Naples, Maine
Causeway village on Long Lake
Overview
Key Facts
What Naples Is Known For
Naples Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Naples
Naples offers seasonal lake town character with growing year-round population. Housing includes lake cottages, year-round homes, and waterfront properties. Strong seasonal economy, good regional schools, family-friendly community. More affordable than Sebago lakefront while offering similar recreation.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm lake weather, 72-85°F
winter
Cold and snowy, 12-30°F
spring
Mud season, 35-55°F
fall
Beautiful foliage, 42-65°F
Local Wildlife & Nature
How to Get There
Routes 302 and 114 intersect at the Causeway. 40 miles from Portland, 10 from Sebago Lake. Easy access from major routes.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Naples outline
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Naples known for?
Naples is known for its iconic Causeway - a narrow strip between Long Lake and Brandy Pond lined with shops and ice cream stands, the Songo River Queen paddlewheeler, and the historic Songo Locks connecting the Sebago Lake chain.
How far is Naples from Portland?
Naples is about 40 miles from Portland via Routes 302 and 114. The town is 10 miles from Sebago Lake and serves as a popular summer destination in Maine's Lakes Region.
Can I take a boat through the Songo Locks?
Yes, the Songo Locks are historic hand-operated locks connecting lakes in the Sebago chain. Boats can pass through during summer months, making for a unique Maine experience combining history and recreation.