Blog :: 2011

Moose Pond in Bridgton, Maine – 7 Miles of Wildlife and Water Fun

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 Moose Pond in West Bridgton stretches seven miles from its wilder reaches in its north end in Sweden to its shallower, more placid south end in Denmark. In between find its widest and deepest section in Bridgton just south of the Route 302 causeway. Here the pond is nearly a mile wide and its maximum […]

Bridgton, Maine Visitors Love the Lakes and Outdoors

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Bridgton, with a population of just under 5,000, is located along the Route 302 corridor, 35 miles from Portland and 26 miles from North Conway, NH. While it maintains its small town feel, Bridgton is a destination for many in the area because it offers a first class hospital with a full compliment of primary […]

Harrison, Maine, “The Friendly Village”, is Four Seasons of Fun

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A beautiful view down Long Lake on a fall day in Harrison Village The town of Harrison is located at the very northern end of Long Lake, just five miles from Bridgton, 35 miles from North Conway, NH and a one hour drive from both Portland and Freeport.   Harrison calls itself “The Friendly Village” […]

Naples, Maine is in the Heart of the Sebago Lakes Region

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Naples is one of the most picturesque small towns in western Maine. While neighboring Windham is often called the “Gateway to the Lakes Region”, then Naples surely is the “Heart of the Lakes Region” with eight lakes and ponds falling within its borders. These clean and clear lakes include Sebago Lake, Long Lake, Brandy Pond, […]

Lakefront Real Estate Activity in the Sebago Lakes Region of Maine

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  Here is an update of the current activity in the local lakefront real estate market consisting of 20 towns in the Sebago Lakes Region of Maine – from Lovell and Norway in the north, to Standish in the south, to Fryeburg in the west to New Gloucester in the east. Lakefront properties currently for […]

Thompson Lake in Oxford, Otisfield, Casco, and Poland, Maine

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Thompson Lake is eight miles long, nearly two miles wide, and covers an area of 4,419 acres. Its maximum depth is 121 feet, its mean depth is 35 feet, and its water qualiy is rated as “excellent” by the Maine Department of Environmental Protection, its higest rating. After Sebago Lake and Long Lake, Thompson Lake […]

Sebago Lake is the Crown Jewel of Southern Maine Waters

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Sebago Lake is the crown jewel of our lakes region area. Known far and wide for its size, depth and cleanliness, Sebago Lake is the reason many visitors come here in the first place and is often the reason they keep coming back year after year after year. Sport fishermen love its salmon and lake […]
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