Beaver Cove, Maine
Quiet Moosehead shoreline north of Greenville
Overview
Key Facts
What Beaver Cove Is Known For
Beaver Cove Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Beaver Cove
Services are in Greenville; Beaver Cove remains mostly residential and camp-focused. Expect private roads, seasonal access, and lake-effect weather.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Mild, 65-78 F
winter
Cold, -5 to 20 F with heavy snow
spring
Cool and muddy, 35-55 F
fall
Crisp, 40-58 F with early frosts
How to Get There
Follow Lily Bay Road north from Greenville; I-95 access via Newport and Moosehead Lake Road (Route 15).
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
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Beaver Cove outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Beaver Cove known for?
Beaver Cove is known for its lakeside living on Moosehead Lake's east shore, proximity to Lily Bay State Park, and ITS trail access. The community offers Moosehead views, boating, and ice fishing with abundant wildlife including moose, deer, and loons.
How far is Beaver Cove from Greenville?
Beaver Cove is about 10 minutes north of Greenville on Lily Bay Road. The town sits along Moosehead Lake with quick access to Lily Bay State Park for camping, hiking, and boat launches.
What outdoor activities are available in Beaver Cove?
Beaver Cove offers boating and paddling on Moosehead Lake, hiking at nearby Lily Bay State Park, and snowmobiling or ATV riding on club trails toward Kokadjo and the Roach ponds. The area is excellent for wildlife watching year-round.