family destination known for its barrier beaches, Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge, and antique shops.
Westbrook
Located just west of Portland, Westbrook is a growing city known for its historic mills, the Presumpscot River, and a burgeoning arts and dining scene.
Wilton
A former mill town beside Wilson Pond, Wilton is today a recreation area offering fishing, boating, and access to western Maine's mountains.
Windham
A bustling commercial and residential hub serving as the gateway to Sebago Lake, offering abundant shopping and outdoor recreation.
Windsor
A classic rural Maine town famous for hosting one of the state's largest agricultural fairs every summer.
Winslow
A community rich in history, Winslow is home to Fort Halifax and offers picturesque views and recreation along the Kennebec River.
Winter Harbor
A picturesque fishing village on the Schoodic Peninsula, Winter Harbor serves as the gateway to the mainland section of Acadia National Park.
Winterport
A historic river town on the Penobscot River estuary, Winterport offers small-town character with access to Bangor and Belfast.
Winthrop
A lakes region community known for summer camps, water recreation, and doubling its population each summer with seasonal residents.
Wiscasset
Wiscasset welcomes visitors with historic sea captain's homes, antique shops, and the most famous lobster roll line in the state.
Woolwich
Sagadahoc County town on the Kennebec River across from Bath, mixing rural landscapes, historic sites, and easy access to Merrymeeting Bay.
Yarmouth
A charming coastal village known for its historic homes, the Royal River, and the annual Yarmouth Clam Festival.
York
A collective of four distinct villages—York Village, York Harbor, York Beach, and Cape Neddick—offering the complete Maine vacation experience.
Addison
A Downeast fishing town on the Pleasant River with bold coast scenery and quiet peninsulas.
Albion
A rural Kennebec County town of rolling fields, ponds, and backroads connecting central Maine and the coast.
Alna
A quiet Midcoast town on the Sheepscot River known for saltwater farms, covered bridges, and the Wiscasset, Waterville & Farmington Railway.
Arrowsic
A tidal island south of Bath with salt marshes, wildlife refuges, and quiet roads connecting historic river villages.
Appleton
A rural Knox County town with orchards, rolling ridges, and backroads linking the Camden Hills to inland lakes.
Athens
A small rural town north of Skowhegan with rolling fields, woodlots, and easy access to ATV and snowmobile trails.
Baldwin
A western Cumberland County town with orchard views, rolling hills, and quick access to Sebago Lake and the Saco River.
Bowdoin
A rural Sagadahoc County town of farms, forests, and ponds just inland from the Kennebec and Androscoggin rivers.
Bowdoinham
A riverside town north of Brunswick known for Merrymeeting Bay marshes, a lively farmers market, and kayak-friendly backchannels.
Bradford
A quiet Penobscot County town of farms, woodlots, and ponds with easy access to Bangor’s services.
Bradley
A river town between Old Town and Milford with deep logging history and access to boat launches on the Penobscot.
Brooklin
A coastal Hancock County town famed for boatbuilding, sailing waters, and E.B. White’s longtime home.
Brooks
A Waldo County town west of Belfast with a compact village center, lake access, and rail-trail connections.
Buckfield
An Oxford County town with village charm, rolling hills, and easy drives to the Androscoggin Valley and Bethel area.
Burlington
A tiny Penobscot County town on Saponac Pond and Madagascal Lake, popular for camps, paddling, and hunting.
Burnham
A Waldo County community with waterfront access, rail-trail history, and a convenient stop between Waterville and Bangor.
Canaan
A rural Somerset County town with broad fields, farmstands, and quick access to Sibley and Lake George Regional Park.
Canton
A small Oxford County town on Lake Anasagunticook and the Androscoggin, surrounded by low mountains and forest roads.
Carmel
A commuter-friendly town west of Bangor with rolling farmland, local preserves, and quick I-95 access.
Caratunk
A tiny Somerset County town with a Kennebec River ferry crossing, remote ponds, and fast access to the Forks.
Bremen
A coastal Lincoln County town with working waterfronts, tidal coves, and preserves overlooking Muscongus Bay.
Brownfield
A western Maine town known for the Stone Mountain Arts Center, Saco River recreation, and vistas toward the White Mountains.
Chebeague Island
A ferry-linked island town northwest of Portland, known for its stone wharves, beaches, and close-knit community.
Chelsea
A rural town across the river from Augusta with open fields, woodlots, and quick access to the capital’s services.
