James Skillings
Susan Robbins
Laura Shakins

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Naples is one of the most picturesque small towns in Western Maine. If Windham is the "Gateway to the Lakes Region", then Naples surely is the "Heart of the Lakes Region" with eight lakes and ponds surrounding it. Summer visitors are drawn to the Causeway where they find lots of fun activities by day, then spectacular sunsets and bustling nightlife at restaurants and pubs. And no one should miss the chance to cruise Long Lake or travel through historic Songo Lock.

Local marinas provide many watercraft options for fun on the water. Enjoy over 40 continuous miles of boating in the region starting either on Long Lake or Sebago Lake via Brandy Pond. Explore Sebago's many coves and islands, tie up at a local restaurant, or fish to your heart's content.

Whatever the season, Naples abounds with energy. Summer visitors, seasonal residents and campers look forward to the annual Blues Festival in June, the 4th of July parade and fireworks, community band concerts at the gazebo, mini-golf, arcades, novelty stores, antique shops and ice cream parlors. Fall brings leaf-peepers, hikers and nature lovers in search of brilliant foliage and clean, crisp air. For some, winter is best, with snowmobile rallies, ice fishing, and nearby skiing. If you're looking for a place to make lasting memories, Naples is a great destination!

Square Miles - 36.5
Population - 4200
Distance to Portland - 30 miles
Type of Government - Town Manager/Select Board
Electricity - Central Maine Power
2011 Tax Rate - $11.60/per Thousand

Naples Bay Bridge Project Schedule  subject to change