Naples

Call us at: 207-647-3472

Visit the Town of Naples website – click HERE!

Naples is one of the most picturesque small towns in Western Maine surrounded by Maine nature at its finest. Located in the center of southern Maine’s Lake Region, Naples has a wealth of opportunities for recreation year-round. Visitors are drawn to the Naples Causeway on Long Lake & Brandy Pond where they find lots of fun activities by day, then spectacular sunsets and bustling nightlife at restaurants and pubs.

There is much to do in our unique Maine community and we invite you to visit and perhaps stay a while. Naples is a town that you will never forget!

Special events include a, Memorial Day Parade, Maine Blues Festival, Classic Antique Wooden Boat Show, July 4th Parade and Fireworks, Naples Main Street at Christmas and several holiday craft fairs.

Playgrounds: Naples Municipal Building, Songo Locks Elementary School*
Beach: Naples Town Beach (residents only)
Picnic Areas: Village Green, Sebago Lake State Park (fee)
Boat Launches: Sebago Lake State Park (fee)
(Note: For Long Lake and Brandy Pond, use launches in Bridgton or Harrison)
FMI: www.townofnaples.org; town office: 207.693.6364

Incorporated March 4, 1834
Square Miles – 36.5
Population – 3,872
Distance to Portland – 30 miles – less than an hour’s drive
Form of Government – Town Manager-Selectmen-Town Meeting
Electricity – Central Maine Power
FY2014 Tax Rate – $13.00/per thousand

*Not available during school hours.

Holt Pond Nature Preserve – Tucked away on a dirt road in Naples is Holt Pond Nature Preserve, “a magical place to explore . . .” The bog pond, Muddy River, beaver dams, a quaking bog, cattails, pitcher plants, a heron rookery and more await in this 500-acre preserve. A canoe is available for public use; bring your own paddles and PFD. Boardwalks make wet areas accessible. Trails are well-marked. Guided walks are offered throughout the year by Lakes Environmental Association or enjoy this place by yourself for quiet reflection.