Corinna
A Penobscot County town of farms, forest roads, and a revitalized village green with easy reach to I-95.
Corinth
A farming and bedroom community with rolling fields, village shops, and quick access to the Bangor metro area.
Cushing
A Midcoast town south of Thomaston known for Olson House, shore roads, and views across the St. George River.
Dayton
A York County community of farms, river flats, and wooded backroads within easy reach of southern Maine’s beaches and job centers.
Denmark
A lakes-region community west of Sebago with forests, ponds, and quick access to the Brownfield and Bridgton trail networks.
Dresden
A river town south of Augusta with tidal Kennebec views, Colonial Pownalborough Courthouse, and quiet agricultural roads.
Frye Island
A summer community on Sebago Lake with beaches, golf, and marina access, open seasonally from spring to fall.
Greenwood
A small Oxford County town anchored by Mount Abram ski area, lakeside camps, and quick access to Bethel’s outdoor scene.
Hebron
A rural Oxford County town home to Hebron Academy, orchards, and rolling fields between Lewiston and Norway.
Long Island
A seceded Casco Bay community offering sandy beaches, wooded paths, and a short ferry ride from Portland.
Machiasport
A historic Washington County fishing town with forts, lighthouses, and sweeping views of Machias Bay.
Manchester
A bedroom community west of Augusta with lake access, golf, and easy Route 202 commuting.
Perry
A Washington County town on the Canadian border, known for Passamaquoddy Bay views, tidal currents, and the 45th parallel marker.
Shapleigh
A southern Maine town with lakefront camps, rolling forests, and quick access to the Sanford and Rochester job corridors.
Sweden
A sparsely populated Oxford County town east of Fryeburg, defined by woods, ponds, and ridge views toward the White Mountains.
Whitefield
An inland Lincoln County town with rich soils, river access, and a growing network of small farms and homesteads.
Alton
A Penobscot County town of forests, wetlands, and rural homes minutes from the University of Maine in Orono.
Belmont
A rural town of rolling fields and woodlots just inland from Penobscot Bay, pairing country quiet with the services of nearby [Belfast](/towns/belfast).
Benton
A rural Kennebec County community with dairy farms, river frontage, and quick access to I-95.
Blaine
A farming town on US-1 south of [Mars Hill](/towns/mars-hill), framed by open fields and the slopes of Big Rock Mountain.
Bowerbank
A low-population Piscataquis County town with camps on Sebec Lake and miles of forest roads for riding and hunting.
Bridgewater
A US-1 community of potato fields and rolling hills with quick access to New Brunswick and Mars Hill.
Brooksville
A Hancock County town of tidal inlets, hayfields, and small boatyards between Blue Hill and Deer Isle.
Cambridge
A small Somerset County town with open fields, woodlots, and quick access to the ITS trail network.
Carthage
A Franklin County town of ridges, farms, and forest roads with quick access to Tumbledown and Webb Lake.
Castle Hill
A small Aroostook town with rolling fields, woodlots, and quick access to [Presque Isle](/towns/presque-isle) services.
Chapman
A rural Aroostook town of farms and forestland west of Presque Isle, favored by commuters seeking space.
Chester
A Penobscot River community north of Lincoln with forest roads, river views, and easy access to I-95.
Clifton
A small Penobscot County town of granite outcrops, ponds, and rural neighborhoods just beyond the Bangor metro area.
Columbia Falls
A compact Washington County town with 19th-century homes, river views, and easy access to Downeast blueberry country.
Cooper
A tiny Washington County town of woods, barrens, and quiet lakes east of Machias.
Crawford
A one-storey Downeast community surrounded by woods, lakes, and the "Airline" road between Bangor and Calais.
Crystal
A small community south of Patten with farmland, forests, and access to the Aroostook County ITS.
Danforth
A Washington County community with lake access, ATV/sled trails, and a frontier feel along the New Brunswick line.
East Machias
A Washington County community on the Machias River, known for its historic academy, tidal views, and access to Downeast preserves.
Pembroke
A rural bay town with tidal rapids, open fields, and easy reach to Lubec and Eastport.
Allagash
A remote river town at the northern tip of Maine where the St. John and Allagash rivers meet.
Cranberry Isles
A cluster of year-round and seasonal communities on Great Cranberry, Little Cranberry (Islesford), Sutton, Baker, and Bear islands.
Dedham
A ridge town on Route 1A with clear lakes, lakefront camps, and easy access to Bangor and Ellsworth.
