Towns

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.

Named after Captain Henry Young Brown who fought in the French and Indian Wars, Brownfield is located south of Fryeburg on Route 60.

Casco is located in the heart of the Sebago Lakes Region, just 30 miles from Portland and Freeport and 40 miles from North Conway, NH.

The town of Denmark, located in the Lakes Region of southwestern Maine, is one of the state's hidden treasures.

Fryeburg was the first town settled in the White Mountain region of either Maine or New Hampshire, being settled in 1763 and finally incorporated January 11, 1777.

The town of Gray is located at the crossroads of state routes 26, 100, 115, 202, 4 and the Maine Turnpike exit 63. Gray is home to the Maine Wildlife Park.

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.

The town of Lovell is located in western Oxford County in the foothills of the White Mountains. Its year round population is just under 1,000, but swells in the summer with many vacationers.

Naples is one of the most picturesque small towns in western Maine. While neighboring Windham is often called the ``Gateway to the Lakes Region``.

The town of Norway is located in Oxford County, north of Harrison, south of Bethel, and is bisected by state routes 117, 118, and 26.

With a population of something over 1,500, the town of Otisfield is one of those Maine towns you might drive through and not know you had.

The town of Oxford, with a population of about 4,000, is a community of multiple personalities. One lies in its origins as a small New England village located on the nothern shores of Lake Thompson.

Located west of Auburn and north of Gray-New Gloucester, Poland has a population of about 6,000 and can be accessed through Maine Routes 11, 26, and 122.

The town of Raymond is located along the Route 302 corridor just 20 miles from Portland, 17 miles from Bridgton, and 43 miles from North Conway, NH.

The town of Sebago is located in Cumberland County in the lakes region of Maine, a quiet, friendly town on the western shore of Sebago Lake.

The town of Standish sits at the southern end of Sebago Lake, encompassing the lake's eastern shore to Windham and the western shore to Sebago.

Stow is the gateway to the White Mountain National Forest through Evans Notch and borders New Hampshire and is located on Route 113.

The town of Sweden is small but wonderful and is located among the Oxford County foothills. It borders the towns of Waterford, Lovell, and Bridgton and was incorporated in 1813.

South Waterford lies to the north of Bear Pond, Waterford Flat begins on the shores Keoka Lake and has many fine traditional, white clapboard homes,

The town of Windham, situated 10 miles from the City of Portland, is the gateway community for the Sebago Lakes Region. A unique mix of outdoor recreation opportunities, shopping, and entertainment.