Caswell, Maine
Border town at the edge of the North Maine Woods
Overview
Caswell is a quiet, rural community located on the Canadian border in northeastern Aroostook County. Positioned between Limestone and Van Buren, it offers a peaceful lifestyle defined by its proximity to the vast North Maine Woods and the international boundary.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Caswell serves as a gateway to backcountry adventure. An extensive network of logging roads and trails provides direct access for ATV riding, snowmobiling, hunting, and fishing. The town’s location allows sportsmen and women to head deep into the woods for brook trout fishing or deer and moose hunting while remaining close to home.
The town neighbors the Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge, a haven for wildlife viewing, birdwatching, and cross-country skiing. This proximity adds to Caswell’s appeal for those who value nature and solitude. While residential and quiet, the town is just a short drive from the service hubs of Caribou and Presque Isle, offering the best of both remote living and convenient access to amenities.
Key Facts
What Caswell Is Known For
Caswell Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Caswell
Rural setting with basic services in neighboring towns; most homes rely on wells, septic, and plowed local roads.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 68-80 F
winter
Cold, 0-25 F
spring
Cool and muddy, 38-55 F
fall
Crisp, 45-60 F
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Caswell known for?
Caswell is known as a quiet border community at the edge of the North Maine Woods, with ATV and snowmobile access into backcountry, strong hunting and fishing traditions, and proximity to Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge in Limestone.
How far is Caswell from Caribou?
Caswell is about 25 minutes from Caribou. The town sits on the Canadian border between Limestone and Van Buren, with easy access to cross-border points and views into New Brunswick farm country.
What outdoor activities are available in Caswell?
Caswell offers snowmobiling on ITS trails connecting to Limestone and Van Buren, birding and skiing at Aroostook National Wildlife Refuge, brook trout fishing in backcountry ponds via logging roads, and excellent hunting in the North Woods.