Turner, Maine
Rural Charm in the Foothills
Overview
Key Facts
What Turner Is Known For
Turner Local Highlights
Things to Do
Living in Turner
Turner is a growing community that attracts families and commuters. It offers a rural setting with plenty of open space while being close to the amenities of Lewiston and Auburn.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm and humid, 70-85°F
winter
Cold and snowy, 15-30°F
spring
Cool and blooming, 50-65°F
fall
Crisp and colorful, 55-70°F
Local Wildlife & Nature
How to Get There
Located on Route 4, about 10 miles north of Auburn. It is easily accessible from the Maine Turnpike via the Auburn exit.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Turner outline
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Turner a good place to buy local food?
Absolutely. Turner is known for its farm stands, organic produce, and locally made goods.
Are there hiking trails?
Yes, the Androscoggin Riverlands State Park offers an extensive network of multi-use trails.