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Plenty of sites to choose from when we arrived on a summer Monday afternoon. There's a site for every taste here - full sun, full woods, or a little of each. Site 1 is representative of the last, which is where we chose to camp. Shade most of the day, with a little late afternoon sun coming in. Date of visit: Aug 2009 |
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Across from sites 1-6 is a large open field with pull-through sites. All the sites in this first loop have electric hookups. Water taps are centrally located where you can fill your tank. |
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This is the first view you have as you enter the campground loop with the hookups. There are more shaded sites in the woods in the background. |
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Beyond the playground you can see the large field with the sunny sites. |
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This is a neat little thing I've never seen before - a large metal mushroom with water running down over the top. Great fun for the kds to run around/under. |
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A second loop contains sites with no hookups. |
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Site 47 is very representative of the wooded sites - they all look alike. |
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There are two modern bathhouses with free hot showers. This one also has a washing machine and dryer. |
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This pleasant trail through the woods takes you from the campground to the park beach. |
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Near the beach is small, older tenting campground. |
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In this campground, there are several of these little huts that can be rented. |
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This crib bridge provides access to the beach. |
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The broad beach is about a mile long. |
Dump station available Rates: $22.50 - no hookup; $24.50 for 30A hookup. 20% discount for over-65'ers Coord: 44.87667 N, 66.93502 W |
Activities/Nearby Attractions Roosevelt Campobello International Park Mulholland Point Lighthouse East and West Quoddy Lighthouses Eagle Hill Bog Several hiking trails |
