Recommends
My pups and I loved camping here! Beautiful view to wake up to and easy to find. So close to everything you need. Would definitely come back again!
Recommends
So this is a really great site overall, and the issues with it are at no fault to the owners- just things out of their control. But some things I wish I knew: -it is very close to a main road so you can see/hear cars all day and night -there is an army of geese that like to poop on this land. When we arrived there was goose poop EVERYWHERE. They have a fake coyote that’s supposed to scare the geese off but it doesn’t work. It was an impressive amount of poop. One of my dogs liked eating it. Should have brought a leaf-blower to clear the field. -there’s a skunk that lives in the area. My dogs must have scared it and it luckily didn’t spray them but the site was stinky for the rest of our trip. -there are some serious spiders in the little potty. Still perfectly usable just watch out! -the stagnant pond water smells like rotten eggs. Was worse when our dog ran through it and churned it up. Was a little worried they’d get sick. Go down the road to the bridge for cleaner water. -you have a clear view of the neighbor’s house, which means they also have a clear view of you. -it’s very windy here, so it makes fishing a little challenging via kayak. -mosquitos 24/7. Bring lots of bug spray. That being said, we’ve come back here 4 different times. It’s a sweet little spot, with a central store right next door, 15mins from Popham beach and the stars at night are unreal. Great bass and pickerel fishing. Nobody bothers you. Enough room for multiple tents. Would recommend.
Doesn't recommend
We drove from NYS to find basically a rutted slightly graveled tractor path that led to uneven ground/ campsites . My husband walked it, as we parked by the library down the road, and I called host, Levi- who refunded me; but, that left us with no campsite for 3 nights. An rv 24’ and a little over 11’ high could not safely make it through there to the site, and a big tree branch enroute would have hit the rv roof if we could have.
