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1132 County Rd, New Limerick, ME 04761 · (207) 532-2872
The town’s convenience store and unofficial town square: groceries, gas, lottery tickets, and fresh-cooked pizza from the wood-fired oven. Ask about Doug’s Pizza — it has picked up culinary awards around the county.
6 Country Club Dr, New Limerick, ME 04761 · at Houlton Community Golf Course
An international menu with daily specials in a dining room that looks straight out over Nickerson Lake, plus a patio, weekend brunch and space for weddings and large golf events. New ownership took over in 2026 with a bigger kitchen and a much larger menu.
1133 County Rd, New Limerick, ME 04761 · (207) 532-9911
A Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association certified farm growing seed potatoes and a range of winter storage vegetables. Call ahead — availability changes through the season.
146 Cochran Lake Rd, PO Box 18, New Limerick, ME 04761 · (207) 521-7241
Two cabins on a Maine getaway: fishing, hunting, boating and swimming on Cochran Lake, plus hiking, cross-country skiing and groomed snowmobile trails right on the property.
492 North Shore Rd, New Limerick, ME 04761 · (207) 400-9170
A north-shore lodge on Nickerson Lake — the natural base for a week of boating, fishing, swimming or snowmobiling without leaving the lake’s shoreline.
6 Country Club Dr, New Limerick, ME 04761 · (207) 532-2662
Designed and developed in the early 1900s on the shore of Nickerson Lake. Play a challenging 9-hole par 36 or work the back nine for 18. Driving range, cart and club rentals, snack bar, lounge and clubhouse rental for private functions.
Crescent Park & Crescent Mountain Trails, New Limerick
The volunteer organisation behind the 233-acre Crescent Mountain preserve, the community events at Crescent Park, and the lake’s water-quality and invasive-species work. Also the best source for current lake conditions and events.
P.O. Box 121, New Limerick, ME 04761 · (207) 532-3303 · Fax (207) 532-4443
Vital records, taxes, dog licences, snowmobile and ATV registration, town meeting notices, road and building questions, and assessor records. Call the office before you drive over — office hours and meeting dates change.
175 Hodgdon Mills Rd, Hodgdon, ME 04730 · (207) 532-3015
The school district New Limerick belongs to, serving Amity, Cary Plantation, Haynesville, Hodgdon, Linneus, Ludlow and New Limerick. Mill Pond School covers Pre-K to grade 6; Hodgdon Middle/High School covers grades 7–12. District calendars and menus are published on the district site.
431 Bangor Street, Houlton, ME 04730 · info@riversbendpaddle.com
The dedicated kayak rental on the Meduxnekeag River. Rent by the half or full day, or have the kayak delivered to the public launch at Nickerson Lake or Meduxnekeag Lake — including drop-off and pickup. Also runs the Lily Pad Paddle, a guided two-mile route on the South Branch.
20 Hartford Street, Houlton, ME 04730 · (207) 532-2900
The 25-bed acute care hospital serving Southern Aroostook, with a rural health clinic and specialty services. For emergencies anywhere in the county, call 911.
Downtown Houlton · Saturday mornings
The county-seat farmers’ market — one of the region’s best reasons to spend a Saturday in Houlton. Local produce, baked goods and handcrafted goods from across the County.
282 North St, Houlton, ME 04730
Rooms and suites in the county seat — the practical overnight option if you are meeting people in Houlton, using the hospital, or heading north to the Katahdin region in the morning.
5 Water St, Houlton, ME 04730
A downtown Houlton bakery — the kind of place the whole town knows about. Worth the seven-minute drive for coffee, bread and something sweet before you head north.
776 Houlton Road, Easton, ME 04740 · (207) 488-5451
The only planetarium in northern Maine — a 35-seat dome, a roll-off-roof observatory with a 20-inch telescope, and more than five miles of trails through 260 acres of forest, black spruce bog and vernal pools. Public shows, open houses, guided nature hikes and moonlight snowshoe walks. The best single family outing in the county.
109 Main Street, Houlton, ME 04730 · (207) 532-4216
Founded in 1937 by Ransford W. Shaw and housed in the historic White Memorial Building on Houlton’s Main Street. Rooms include the Military Room, the Sarah Houlton kitchen and dining room, the Ricker College Room, the Children’s Room and an E. B. White photography collection. Tours are by appointment.
U.S. Route 2, Molunkus, ME · runs from Portland to Fort Kent
Maine’s oldest designated scenic driving route, established by the Legislature in 1937 and running some 500 miles from Portland to Fort Kent — with the eastern stretch of Route 2 through Molunkus, beside New Limerick, as part of it. Look for the white tin hexagon signs with the green pine tree, and for the roadside oddities: the Molunkus Hermit billboard, Houlton’s Boy and the Boot statue, the Mars Hill potato barrel tree and the Maine Tribute Moose in Van Buren.
Houlton → Monticello → Bridgewater → Mars Hill → Presque Isle
A 37-mile multi-use path on an old rail bed — mostly gravel, mostly level, and good for walking, mountain biking and cross-country skiing. Motorised vehicles have the right of way and logging trucks use it, so keep your head up and your eyes open.
226 Hodgdon Mills Rd, Hodgdon, ME 04730
An old-fashioned drive-in dairy bar a few minutes up the road — the sort of place with a short menu, a lot of ice cream, and a car park full of locals on a summer evening.
3315 U.S. 2, Smyrna Mills, ME 04780
Maple sugaring on the U.S. 2 corridor north of New Limerick. Late winter into spring is the season — check whether they are taking visitors and whether the sugar shack is open.
Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife
Licences, rules and regs for fishing, hunting, boating and snowmobiling in New Limerick — including the Nickerson Lake lake survey. Licences can be purchased online or at a licence agent.
Maine.gov local government directory
The State of Maine’s official page for the Town of New Limerick: county, school district, address, phone and fax, plus links to hunting and fishing licences, ATV and snowmobile registration renewal and trailer renewal.
The county-wide guide · covers all 66 towns
The independent Aroostook County guide: what to eat, where to go, how to get around, and maps for the whole region — with a page for every town in the county, including New Limerick. Not a government service; the best single starting point if you are planning beyond this town.
What’s happening in The County
One calendar for fairs, festivals, markets, races and seasonal events across the whole of Aroostook County. If you are coming up for something, it is almost certainly listed here — along with the dates that change from year to year. An independent resource, not a county government service.
Houlton, ME — county seat
The county’s administrative offices and courthouse, including the registry of deeds, probate, land records, taxation and the county’s own community site. Neighbouring town websites are also hosted under the county domain.
97 Refuge Road, Limestone, ME 04750 · (207) 328-4634
More than 13 miles of walking trails across northern hardwood forest, spruce and wetlands on the former Loring Air Force Base. Open year-round from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. Moose, woodcock, migratory birds and a bog that is worth the walk in.
Official regional tourism site
The County’s official tourism site — festivals, fairs, sporting camps, lodges, campgrounds, scenic byways and seasonal listings across Northern, Central and Southern Aroostook. For the independent Aroostook.ME guide and the Aroostook County events calendar, see the listings above.
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