Maine is a beautiful state full of Lobster and Moose. But, there are some amazing campgrounds and places to stay to enjoy its nature. It has an amazing rugged coastline and dense pinewood forest, making it a must-see for those outdoorsy types. Maine is a popular summer destination for around the world.
Seawall Campground
This campground is located in the heart of one of America’s oldest National parks and is one of Maine’s most popular campgrounds. It is a 10 min. walk to the rugged Atlantic Coastline and has tent and RV sites available. And, it has a free shuttle service between the park features making it easy to explore the park. Visit the Seawall Campground site.
Bayleys Camping Resort
This is a popular camping spot in Maine with 3 heated pools and 4 hot tubs to come home to after a long hike. There are daily shuttles that go twice a day to the amusement rides at Funtown Splashtown USA. You can rent kayaks and canoes or go biking along the Eastern Trail that is rich with wildlife. Visit the Bayleys Camping Resort site.
Lobster Buoy Campsites
They offer amazing views of the bay and a beautiful scenic spot right on Waterman Bead in South Thomaston. There are 40 campsites and this truly is a gem that has been left undiscovered. This campground is so popular that they make their own rules such as you must stay a week to start. Shorter stays will be considered if there are openings to fill. That’s tells us that this campground is a true hit. They are set up for ocean kayakers and offer tours of the islands and byways down to Port Clyde. Visit the Lobster Buoy Campsites site.
Flanders Bay Cabins and Mountain View Campground
This is a breathtaking place that offers a great view of the Lobster boats. After all, what would Maine be without Lobster? Located on Schoodic Byway in East Sullivan where you can choose to hike, dig for clams, go kayaking or just relax. There are biking trails and plenty of hiking. And, you can take the puffin cruise to see the Petit Manan Island. This island is considered one of the foggiest spots with about 70 foggy days each year. It has the second tallest lighthouse on the island. The light remains active to help with navigation at sea. Visit the Flanders Bay site.
Lazy Frog Campground
This family-owned and operated campground is 16 acres of pure enjoyment. They offer basic tenting to full RV hookups and even have a fully equipped cabin to enjoy. Surrounded by quaint Maine towns that are full of exploration adventures. Free Wifi so you can take work with you as well. It is mostly RV but serenity and nature are abundant. There are many activities and nature galore, in Sept, there are plenty of mushrooms to explore. Dine on the local seafood and take in the breathtaking views at Lazy Frog Campground. Visit the Lazy Frog website for more information.
There are 8 regions in Maine, all with amazing nature and views. The Aroostook, Downeast Acadia, Katahdin Moosehead, Kennebec Valley, Midcoast, Western Lakes and Mountains, South Coast, and Portland Freeport are the areas to explore. And, plenty of camping sites and adventures to go on. Take a trip to Maine with or without your camping gear as many of the campsites have cabins for rent as well.
