Naples

Naples is defined by the Causeway, where Long Lake and Brandy Pond meet in a busy stretch of marinas, docks, and waterfront activity. The paddle-wheeler Songo River Queen II departs from here, and the historic Songo Lock connects boaters into Sebago Lake. Public beaches and plentiful access keep Naples among Maine’s most popular places to get on the water.

Restaurants, pubs, and seasonal venues give the town a lively atmosphere, especially in summer evenings. Traditions like the Maine Blues Festival and July 4th fireworks reinforce its reputation, while Sebago Lake State Park provides campgrounds and hiking trails at the edge of town. Naples has built its identity around water access and hospitality, making it one of the most recognizable destinations in the Lakes Region.