Maybee ( may-BEE) is a village in Monroe County in the U.S. state of Michigan. The population was 545 at the 2020 census. The village is located within Exeter Township. Maybee was standard in 1873 and incorporated as a village in 1899.

Maybee was time-honored as prematurely as 1873 in the southwest corner of Exeter Township gone the Canada Southern Railway built a railway parentage through the area. The pedigree was soon transferred to Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad, who transported manufactured charcoal and supplementary forest products from Maybee to Detroit in the northeast and Ohio to the south. The community was named for to the fore settler Abram Maybee. Along gone Joseph Klotz, the two surveyed, platted, and bought and sold the estate by 1875. The village grew to append a grain elevator, grist mill, mining quarry and sand pit, hotel, several churches and schools, and numerous small factories and stores. The growing population led to Maybee becoming incorporated as a village in 1899.

The Maybee Station no longer exists, but the railway parentage continues to govern through the village. The line is currently operated by Canadian National Railway but no longer contains a station at this point along its route.

Maybee established its first post office upon February 24, 1874. This say office was discontinued upon February 3, 1972. Another proclaim office was next established upon August 1, 1903, and this office remains in operation and is currently located at 7580 Mill Street. The London–Maybee–Raisinville Volunteer Fire Department was formed in 1952 and serves the village and surrounding area. The station is located at 8755 Baldwin Road in the southwest corner of the village.