Cobscook Bay State Park Campground

Over 100 spacious wooded sites tucked along the tidal waters of Cobscook Bay.
Most sites accommodate both tents and small RVs; a handful are walk‑in for extra privacy.
Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring, and potable water spigots are never more than 200 ft away.
Clean restrooms with hot showers are centrally located; vault toilets near remote loops.
Campers love the sweeping sunrise views, 24‑ft tides, and the chance to spot bald eagles, ospreys, and seals.
Boat launch and hand‑carry access let paddlers explore the bay’s sheltered coves at high tide.
19 miles of easy‑to‑moderate hiking trails start right from the campground and connect to the Moosehorn NWR.
Park rangers host evening programs on Downeast ecology and the region’s Passamaquoddy heritage.
A small playground and open field keep kids entertained between tide‑pool adventures.
Generators allowed only during posted hours; quiet time 10 pm – 6 am keeps the night sky brilliantly dark.
If you plan to arrive after 9 pm, call ahead so staff can leave your check‑in packet at the kiosk.