Arundel, Maine
Real Estate & Community Information
The small town of Arundel is bordered by the towns of Kennebunkport to the southeast, Kennebunk to the southwest, Lyman to the northwest, Dayton to the north, and Biddeford to the northeast and is drained by Kennebunk River.
Known for its beauty and serenity, the town of Arundel offers an array of recreational activities. Come and play the game of golf along the shores of Kennebunk River. Enjoy a show or concert at Arundel Barn Playhouse. Take a walking tour of the Arundel Historical Society and enjoy skiing at Lost Valley Ski Area, the first ski area in Maine to make artificial snow. This largest ski schools in New England allows you to get in 14 hours of continuous skiing every weekend of the season, giving it the distinction of having the longest ski day in Maine.
History:
Originally the part of the area known as Cape Porpois, the town of Arundel became a state of its own in 1820. It was first named as Kennebunkport and was incorporated as North Kennebunkport later in 1915. Following the publication of the Chronicles of Arundel (1957), the town was renamed, Arundel, after Lord Arundel.
Once a rural town of dairy farmers, Arundel today is a suburban community for workers in neighboring areas.
Known for its beauty and serenity, the town of Arundel offers an array of recreational activities. Come and play the game of golf along the shores of Kennebunk River. Enjoy a show or concert at Arundel Barn Playhouse. Take a walking tour of the Arundel Historical Society and enjoy skiing at Lost Valley Ski Area, the first ski area in Maine to make artificial snow. This largest ski schools in New England allows you to get in 14 hours of continuous skiing every weekend of the season, giving it the distinction of having the longest ski day in Maine.
History:
Originally the part of the area known as Cape Porpois, the town of Arundel became a state of its own in 1820. It was first named as Kennebunkport and was incorporated as North Kennebunkport later in 1915. Following the publication of the Chronicles of Arundel (1957), the town was renamed, Arundel, after Lord Arundel.
Once a rural town of dairy farmers, Arundel today is a suburban community for workers in neighboring areas.
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Useful links for Arundel:
Arundel: www.arundelmaine.org RSU21: www.rsu21.net Dutch Elm Golf Club: www.dutchelmgolf.com Seafood Center: seafoodcenterofmaine.com Bently’s Saloon: bentleyssaloon.com Cape Arundel Golf Club: www.capearundelgolfclub.com/ Arundel Barn Playhouse: arundelbarnplayhouse.com Arundel Historical Society: arundelhistoricalsociety.org/ Mildred l Day School: www.rsu21.net/mld |
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