Wells Beach, Wells, Maine |
The Town of Wells, named by its early settlers for the cathedral city of Wells in Somerset, England, is conveniently located on Maine's southern coast between the quaint towns of Ogunquit and Kennebunkport. From pastoral Drakes Island to beautiful Moody Beach, the majestic Maine shoreline sweeps in a crescent, bordering the ocean's sandy beaches and picturesque salt marshes.
Wells, Maine Things to Do
Wells Beaches: With 7 miles of beach for you to explore, Wells is a beach lover's dream. Drakes Island Beach is a long sandy beach that tends to be uncrowded and is walking distance to Laudholm Farm Beach and the Rachel Carson bird sanctuary. Bring the kids tide pooling at Wells' Crescent Beach. Private Moody Beach is a 15 minute walk from Ogunquit Beach.
Wells Dining: Mike's Clam Shack offers great seafood for take-out or dine-in. Do you have a hankering for steak? Wells' Steakhouse Restaurant on Route One is sure to satisfy your craving. Sweeping ocean views will complete your fine dining experience at the Grey Gull Restaurant. Enjoy an ice cream cone or delicious brownie sundae on a hot summer day at Big Daddy's in Wells. For the best donuts, and also a fantastic breakfast including lobster pancakes, visit Wells' Congdon's Restaurant. More dining options in Wells, Maine, and the surrounding area.
Wells Harbor: Enjoy the free summer music series at Wells Harbor Park. Watch the bustle of boats in Wells' small fishing harbor, charter a day of deep sea fishing with Lethal Weapon Fishing Charters, or kick back, relax, and watch fishing take place along the breakwater.
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Population: 9,200 per 2000 census
Land area: 62 square miles
County: York
County Seat: Alfred
Tax rate: $8.33/thousand for year 2009-2010
% of Value: 100%
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