Oxford County Travel Guide

Tourist Guide

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Popular cities in Oxford County

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Fryeburg
Known for Rivers, Canoeing and Secluded
This rural Maine town is best known as the host of state’s largest agricultural fair. It also makes a great base to explore the Saco River.

Reasons to visit

  • White Mountain National Forest
  • Hemlock Covered Bridge
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Bethel
Known for Rivers, Skiing and Golf
Experience year-round outdoor recreation, and relaxation, in this town nestled between forest reserves and some of the state’s tallest mountains.

Reasons to visit

  • Bethel Pathway
  • East Royce Mountain
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Newry
Known for Friendly people, Skiing and Rivers
Escape to Newry! Enjoy its skiing, riverfront and golf.

Reasons to visit

  • Sunday River
  • Grafton Notch State Park
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Oxford
Known for Casinos, Friendly people and Excursions
Escape to Oxford! Enjoy its casinos, mountain views and dining.

Reasons to visit

  • Porcupine Mountain
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Harrison
Known for Theatres
Harrison awaits: its theatre and more!
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Brownfield
Known for Family-friendly, Mountains and Shopping
Experience romantic Brownfield: its dining, skiing, entertainment and more!
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Stay near popular Oxford County attractions

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Sunday River

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Hit the slopes in Newry with a visit to Sunday River. Stroll along this relaxing area's riverfront or simply enjoy its bars.
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