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Small Maine town with recreational lakes, a ski resort and an eclectic downtown
Bridgton is a popular vacation town, thanks to its many recreational lakes, Pleasant Mountain Ski Area and frequent events. But it also has a significant permanent population that enjoys the area’s seasonal offerings all year long. “It’s known for its beautiful landscapes and scenery, and it has a real eclectic downtown,” says Judy Oberg, Bridgton resident for over 40 years and fourth-generation realtor at Oberg Insurance & Real Estate Agency, Inc. “We’re not big, but it’s a desirable place. It’s a lovely area, and we like to keep it lovely.”
Beaver Pond is a great pride of the Bridgton community.
A causeway passes by Sabatis Island along route 302 in Bridgton.
Birds eye view of boats in a boat slip on Moose Pond in Bridgton.
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Summer and winter recreation at Bridgton’s lakes and Pleasant Mountain
“There’s lots to do year-round. We have ten lakes in the area, and most of them have public access where you can go swimming or boating,” Oberg says. Bridgton sits on the western side of Long Lake, one of the town’s popular recreational lakes. Sebago Lake, Maine’s second largest lake popular for its boating, fishing, swimming and camping, is less than 15 miles south of Bridgton. Bridgton is also a popular destination for winter sports. Pleasant Mountain Ski Area is a popular resort offering skiing and snowboarding during the day and night in the winter.
Sabatis Island in Bridgton is an excellent place to fish, eat lunch, or just enjoy the views.
The sheltered picnic area on Sabatis Island is perfect for family lunches in Bridgton.
A family enjoys a winter day in Bridgton.
Bridgton provides a lot of winter fun.
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Bridgton’s community events, farmers market and venues
Locals enjoy Bridgton’s annual Fourth of July celebration, which features a parade and fireworks on July third. The town also holds its popular “4 on the Fourth” foot race each year on July fourth. Another popular Bridgton event is the Maine Lake Winter Carnival at Highland Lake. This event features ice fishing, a spicy chili eating contest, rail jam for skiers and snowboarders, fireworks and more. Bridgton Farmers Market operates on Saturday morning all year, with vendors selling local produce, baked goods and handmade items. Locals and tourists alike explore Bridgton’s downtown area, visiting storied venues like the Magic Lantern Theater, first established in the 1920s.
Folks gather at the local Winter Carnival in Bridgton.
Axe throwing is a fun activity a the Winter Carnival in Bridgton.
Enjoy a horse-drawn ride at the Winter Carnival in Bridgton.
Locals sell their wares at the Craft and Vendor Fair in Bridgton.
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Shopping for books and antiques on Main Street
Downtown Bridgton is also home to well-loved local shops, such as Bridgton Books: “It’s an eclectic bookstore. People go in and get a lot of personal attention,” Oberg says. Visitors are sure to discover hidden treasures at stores like Scout Home Finds and Bridgton Antiques, also on Main Street. For a bite to eat, locals can walk to Beth’s Kitchen Cafe, which serves baked goods, homemade soups and deli sandwiches, and breakfast all day.
Beth's Kitchen Cafe is a local favorite in Bridgton.
Bridgton Books has a 4.8-star rating on Google Maps.
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Homes incorporate saltbox, farmhouse and log cabin styles
“There are about 5,000 permanent residents here, and it blossoms to about 15,000 in the summer. We have a lot of second homes. Some are used seasonally, and some year-round,” Oberg says. Popular housing styles include farmhouses, saltboxes and log cabins. Homes incorporate these styles with elements like pitched roofs, small windows and wooden siding. These styles are popular for all homes in the area, from modest two-bedrooms under $300,000 to sprawling mansions overlooking the White Mountains over $1 million. Homes clustered around the downtown area sit next to each other on relatively small lots, but many homes in Bridgton are hidden in forested areas along winding driveways.
A wood sided home with a wrap around deck in Bridgton.
Seasonal use cabins are a common sight in the Bridgton area.
Ranch style homes with driveways are a common sight in Bridgton.
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Students attend the Lake Region School District
Students in Bridgton attend the Lake Region School District. Elementary students start at Stevens Brook School, which earned a C grade from Niche, before progressing to Lake Region Middle School, which earned a C-minus. High schoolers in the public school system attend C-minus-rated Lake Region High School, which also has a vocational school. Bridgton is also home to Bridgton Academy, an all-male private boarding school for 18- and 19-year-olds transitioning from high school to college. This B-plus-rated school exclusively teaches young men in the year between graduating high school and starting college.
This Welcome to Bridgton Academy sign greets students and visitors in Bridgton.
Stevens Brook Elementary School serves the town of Bridgton.
Lake Region Middle School serves the town of Bridgton.
Lake Region High School serves the town of Bridgton.
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Between Portland and Conway
Bridgton is less than 40 miles northwest of Portland and 23 miles east of Conway. Bridgton Hospital provides emergency and general care in the town. “It’s a nice location,” Oberg says. The area is largely car-dependent, though there is a bus line running from the Bridgton Community Center to the Portland Metro bus station hub.
Bridgton Hospital provides a large number of jobs for residents in Bridgton.
The City of Portland is less than 40 miles from Bridgton.
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To Be Built - Beautifully designed 3 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch with an open floor plan! Kitchen is designed with stainless steel appliances, a center island, granite countertops that looks out into the living room and dining area. The home features radiant heat & luxury vinyl plank flooring throughout the entire home. The Primary bedroom is complete with private bath which includes a walk-in shower.
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Through no fault of property or seller property is back on the market. There loss is your gain. Property is even more attractive as price has been reduced. Discover this inviting 3 bed,2 bath custom colonial home nestled on a desirable corner lot, and just 2 miles from the Pleasant Mountain ski area. Featuring an open concept living and dining area with cathedral ceilings, creating a bright and
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New Price!!! Welcome to Bridgton's newest condominium offering, ideally located just one minute from Pleasant Mountain and thoughtfully designed to appeal to both skiers and those seeking refined, low-maintenance living. Each townhouse spans approximately 1,600 square feet and offers year-round comfort with energy-efficient heat pumps, forced hot water heat, and a propane fireplace--ensuring cozy
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Property Id: 1683639A 3-bedroom / 2-bath Contemporary Ranch with primary suite, central air, large deck, open concept living room and kitchen, finished basement, set on private 1.6 acre lot in beautiful upscale neighborhood. Close to Pleasant Mountain Ski Resort, Moose Pond, Town of Bridgton, hospital, restaurants, movie theater, businesses, shopping, Bridgton Highland Tennis and Golf,
Need a place from mid-April through June? Check out this fully updated and furnished townhome right on the slopes! The Perks: Ski in/out access on Pleasant Mountain* - King beds in every bedroom - In-unit washer/dryer - Gas cooking - All utilities included (Propane, Electric, Internet, Water, Trash) - 2.5 BathroomsThe Details: Dates: April 15 - June 30 - Rent: $4,400/month - First, Last, Security
The advertised rate of $23,980/month is the lowest available price, based on a 30 day(s) stay with a move-in date of May 22, 2026.Rates vary depending on the duration of stay, season, and other parameters. For exact pricing and additional pricing components, please visit our website and enter your desired move-in and move-out dates. The rate is applicable when billed upfront; it can be
The advertised rate of $20,205/month is the lowest available price, based on a 1 month(s) stay with a move-in date of June 29, 2026.Rates vary depending on the duration of stay, season, and other parameters. For exact pricing and additional pricing components, please visit our website and enter your desired move-in and move-out dates. The rate is applicable when billed upfront; it can be
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