Arundel lies in the Kennebunk River valley, where wooded inland terrain and open fields lead toward Maine’s southern coast. Set in York County between the coastal communities of Kennebunk and Biddeford, it is a small town rather than a resort centre, shaped by local roads, homes and rural surroundings. The community was incorporated as North Kennebunkport in 1915 and adopted the name Arundel in 1957, setting it apart from neighbouring Kennebunkport. Atlantic beaches and the harbour towns of the Kennebunks are close by, while Arundel retains the quieter character of southern Maine’s interior. Follow Arundel’s place in southern Maine by browsing webcams from nearby communities.
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