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Spend this summer exploring scenic forests, open water, and the best seafood in the country. Here is a list of the best RV parks in Maine.
Home to art heritage, romantic forests, lighthouses, and the best lobster in the country, it’s no wonder that Maine is an East Coast tourist favorite. The state has sights to marvel nature lovers and history buffs alike, with its stormy coastline, vibrant boats, museums, and brick towns. The Western Maine Mountains are also a popular spot for skiers on the lookout for the best slopes in the northeast.
Due to its location and cool weather, Maine is a tourist hotspot during the summer. With a coastline longer than California’s, amazing views, and rustic towns, it’s no surprise that RV campers are spoiled for choice in this state. Out of the dozens of incredible RV parks, we have shortlisted the top 5 for you to get planning!
Located on the Schoodic Peninsula, this campground is the ideal spot to explore the spectacular Acadia National Park. A cluster of islands off the Atlantic Coast of Maine, Acadia is a sight right from a painting with mountains, streams, forests, and lakes to see. With the Schoodic campground a 15-minutes walk from the ocean, with hiking and biking trails to enjoy the forested islands and marine life, you have truly got yourself a lovely, scenic RV trip in Maine.
Rates:
Daily = $30-$40
Amenities:
Electric hook-ups
40+ RV sites
Wifi
Restrooms
Picnic tables
Fire pits
Group tent sites
Hike trails
Bike trails
True to its name, Searsport is the premier oceanfront campground. With idyllic views, a quiet environment, and a private beachfront, it is a perfect getaway from the bustling city life. The campground is on the shores of Penobscot Bay and is just a few minutes away from the charming Camden village. Searsport’s private beach runs a quarter-mile long and also boasts 40 acres of ocean gardens. On-site activities for campers are abundant - including kayaking, boating, fishing, carving classes, and an amazing lobster bake experience!
Rates:
Daily = $45
Weekly = $378
Monthly = $1512
Amenities:
100+ RV sites
Full hookups
Showers
Wifi
Cell reception
Pet-friendly
Private beachfront
Lobster bake experience
Picnic tables
Fire pits
Walking trails
Rental kayaks
Photography & carving classes
Exclusively an RV campground, Pumpkin Patch is a well-loved and fun family favorite. It is located within driving distance of popular coastal areas of Castine, Rockland, Camden, and Bar Harbor. Equally nearby are several of Maine’s famous attractions, like Lumberman’s Museum, Ft. Knox, Penobscot Marine Museum, Leonard’s Mills Forest and Logging Museum, and a treat for horror lovers - Stephen King’s home. The campground also offers a wide variety of sites: small RVs, big ones, whether you prefer a sunny spot or under the shade - this campground will cater to all your needs.
Rates:
Daily = $45 + tax
Weekly = $270 + tax
Monthly = $810 + tax
Amenities:
70+ RV sites
Full hookups
Wifi
Cell reception
Showers
Pet-friendly
Picnic tables
Fire circles
Laundry facilities
Dog park
Exercise area
Grills
This RV park is a water lover’s paradise. Birch Haven is located on Eagle Lake and overlooks a stunning 18 miles long crystal lake. It’s a family-owned facility and makes for a friendly and accommodating place with great customer service for campers and their four-legged friends alike. On-site activities include thrilling water activities like kayaking, canoeing, water trampoline, swimming, and fishing. You can also enjoy road biking, mountain biking, and hiking before you top off a day well-spent relaxing by the fire.
Rates:
Daily = $50 + tax
Weekly = $300 + tax
Monthly = $825 + tax
Amenities:
Full electric and water hookups
Dump station
Wifi
Cell service
Handicap facilities
Picnic tables
Fire pits
Ice machine
Arcade/clubhouse
Laundry facility
Pet-friendly
Water sports
All RV essentials aside, one thing you can’t forget if you choose Sunset Point as your base is your camera. It’s the easternmost campground in the country and overlooks the stunning Johnson Bay. The area has many attractions for visitors to explore, starting with the West Quoddy Lighthouse and Sail Rock, which is the easternmost point in the USA. You can also visit the nearby Campobello Island to see Franklin D. Roosevelt’s summer residence and go to the East Quoddy Lighthouse to whale watch.
Rates:
Daily = $40
Weekly = $260
Monthly = $900
Amenities:
30 RV sites
Water and electric hookups
Free wifi
Cell reception
Mobile sewer service
Tent sites
Restrooms
Clean showers
Laundry facility
Firewood
Snack bar
Pet friendly
Hit the Road!
Here we are with the best of Maine’s attractions and hospitality! The state’s picturesque views of lakes, lush forests, rocky shores, and beaches are a nature lover’s dream. Local attractions like the lighthouses, lobster shacks, hiking and biking trails, and museums will keep you wonderfully entertained. These are just the tip of the iceberg - pick your favorite campground out of this list and start your journey to explore the romantic and rustic state of Maine!
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