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Limerick, Maine

Limerick, Maine

Village Life in the Foothills

Overview

Limerick is a charming village in York County with a well-preserved historic downtown. The Saco River flows nearby, and the town serves as a gateway between Southern Maine and the Lakes Region.

Key Facts

Population 3,138
Region Southern Maine
County York
Founded 1787
Nearest City Sanford (20 mins)

What Limerick Is Known For

Limerick Local Highlights

Historic village
Beautiful downtown with 19th-century buildings and small-town character.
Saco River access
Easy access to the scenic Saco River for paddling and fishing.
Community spirit
Active community with festivals and local events throughout the year.

Things to Do

1
Stroll Main Street
Walk through the historic downtown and visit local shops.
2
Paddle the Saco River
Enjoy kayaking and canoeing on the beautiful Saco.
3
Visit local farms
Explore farm stands and u-pick operations in the surrounding countryside.

Living in Limerick

Limerick offers village charm with rural surroundings. It's popular with families seeking small-town life with access to both the coast and mountains.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 70-85°F

winter

Cold, 15-35°F

spring

Cool, 40-60°F

fall

Crisp, 45-65°F

How to Get There

Limerick is on Route 11/25, about 20 minutes from Sanford and 1 hour from Portland.

Satellite preview shows the approximate town outline to help you get oriented before you arrive.

Satellite preview

Limerick outline