Baileyville, Maine
Gateway to the St. Croix Valley
Overview
Baileyville is a small industrial town in Washington County, located directly on the Canadian border at the St. Croix River. The Woodland Pulp mill has long been the economic anchor of the community.
Key Facts
Population 1,485
Region Downeast & Acadia
County Washington
Founded 1828
Nearest City Calais (adjacent)
Town Office
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What Baileyville Is Known For
Baileyville Local Highlights
St. Croix River
The international boundary river separating Maine from New Brunswick.
Woodland Pulp mill
A major paper mill that has defined the town's economy for generations.
Woodland Lake
A scenic lake offering fishing, boating, and peaceful shoreline.
Things to Do
1
Fish Woodland Lake
Try your luck for bass and perch in this quiet Downeast lake.
2
Visit Calais
Explore the neighboring city with shops, restaurants, and Canadian border crossing.
3
Paddle the St. Croix River
Experience the international waterway by canoe or kayak.
Living in Baileyville
Baileyville is a working-class town with affordable housing and a tight-knit community. It offers access to Downeast wilderness and is close to the Canadian border.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Mild, 65-75°F
winter
Very cold, 5-25°F
spring
Cool, 35-55°F
fall
Crisp, 40-60°F
How to Get There
Baileyville is located on Route 1, adjacent to Calais and just minutes from the Canadian border crossing.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Baileyville outline
Key Facts
Population
1,485
Region
Downeast & Acadia
County
Washington
Founded
1828
Nearest City
Calais (adjacent)
Town Office
Visit official website