Overlooking Sebec Lake in Maine’s Maine Highlands, Peaks‑Kenny’s 56 wooded campsites provide easy access to a large sandy beach and clear swimming waters. Hot showers, a playground, canoe rentals, and family‑friendly hiking trails make it popular with locals. Loons call…
Set beside Webb Lake and beneath the craggy summit of Mount Blue, this campground offers 136 sites shaded by maples and birch. Guests enjoy a sand beach, boat launch, and hot showers. Twenty-five miles of mountain‑bike and multi‑use trails originate…
Accessible only by mail boat or private vessel, Duck Harbor’s five lean‑to sites offer a wilderness island experience inside Acadia National Park. Each site has a picnic table and fire ring and is a short walk from the rocky shoreline…
Schoodic Woods brings Acadia National Park’s ocean cliffs and spruce forests together on the quieter Schoodic Peninsula. Sites are paved and level, many with electric hookups, and every loop has easy access to the park’s bike paths and the free…
50 spacious campsites close to the lakeshore—8 with water & electric hookups Boat launch and finger docks for campers; legendary salmon & trout fishing Modern bathhouse with hot showers and accessible sites Playground and picnic area with Saddleback Mountain views…
107 campsites (44 with water & electric) nestled below Mt. Battie Trails from campground lead to summit views of Penobscot Bay Clean restrooms, hot showers, potable water, and Wi‑Fi hotspot near check‑in Seasonal horseback riding trails and winter cross‑country skiing…
250 camp and RV sites split between Naples & Casco sides of the Songo River Electric & water hookups at many RV pads; modern bathhouses with hot showers Large sand beach, roped swim area, and two boat launches on Sebago…
90 lakefront and wooded sites split between Dunn Point & Rowell Cove loops Boat launch, sandy swim beach, and rental canoes/kayaks on Moosehead Lake Hot showers, flush restrooms, playground, and fish‑cleaning station Dark‑sky location ideal for stargazing and occasional aurora…
35 wooded campsites (mix of walk‑in tent and RV pads up to 35 ft) Trailhead access to 24 mi of shared‑use hiking and mountain‑bike trails Modern bathhouse with hot showers and dish‑washing station Seasonal hawk‑watch platform on the summit (0.3‑mi hike) Playground,…
34 sites (21 tent, 12 lean‑to, 1 bunkhouse) on crystal‑clear South Branch Pond Canoe rentals at the ranger dock—paddle across to the Traveler Loop trailhead Outhouses, potable water from hand pumps, no electricity or cell service Dock and swim area…