Detroit
A small Somerset County town on the Sebasticook River with farms, quiet roads, and proximity to Newport.
Easton
An agricultural town southeast of Presque Isle with rich soils, views of Mars Hill, and a border crossing to New Brunswick.
Eddington
A rural community east of the Penobscot with views toward Bangor and fast access to the Airline Road.
Enfield
A lakeside town on Cold Stream Pond and the Penobscot River just north of Lincoln.
Fayette
A quiet lakes region town surrounded by Echo Lake, Parker Pond, and Tilton Pond with wooded hills and old farms.
Franklin
A Downeast town framed by blueberry barrens and the Donnell Pond Public Lands at the foot of Tunk Mountain.
Frenchville
A St. John Valley community with Acadian heritage, farmland vistas, and a border crossing to New Brunswick.
Glenburn
A bedroom community with Pushaw Lake shoreline, rural farms, and quick access to Bangor and Orono.
Greenbush
A linear community along the Penobscot River with wooded side roads and access to I-95 at Old Town.
Greene
A rural Androscoggin County town with rolling farmland, river access, and proximity to Lewiston-Auburn.
Hancock
A coastal town at the head of Frenchman Bay with tidal falls, clam flats, and the start of the Schoodic Scenic Byway.
Holden
A Penobscot County town with sweeping views from the Lucerne hills, small ponds, and fast connections to Bangor.
Islesboro
A long, narrow island community in upper Penobscot Bay known for quiet roads, sailing culture, and a year-round ferry.
Lamoine
A coastal community on Frenchman Bay with sweeping views of Acadia, a state park campground, and sheltered coves.
Liberty
A small hill town centered on Lake St. George, known for its state park, general stores, and artsy roadside stops.
Litchfield
A rural town wrapped around the Tacoma Lakes with rolling farmland and easy access to I-95.
Orland
A Penobscot River town with lakes, hills, and conserved forestland between Bucksport and Ellsworth.
Avon
A small Franklin County town on Route 4 with mountain views and easy access to the Rangeley Lakes region.
Chesterville
A Franklin County town of rolling fields, ponds, and backroads near the Sandy River valley.
Columbia
A small Washington County town surrounded by commercial blueberry barrens and quiet streams.
Cornville
A Somerset County town of hayfields, woodlots, and quiet roads bordering the Kennebec River valley.
Dixmont
A rural town of ridgelines and farms just south of I-95, within commuting distance of Bangor and Waterville.
Eagle Lake
A lakeside Aroostook community on Route 11 with access to the Fish River chain, logging roads, and the Allagash Wilderness Waterway.
Frenchboro
A remote fishing village on Long Island in Blue Hill Bay, reached by the state ferry from Bass Harbor.
Garland
A Penobscot County town with rolling fields, rural roads, and access to ATV and snowmobile trails.
Grand Isle
A bilingual farming community with river views and access to the Saint John Valley Heritage Trail.
Harmony
A rural town between Skowhegan and Dover-Foxcroft known for small farms, ponds, and quiet roads.
Harrington
A coastal town of lobster wharves, historic homes, and tidal marshes between Milbridge and Jonesport.
Hudson
A Penobscot County community of forests, small farms, and camp roads between Glenburn and Corinth.
Isle au Haut
A rugged island south of Stonington with a small village and an Acadia National Park district reached by mail boat.
Jonesboro
A Washington County town on US-1 known for vast blueberry fields, riverside views, and proximity to Machias.
Kenduskeag
A Penobscot County town along the Kenduskeag Stream, known for rural charm and the annual canoe race finish line.
Leeds
A rural Androscoggin County town with the Dead River, Androscoggin frontage, and a chain of quiet ponds.
Levant
A growing Penobscot County town with farms, new neighborhoods, and quick access to Bangor via Route 222.
Limington
A York County town of farms, forests, and ponds between the Saco River and Sebago Lake region.
Livermore
A rural Androscoggin County town on the Androscoggin River with historic mill sites and open farmland.
Minot
An Androscoggin County town with farms, orchards, and neighborhood roads minutes from Auburn.
Hamlin
A tiny Aroostook town along the St. John River opposite Grand Falls, New Brunswick.
Haynesville
A sparsely populated town south of Houlton known for timber, the East Branch of the Mattawamkeag, and quiet stretches of US-2A.
Hodgdon
An agricultural community south of Houlton with rail-trail access and views toward the New Brunswick hills.
