Kokadjo, Maine
Population: Not Many
Overview
Key Facts
What Kokadjo Is Known For
Kokadjo Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Kokadjo
Kokadjo is primarily a seasonal camp community and sporting destination. Year-round residents are few (hence the sign).
Weather & Seasons
summer
Cool woods breeze, 65-75°F
winter
Deep snow, 0-20°F
spring
Late thaw, mud season, 40-55°F
fall
Vibrant colors, crisp air, 45-60°F
Local Wildlife & Nature
How to Get There
Follow Lily Bay Road north from Greenville for about 18 miles. The pavement ends just after Kokadjo.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Kokadjo outline
Outdoor Recreation
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the famous Population: Not Many sign?
The sign is located at the Kokadjo Trading Post, about 18 miles north of Greenville on Lily Bay Road. It's become one of the most photographed signs in Maine.
Is Kokadjo an actual town?
No. Kokadjo is part of Maine's unorganized territory, technically within Frenchtown Township. It's a small settlement, not an incorporated municipality—which explains the playful population sign.
When is the best time to see moose at Kokadjo?
Early morning and evening during May through July offer the best moose viewing, particularly around Lazy Tom Bog and the logging roads north of Kokadjo. Fall rutting season (September-October) brings increased moose activity as well.