With rocky coastlines, beautiful mountain lakes, and wooded forests deemed worthy of praise by Thoreau, camping in Maine is both idyllic and wild. If you’re looking for the type of solitude only uninterrupted wilderness can offer, visit the North Woods of Maine, where you’re apt to catch sight of a moose—Maine’s official state animal. Looking for a challenge? Hike the Read more...
With rocky coastlines, beautiful mountain lakes, and wooded forests deemed worthy of praise by Thoreau, camping in Maine is both idyllic and wild. If you’re looking for the type of solitude only uninterrupted wilderness can offer, visit the North Woods of Maine, where you’re apt to catch sight of a moose—Maine’s official state animal. Looking for a challenge? Hike the AT's final peak - Mount Katahdin - while on a camping getaway at Baxter State Park. Fishing, swimming, canoeing and more await on your next camping outing to Moosehead Lake, which happens to be the largest mountain lake in the eastern portion of the U.S. But there's more to Maine than densely wooded wilderness. If you love splashing in the waves, eating lobster, and sleeping outdoors amidst salty fresh air, camping in Maine near the ocean is not to be missed. Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, and Cape Neddick are a few good places to start. And be sure to look out for some of the state's historic lighthouses. If you’re looking for a seaside weekend or a backcountry camping trip, Maine undoubtedly has what you’re after.
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With rocky coastlines, beautiful mountain lakes, and wooded forests deemed worthy of praise by Thoreau, camping in Maine is both idyllic and wild. If you’re looking for the type of solitude only uninterrupted wilderness can offer, visit the North Woods of Maine, where you’re apt to catch sight of a moose—Maine’s official state animal. Looking for a challenge? Hike the Read more...
With rocky coastlines, beautiful mountain lakes, and wooded forests deemed worthy of praise by Thoreau, camping in Maine is both idyllic and wild. If you’re looking for the type of solitude only uninterrupted wilderness can offer, visit the North Woods of Maine, where you’re apt to catch sight of a moose—Maine’s official state animal. Looking for a challenge? Hike the AT's final peak - Mount Katahdin - while on a camping getaway at Baxter State Park. Fishing, swimming, canoeing and more await on your next camping outing to Moosehead Lake, which happens to be the largest mountain lake in the eastern portion of the U.S. But there's more to Maine than densely wooded wilderness. If you love splashing in the waves, eating lobster, and sleeping outdoors amidst salty fresh air, camping in Maine near the ocean is not to be missed. Mount Desert Island, Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, and Cape Neddick are a few good places to start. And be sure to look out for some of the state's historic lighthouses. If you’re looking for a seaside weekend or a backcountry camping trip, Maine undoubtedly has what you’re after.
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