Cornville, Maine
Open fields north of Skowhegan
Overview
Cornville lies just north of Skowhegan, offering rural space close to the regional service center. Agriculture and logging shape the landscape, and club trails cross the town.
Key Facts
Population 1,317
Region Kennebec Valley
County Somerset
Founded 1798
Nearest City Skowhegan (10 mins)
Town Office
Visit official website
What Cornville Is Known For
Cornville Local Highlights
Farmland vistas
Wide-open fields and historic farms line Route 150.
Trail access
Local clubs connect sled and ATV riders to central Maine networks.
Convenient location
Minutes to Skowhegan shopping, the Kennebec River, and fairs.
Things to Do
1
Ride country trails
Enjoy sled or ATV loops toward Athens and Canaan.
2
Visit Skowhegan
Take in the farmers’ market, river parks, and events.
3
Foliage drives
Cruise Route 150 for farm and forest views in autumn.
Living in Cornville
Cornville is primarily residential and agricultural. Residents rely on Skowhegan for schools, groceries, and healthcare.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Warm, 65-80 F
winter
Cold, 5-25 F with snow
spring
Cool and muddy, 40-55 F
fall
Crisp, 45-60 F with harvest colors
How to Get There
Route 150 links Cornville to Skowhegan and Athens; I-95 access is in Waterville or Newport.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Cornville outline
Outdoor Recreation
Key Facts
Population
1,317
Region
Kennebec Valley
County
Somerset
Founded
1798
Nearest City
Skowhegan (10 mins)
Town Office
Visit official website