Frye Island, Maine
Seasonal Sebago Lake island town
Overview
Key Facts
What Frye Island Is Known For
Frye Island Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Frye Island
Frye Island operates seasonally; services and governance pause in winter. Residents stock up in Windham or Raymond and rely on ferries for all travel.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 72-84 F
winter
Closed to public access; lake freezes
spring
Cool, 45-60 F, ferry resumes when ice-out allows
fall
Crisp, 45-60 F with foliage and lake fog
How to Get There
Seasonal ferries from Raymond Neck on Sebago Lake; no bridge access.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Frye Island outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Frye Island known for?
Frye Island is known as a seasonal Sebago Lake island town with sandy beaches, the nine-hole Frye Island Golf Course with lake vistas, and marina access. Incorporated in 1998, the island closes each winter when ferries tie up.
How do you get to Frye Island?
Frye Island is accessed by seasonal ferry from Raymond Neck on Sebago Lake from spring through fall. There is no bridge access, and the community operates on ferry schedules for all travel.
What activities are available on Frye Island?
Frye Island offers swimming at sandy beaches on the east and west sides, golfing at the scenic course with Sebago and White Mountain views, boating and fishing on Maine's second-largest lake, and a relaxed island atmosphere for summer residents.