Lee
A rural Penobscot County town with ponds, rolling hills, and quick access to Lincoln?s services.
Linneus
A farming community with rolling fields, lakes, and access to the Southern Bangor & Aroostook rail trail.
Littleton
A rural town on the US-Canada border with open fields, woodlots, and quick access to Houlton.
Ludlow
A small community of farms and forests west of Houlton with easy interstate access.
Mapleton
An agricultural town with rolling fields, access to the North Maine Woods, and quick commutes to Presque Isle.
Mariaville
A rural Hancock County town of lakes, woods, and gravel roads between Bangor and the coast.
Masardis
A small Aroostook town on the Aroostook River, serving as a launch point into the North Maine Woods and Allagash headwaters.
Mattawamkeag
A river town east of Lincoln known for its confluence, rail history, and access to the North Woods.
Medway
A river town at the confluence of the Penobscot and East Branch, serving as a gateway to Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods and Waters.
Mercer
A quiet town of hayfields, forests, and small lakes between Farmington and Waterville.
Montville
A wooded Waldo County town with farms, ponds, and the Sheepscot Headwaters preserve.
Morrill
A small town of forests, farms, and ponds just west of Belfast and Freedom.
Moscow
A small Somerset County town along the Kennebec River with access to Wyman Lake and the Gateway Bridge.
Mount Desert
Home to Northeast Harbor, Seal Harbor, Somesville, and much of Acadia National Park?s carriage roads and peaks.
Mount Vernon
A Belgrade Lakes region town with ponds, wooded hills, and a village center around Minnehonk Lake.
North Haven
A working island community with farms, boatyards, and quiet lanes between Fox Islands Thoroughfare and the open bay.
Saint Agatha
A lakeside St. John Valley town known for Acadian culture, snowmobiling, and big-water views over Long Lake.
Abbot
A small Piscataquis County town on Route 15 between Dover-Foxcroft and the Moosehead Lake region.
Alexander
A Washington County town of rolling barrens, quiet ponds, and Route 9/US-1 access near the St. Croix Valley.
Amherst
A small Hancock County town on Route 9 with steep ridges, Union River headwaters, and quick access to Bangor and Ellsworth.
Amity
A quiet Aroostook town on US-1 with farms and forests along the New Brunswick line near East Grand Lake.
Aurora
A small Hancock County community on Route 9 surrounded by timberland, ponds, and the northern reaches of the Union River watershed.
Baring Plantation
A small plantation along US-1 between Calais and Princeton, bordered by the St. Croix River and Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge.
Beaver Cove
A lakeside community on the east shore of Moosehead Lake, home to camps, Lily Bay access, and big-water views.
Beddington
A tiny Washington County town on Route 9 known for Beddington and Mopang lakes, big-sky barrens, and remote camps.
Benedicta Township
A rural township in southern Aroostook known for open farms, parish roots, and proximity to I-95 and Baxter State Park.
Carroll Plantation
A Penobscot County plantation of forested hills and small ponds on Route 6 between Lee and Topsfield.
Connor Township
An unorganized township with potato farms, long views, and trail systems just north of Caribou in the St. John Valley foothills.
Cross Lake Township
A lakeside township in the Fish River chain with camps on Cross Lake and access to renowned snowmobile corridors.
Cyr Plantation
A small plantation of farms and woodlots along Route 1, looking west toward the St. John River and Canada.
Deblois
A tiny Washington County town along Route 193 known for its barrens, Narraguagus River headwaters, and low-traffic roads.
Dyer Brook
A small Aroostook town of open fields and wooded hills just west of I-95 near Oakfield and Island Falls.
Hersey
A small town on Route 11 between Patten and Sherman with open fields, brook trout streams, and access to ITS trails.
Meddybemps
A quiet community west of Calais centered on Meddybemps Lake, popular for paddling, fishing, and loon watching.
Orient
A lakeside town on the U.S.-Canada line known for East Grand Lake camps, boating, and borderland scenery.
Topsfield
A Washington County town on Route 1 and Route 6 surrounded by forests, small lakes, and access to the St. Croix headwaters.
Wade
A farming town west of Caribou with potato ground, river frontage, and access to northern Maine trail systems.
Frankfort
A small Waldo County town with granite ledges, river frontage, and quick drives to Bucksport, Bangor, or Belfast.
Freedom
A rural Waldo County community of ponds, rolling fields, and a celebrated destination restaurant in a restored mill.
