Bremen, Maine
Quiet peninsula between Muscongus Bay and the Medomak
Overview
Bremen stretches across peninsulas and islands south of Waldoboro. Lobster boats work out of Muscongus Harbor, while Broad Cove offers sweeping views and birding. Inland, the Medomak River begins in Bremen’s ponds and marshes, giving the town a mix of saltwater and freshwater scenery.
Key Facts
Population 820
Region Midcoast
County Lincoln
Founded 1828
Nearest City Damariscotta (20 minutes)
Town Office
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What Bremen Is Known For
Bremen Local Highlights
Muscongus Harbor
A classic working harbor with islands and oyster farms nearby.
Broad Cove Preserve
Trails and shore access with views to Hog Island and Audubon’s camp.
Quiet backroads
Scenic drives past salt marshes, granite ledges, and small farms.
Things to Do
1
Paddle the coves
Launch at public access points for sea kayaking around islands.
2
Birdwatch
Look for osprey and eagles over Broad Cove and Medomak marshes.
3
Visit Damariscotta
Pair Bremen’s quiet with downtown shops and restaurants nearby.
Living in Bremen
Bremen offers rural coastal living with services in Waldoboro and Damariscotta. Residents value access to the bay and a low-key working waterfront culture.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Mild, 65-78 F with sea breezes
winter
Cold, 15-32 F with coastal snow
spring
Cool and damp, 40-55 F
fall
Crisp, 45-60 F with strong foliage
How to Get There
Reach Bremen via Route 32 south from Waldoboro or north from Round Pond; Route 220 connects inland to Route 1.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Bremen outline
Key Facts
Population
820
Region
Midcoast
County
Lincoln
Founded
1828
Nearest City
Damariscotta (20 minutes)
Town Office
Visit official website