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Parsonsfield, Maine

Parsonsfield, Maine

Where Maine Meets New Hampshire

Overview

Parsonsfield is a rural town in York County, bordering New Hampshire and featuring Province Lake. The historic Parsonsfield Seminary adds character to this peaceful foothills community.

Key Facts

Population 1,805
Region Southern Maine
County York
Founded 1785
Nearest City North Conway, NH (30 mins)

What Parsonsfield Is Known For

Parsonsfield Local Highlights

Province Lake
A beautiful shared lake straddling the Maine-New Hampshire border.
Parsonsfield Seminary
A historic educational institution and architectural landmark.
Foothills setting
Rolling hills and forests at the edge of the White Mountains.

Things to Do

1
Swim and boat on Province Lake
Enjoy this scenic lake shared with New Hampshire.
2
Visit Parsonsfield Seminary
Explore the historic campus and learn about local history.
3
Explore the White Mountains
Short drive to New Hampshire's premier mountain recreation.

Living in Parsonsfield

Parsonsfield offers peaceful rural living with lake access and proximity to the White Mountains. It's ideal for those who value nature and tranquility.

Weather & Seasons

summer

Warm, 70-85°F

winter

Cold and snowy, 10-30°F

spring

Cool, 40-60°F

fall

Crisp with stunning foliage, 45-65°F

How to Get There

Parsonsfield is on Route 160, bordering New Hampshire and about 30 minutes from North Conway, 1 hour from Portland.

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

Satellite preview

Parsonsfield outline