Grand Lake Stream
A small plantation built around a blue-ribbon landlocked salmon fishery between West Grand Lake and Big Lake.
Monticello
Fields, river bends, and trailheads north of Houlton with quick access to the Canadian border.
New Sweden
A rural Aroostook community founded by Swedish immigrants, still celebrating midsommar traditions among rolling farms.
Northport
A Penobscot Bay shore town anchored by the historic Bayside village green and summer sailing scene.
Orrington
A Penobscot River community with quick commutes, lake access, and quiet hilltop neighborhoods.
Palmyra
A Somerset County town split between farmland, wetlands, and the busy Route 2/I-95 junction shared with Newport.
Phillips
A Sandy River valley town with rail history, wooded hills, and easy access to Rangeley and Mount Blue.
Pittston
A Kennebec River community of hayfields and back roads with a quick hop to Gardiner and Augusta.
Robbinston
A coastal Washington County town of coves, fields, and tidal flats facing New Brunswick across the St. Croix.
Roxbury
A mountain town on Route 17 with lakeside camps, sweeping foliage views, and busy ATV and sled trails.
Sabattus
Pond-front neighborhoods and open fields off I-95 exit 86 with quick access to Lewiston-Auburn and Augusta.
Sebec
A lakefront town with clear water, camp roads, and Peaks-Kenny State Park just west of the Piscataquis River.
Sherman
A northern Aroostook town of farms and forests with quick interstate access to Baxter State Park and Katahdin Woods & Waters.
Shirley
A forest town on Route 15 known for Shirley Bog, wildlife watching, and trail access toward Moosehead.
Stetson
A rural Penobscot County town known for warmwater ponds, open farmland, and quick drives to Bangor or Newport.
Stockton Springs
A sheltered harbor town on the west side of Penobscot Bay, home to Fort Point State Park and Stockton Harbor’s marina.
Stoneham
A quiet Oxford County community bordered by the White Mountain National Forest and small, clear lakes.
Swan's Island
A working island community southwest of Mount Desert, known for quiet coves, Burnt Coat Harbor Light, and strong fishing heritage.
Etna
A Penobscot County community between Newport and Hermon, offering quick highway access, farm fields, and warmwater ponds.
Exeter
A rural Penobscot County town with dairy farms, woodlots, and trail connectors, set between Corinth, Newport, and Dexter.
Jackson
A rural Waldo County town of ridges, wind towers, and sugarbushes between Brooks and Dixmont.
Knox
A small agricultural town between Unity and Belfast, marked by open fields, rolling hills, and a few scenic wind turbines.
Palermo
A Waldo County town dotted with ponds and farms, sitting on Route 3 with quick drives to the coast or state capital.
Passadumkeag
A small river town on Route 2 where the Passadumkeag and Penobscot meet, popular with boaters and commuters.
Perham
A quiet Aroostook town of potato fields, woods roads, and rail-trail access, bordering Caribou and Woodland.
Plymouth
A Penobscot County community at exit 161 with rolling fields, two warmwater ponds, and easy commutes to Bangor or Newport.
Portage Lake
Clear water, public access, and lodge culture define this small community surrounded by forest and sporting camps.
Princeton
A Washington County community on US Route 1, serving anglers and paddlers exploring the St. Croix watershed.
Prospect
A small Waldo County community along the Penobscot River, known for its historic fort, observatory views, and Route 1 access.
Searsmont
Rolling woods and small farms south of Belfast, known for sawmills, ponds, and backroad access to Camden Hills.
Sedgwick
A coastal Hancock County town overlooking Eggemoggin Reach, split between working waterfronts and inland barrens.
Smithfield
A lakeside Somerset County town with camps, farms, and trail access just west of Belgrade Lakes.
Smyrna
A close-knit community of fields and woodlots with quick interstate access and connections to northern trail systems.
Solon
A Somerset County town where Route 201 leaves the river flats for Jackman and The Forks, surrounded by farms and falls.
Somerville
A small Lincoln County town of lakes, bogs, and blueberry fields between Augusta and the Midcoast.
Sorrento
A small Hancock County peninsula town with classic shingle cottages, moorings on Flanders Bay, and views of Cadillac Mountain.
South Bristol
A Lincoln County fishing town spanning Rutherford Island and the mainland, known for lobstering, boatyards, and shorefront villages.
Springfield
A Penobscot County town of ridges, logging roads, and small ponds along Route 6 between Lincoln and Topsfield.