Baldwin, Maine

Sebago foothills and farm stands on Route 113

Overview

Baldwin straddles Route 113 between Sebago Lake and the White Mountain foothills. The town mixes open farmland with wooded ridgelines and is minutes from swimming spots on Sebago and the Saco River. Historic villages in neighboring Hiram and Limington add local dining and antique stops.

Key Facts

Population 1,520

Region Western Mountains

County Cumberland

Founded 1802

Nearest City Standish (15 minutes)

Town Office Visit official website

What Baldwin Is Known For

Baldwin Local Highlights

Rural lakes region feel

Scenic drives with orchard views and easy reach to Sebago Lake boat launches.

Route 113 corridor

A gateway road to Fryeburg and the White Mountains with low traffic outside summer.

Proximity to Saco River

River access and paddling within a short drive in Hiram and Limington.

Things to Do

Scenic drive to Sebago

Combine Baldwin backroads with a swim at nearby Sebago Lake State Park.

Farm stands and orchards

Stop for fresh produce along Route 113, especially in late summer and fall.

Saco River paddle

Launch just west in Hiram or Brownfield for an easy float.

Living in Baldwin

Baldwin offers rural lakes-region living with essentials in Standish, Cornish, and Fryeburg. Residents value space, quiet roads, and access to both Sebago and mountain day trips.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 72-84 F

winter

Cold, 10-28 F with steady snow

spring

Cool, 40-58 F

fall

Crisp, 45-62 F with strong foliage

How to Get There

Follow Route 113 north from Standish or south from Fryeburg; Route 107 connects east toward Sebago and Windham.

Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.

Satellite preview

Baldwin outline

Outdoor Recreation

Boating & Sailing

June - September

Fishing in Maine 2026: Complete Freshwater & Saltwater Guide

Year-round (Open water & Ice fishing)

Hiking

Year-round (Best: May - Oct)

Snowmobiling in Maine: 14,000 Miles of Trails & Complete Guide

Winter (December - April)

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Baldwin known for?

Baldwin is known for its scenic Route 113 corridor with farm stands and orchard views in the Sebago Lake foothills. The town offers easy access to Sebago Lake boat launches and the Saco River for paddling, plus historic villages in neighboring Hiram and Limington.

How far is Baldwin from Sebago Lake?

Baldwin is just 15 minutes from Standish and close to Sebago Lake boat launches. The town sits along Route 113, which connects to Sebago Lake State Park for swimming and boating.

What outdoor activities are available in Baldwin?

Baldwin offers boating and swimming at nearby Sebago Lake, paddling on the Saco River in Hiram or Brownfield, hiking, snowmobiling on connected trail systems, and scenic drives with farm stand stops along Route 113.