Campgrounds
Visit Maine campgrounds for family tent and RV camping
Maine campgrounds are plentiful; many are operated by the state parks and by the White Mountains National Forest. For RVs and tents camgrounds are located across Maine form the beaches to the mountains.The cost of camping is reasonable and the range of amenities is broad. Depending on their specific locations, Maine campgrounds offer access to Maine’s famous beaches and outdoor recreations, from sea kayaking, fishing, swimming, and boating near the ocean and rivers, to hiking and snowmobiling in the mountains and inland regions.
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Sanford, ME
Featured listing: Huttopia - Southern Maine
149 Sand Pond Road, 207-324-1752Reconnect with Nature Without Leaving Comfort Behind
Discover premium glamping at Huttopia Southern Maine, where French-inspired outdoor hospitality meets Maine’s natural beauty on Sand Pond’s pristine shores. Choose from comfortable Trappeur tents with private bathrooms and full amenities, spacious Canadienne tents perfect for families, or stylish Vista Tiny Houses with complete modern conveniences. All accommodation features real beds, electricity, heating, equipped kitchens, and private terraces with gas grills and fire pits. Our main lodge offers bistro dining with French flair, from fresh croissants to wood-fired pizzas. Enjoy organized activities, waterfront recreation, heated pool, and evening entertainment. It’s the perfect location for exploring Maine’s coast while providing a peaceful forest retreat with premium comfort and service.
Casco, ME
Point Sebago Golf Resort
261 Point Sebago Road 207-558-8000Originally a campground, this resort offers 100 RV and tent sites, glamping tents
You should never forget your roots. That’s why the Point Sebago Resort, which began life as a campground, pays homage to its history with 100 impeccably maintained RV sites (tents are also allowed), all with water and electricity. Many sites have septic hookups and/or 50-amp service. Pump-out service is available. Leashed pets are welcome. And if camping is your thing but so is a little glamour, the resort has four two-bedroom glamping tents with electric fireplaces and air conditioning. Enjoy all the amenities of this active resort, from an 18-hole golf course to its sandy beach, marina and waterpark obstacle course. There are organized activities for kids, beach volleyball, tennis, bocce, fun-filled theme weekends, an on-site restaurant and two popular lounges, one just for adults.
Camden, ME
Camden Hills State Park
280 Belfast Road 207-236-3109Family friendly campground at this beautiful park high above Penobscot Bay has RV dumps and hookups, showers, and more. - Trail Map (PDF)
Hours: Open year-round, 9am - Sunset. A fee is charged.
Bar Harbor, ME
Acadia National Park
Maine Route 3 207-288-3338This oceanside park has three campgrounds, including one that allows walk-in, primitive camping in winter. - Park Maps
Millinocket, ME
Baxter State Park
64 Balsam Drive 207-723-5140This is a rustic area: Running water, garbage cans and electricity are not available here. Do not bring firewood into the park. Amenities: public portable restrooms.
Casco, ME
Sebago Lake State Park
11 Park Access Road 207-693-6231This large park on Sebago Lake has hundreds of camping site, and services for recreational vehicles (RVs). - Campground Map (PDF)
Liberty, ME
Lake St. George State Park
278 Belfast Augusta Road 207-589-4255Lake St. George State Park is located 16 miles west of Belfast and 25 miles east of Augusta on the northwest shore of beautiful Lake St. George. State Route 3 ran parallel and close to the lake, which was originally part of a farmstead. The centerpiece of the park is Lake St. George itself. Some of the park's campsites are located right on the shoreline. The day-use area is a short walk from the camping area where picnic tables and grills are available close to the beach. A lifeguard is on duty. The day-use area has swings, volleyball, basketball, and a sandpit. Three to five miles of hiking trails are within walking distance from the campground. Open May 15 - October 1, Fee Charged.
Jackman, ME
Holeb Public Reserved Land
Holeb Public Recreational Land has a recreational use dominated by the Moose River Bow Trip, popular among canoeists and fishermen. Most of the shores on Attean and Holeb Ponds and a significant length of the Moose River including Holeb Falls lie within the unit's boundaries. Numerous primitive campsites are available. Information: Western Region Office of the Bureau of Parks and Lands, 207-778-8231.