Our Towns
Every town in the Southern Midcoast Maine area offers its own distinctive appeal.
Arrowsic
Eye catching lighthouses of rare construction populate this scenic town on the Kennebec River.
Bath
Named one of America's Distinctive Destinations by The National Trust for Historic Preservation, the "City of Ships" is a visitor's dream.
Bowdoin
Wooded forests, rolling fields and wide open spaces create a peaceful environment in this rural community.
Bowdoinham
Natural rural character defines Bowdoinham. Farms remain intact and a traditional village center gives residents a quiet pace of life.
Brunswick
A college town with unique shops in a traditional main street environment, Brunswick's thriving arts, culture, and culinary scene is sure to delight.
Dresden
Over 200 years in age, Dresden's rolling country roads and vast open spaces give this quiet, rural community its character.
Edgecomb
Artists abound in this quiet town, home of historic Fort Edgecomb, on the Sheepscott River.
Georgetown
Enjoy mile long beaches and secluded coves. Explore trails through spruce forests and wildflower meadows in this nature lover's island community.
Harpswell
Fishing villages, peaceful harbors and hidden coves dot 150 miles of shoreline on Harpswell's scenic peninsulas.
Phippsburg
Unspoiled beaches, lush salt marshes, rural villages and a historic fort define the character of Phippsburg.
Richmond
Life in this waterfront town revolves around a well defined village center, making it a wonderful place to visit and live.
Topsham
Old and new coexist in harmony in this bustling town that is fast becoming an economic hub for the region.
West Bath
Small, private coves curl into salt marshes and sloping fields, giving this delightful town its coastal character.
Westport Island
An 11 mile island where fishing is still the primary industry, Westport Island secluded country roads are home to artist, builders and fishermen alike.
Wiscasset
Visit "Maine's Prettiest Village" to explore local galleries, dine on the waterfront, and tour National Historic Landmarks and homes.
Woolwich
Vast expanses of open spaces adorn this historic rural community on the edge of the Kennebec River.
