Wells, Maine
Real Estate & Community Information
Located on the Southern coast of Maine, Wells is surrounded by Kennebunk to the northeast; Sanford to the northwest; North Berwick to the west; South Berwick to the southwest; and Ogunquit to the south. It is drained by the Webhannet River.
Occupied since the early 1600s, Wells is the third oldest town in Maine and has since transformed into a sought-after community for Maine families. From the miles of walking trails to the beautiful sandy beaches and from the antique shops to the waterfront resorts, hotels and motels, there are so many places to visit and so many things to do in Wells.
Wells Harbor: Home to Wells Harbor Park and boats (from lobster fisherman to pleasure yachts and fishing charters), Wells Harbor offers free concerts in the summertime and also hosts special events like craft fairs, a Chillifest and a Harborfest every year. Get outdoors by canoeing, kayaking in the Webhannet River or venture out to see through the Wells breakwater in Wells Harbour.
Occupied since the early 1600s, Wells is the third oldest town in Maine and has since transformed into a sought-after community for Maine families. From the miles of walking trails to the beautiful sandy beaches and from the antique shops to the waterfront resorts, hotels and motels, there are so many places to visit and so many things to do in Wells.
Wells Harbor: Home to Wells Harbor Park and boats (from lobster fisherman to pleasure yachts and fishing charters), Wells Harbor offers free concerts in the summertime and also hosts special events like craft fairs, a Chillifest and a Harborfest every year. Get outdoors by canoeing, kayaking in the Webhannet River or venture out to see through the Wells breakwater in Wells Harbour.
Wells Beaches:
Whether you prefer sunbathing, surfing or stand up paddleboard, or walking along the beach, the long sandy beaches of Wells are perfect for family-fun and outdoor adventures. Wells’ four beautiful beaches -Drakes Island Beach, East Shore Beach, Wells Beach, and Moody Beach, allow plenty of room to relax and play in the sea. Besides walking and exploring the beach, there are many other things to do in Wells. Try your hands at golf at one of the 8-hole golf courses, while your kids are busy playing in the mini-golf courses. Stop in at Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit to learn more about the history and heritage of the Wells. If shopping calls you, Wells will not disappoint. Known as the antique capital of the world, the town’s antique shops sell everything from jewelry, artwork and furniture to sculptures, rare books and exquisite period pieces.
After strolling around and exploring the town, unwind with some live music at a local nightspot or enjoy fine dining at one of the many famous restaurants that are sure to fit any budget and satisfy every palate.
Useful links for Wells:
Town of Wells: http://wellschamber.org/
Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit: http://www.historicalsocietyofwellsandogunquit.org/
Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge: http://www.stateparks.com/rachel_carson_national_wildlife_refuge_in_maine.html
Wells Auto Museum: http://www.seacoastnh.com/dct/wellsautomuseum.html
Wells Public Library: http://www.wells.lib.me.us/wells/
Wells Harbor Community Park- http://www.wellstown.org/index.asp?SEC=3E65AB77-DDF7-4B66-BF75-2F5D210FDFC5&
Whether you prefer sunbathing, surfing or stand up paddleboard, or walking along the beach, the long sandy beaches of Wells are perfect for family-fun and outdoor adventures. Wells’ four beautiful beaches -Drakes Island Beach, East Shore Beach, Wells Beach, and Moody Beach, allow plenty of room to relax and play in the sea. Besides walking and exploring the beach, there are many other things to do in Wells. Try your hands at golf at one of the 8-hole golf courses, while your kids are busy playing in the mini-golf courses. Stop in at Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit to learn more about the history and heritage of the Wells. If shopping calls you, Wells will not disappoint. Known as the antique capital of the world, the town’s antique shops sell everything from jewelry, artwork and furniture to sculptures, rare books and exquisite period pieces.
After strolling around and exploring the town, unwind with some live music at a local nightspot or enjoy fine dining at one of the many famous restaurants that are sure to fit any budget and satisfy every palate.
Useful links for Wells:
Town of Wells: http://wellschamber.org/
Historical Society of Wells & Ogunquit: http://www.historicalsocietyofwellsandogunquit.org/
Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge: http://www.stateparks.com/rachel_carson_national_wildlife_refuge_in_maine.html
Wells Auto Museum: http://www.seacoastnh.com/dct/wellsautomuseum.html
Wells Public Library: http://www.wells.lib.me.us/wells/
Wells Harbor Community Park- http://www.wellstown.org/index.asp?SEC=3E65AB77-DDF7-4B66-BF75-2F5D210FDFC5&
