Georgetown, Maine
Island life and Reid State Park
Overview
Georgetown is an island community connected to the mainland by bridge. It feels worlds away, with winding roads leading to hidden coves and dramatic surf. Reid State Park offers rare sandy beaches on the rocky coast, while Five Islands is often cited as the most scenic lobster shack in Maine.
Key Facts
Population 1,000
Region Midcoast Maine
County Sagadahoc
Founded 1716
Nearest City Bath (20 minutes)
Town Office
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What Georgetown Is Known For
Georgetown Local Highlights
Reid State Park
Features Mile Beach and Half Mile Beach, rare sandy stretches with dunes and rocky headlands.
Five Islands Lobster Co.
A legendary spot on a wharf overlooking Five Islands harbor, known for fresh lobster and "best in Maine" fried clams.
Josephine Newman Audubon Sanctuary
119 acres of trails through salt marshes and spruce woods.
Things to Do
1
Surf at Reid State Park
One of the few spots in Maine with consistent surfable waves.
2
Eat at Five Islands
Enjoy a lobster roll while watching the traps get hauled.
3
Hike the Audubon Sanctuary
Birdwatching and peaceful trails.
Living in Georgetown
Georgetown has a deeply rooted year-round community mixed with summer residents. It offers privacy, natural beauty, and a strong artistic tradition.
Weather & Seasons
summer
Cool ocean breeze, 65-75°F
winter
Stormy and dramatic, 20-35°F
spring
Misty, 45-55°F
fall
Golden light, 50-60°F
Local Wildlife & Nature
Harbor Seals Eider Ducks Ospreys Deer
How to Get There
From Route 1 in Woolwich, take Route 127 south across the bridge onto the island.
Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.
Satellite preview
Georgetown outline
Outdoor Recreation
Key Facts
Population
1,000
Region
Midcoast Maine
County
Sagadahoc
Founded
1716
Nearest City
Bath (20 minutes)
Town Office
Visit official website