The best dog-friendly glamping near Camden, Maine

Looking for a way to enjoy the great outdoors in style with your furry friends? Hipcamp has over 325 options for glamping near Camden, Maine with pet-friendly amenities. Options start at just $25 per night, with an average price of $75 per night. Check out top-rated campsites like Four Acre Woods Campground (419 reviews), Slippery Rock Trails LLC (347 reviews), and The Point (326 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, campfires, and potable water, while wind sports, boating, and climbing await you in the great outdoors.

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Top-rated campgrounds

Looking for a way to enjoy the great outdoors in style with your furry friends? Hipcamp has over 325 options for glamping near Camden, Maine with pet-friendly amenities. Options start at just $25 per night, with an average price of $75 per night. Check out top-rated campsites like Four Acre Woods Campground (419 reviews), Slippery Rock Trails LLC (347 reviews), and The Point (326 reviews). Popular amenities include pets, campfires, and potable water, while wind sports, boating, and climbing await you in the great outdoors.

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Top-rated campgrounds

1. Artist Property, Coastal Maine

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31mi from Camden · 3 sites · RVs, Lodging · Orland, ME

Pajaritaflora artist property, bordering Midcoast and Downeast Maine, is an easy place to come to. This property is an excellent location near Acadia National Park, Blue Hill, Bangor, and Belfast Maine. It is on RTE 1. The lot is a large, grass, pull-through location. Please read the description carefully. The location is on the corner of RTE 1 and Powers Drive Lane. To enter, turn onto Powers Drive and take a sharp left into the first driveway and onto the grass back toward rte 1. Park parallel with Powers Drive Lane near the big oaks. Pajaritaflora Artist Studio/Gallery is located here. I am an artist. Welcome to my studio property. There is a long spacious spot for most sizes RV. It has level grass for you to park on. There is a group fire pit area on the grounds for everyone. Many people do not need electricity these days. So I have lowered the price of the spot. It is without electricity. You can add it on if you wish at $20 per night. You will need a long extension, and it is 20 amps. I have water for your holding tank. Sorry, no sewer. This is an excellent spot for a short stay. It is good if you need to be here a couple of days prior to your campground stay! I have been enjoying hosting campers here for the past two seasons. I can't wait to meet you! This is my third season here.

2. Turtle Marsh- secluded wooded site.

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27mi from Camden · 5 sites · Lodging · Unity, ME

Great synchronicity led us to the wild 30 acres of marsh and woodland that is Turtle Marsh. In addition to making a home here, we dedicating the area as a sanctuary for the quiet enjoyment of nature, eco-spiritual practices and healing. We are now recognized by the World Wildlife Fund as a Certified Wildlife Habitat. We have trails on the property that are designed for contemplative walks, along with several benches where you can sit in quiet enjoyment, undisturbed by human intrusions. There are several trailheads for the Hills to Sea Trail within a mile of our property. The quintessential New England waterfront town of Belfast on Penobscot Bay, is less than 30 minutes away. One of our favorite spots for quiet hikes along the shore of the bay, is Sears Island. It is one of the largest undeveloped islands on the east coast, that is connected to the mainland by a causeway. The island is 50 minutes away and even on the busiest summer days, its's usually possible to find a quiet spot on the shore to sit and reflect. As we continue to deepen our relationship with this land, we are trying to follow the principles of Deep Ecology in all of our interactions. Our tentsites, while only a 5 minute walk from the road, have been sited to offer as much solitude as possible, with minimal disruption to the surroundings. For 2025 we are opening a new site. It is a little more secluded, 2-3 minutes further from the road in a very quiet wooded niche, at the edge of the marsh. It is also a little smaller tent (10' diameter) situated on a platform, and a little more "camping" than "glamping". We are pricing the stay there according. In spite of being nestled in the woods, no trees were cut to prepare these relatively accessible sites. We believe that they still offer a very tangible sense of wildness and solitude. Turn your time away into a transformative and healing experience, as you connect more deeply to the natural world. We hope that you will enjoy the experience of Turtle Marsh as much as we do.

3. Ferncrest Acadia

21mi from Camden · 8 sites · Tents, Lodging · Sargentville, ME

Nestled in the coastal pines of Sedgwick, Maine, experience luxury, campfires, blueberry picking and the salty air just outside of Acadia National Park. Just 50 minutes from Bar Harbor and the iconic cliffs of Acadia, our Sedgwick location blends the raw beauty of coastal Maine with the comfort of modern glamping. Whether you’re hiking Cadillac Mountain at sunrise or savoring fresh lobster rolls in town, your dome is the perfect basecamp for adventure and relaxation.

4. The Anchorage Cabins

4.9mi from Camden · 7 sites · RVs, Lodging · Lincolnville, ME

The Anchorage is a 4-acre cabins and motel property located approximately 0.5 miles south of Lincolnville, ME. This historic property has been operating for over 100 years. Recently purchased by my wife and me, it is currently undergoing a rebranding and remodel. At present, there are 4 small cottages available to rent, along with plenty of parking space for smaller RVs and vans. Cyclists passing through are welcome to reach out—we’re happy to accommodate tent camping as well. Services such as showers are limited at this time. Cottages include air conditioning, heat, and Keurig coffee makers. RV and van campers will have access to water for filling tanks, and we can accommodate 15A connections at this time. The property itself is gorgeous, offering incredible night-sky views. From the parking area, you can see Penobscot Bay in the distance. A small creek also runs through the land, attracting birds and other wildlife. The Anchorage is located just 0.5 miles from Lincolnville Beach, a popular spot for swimming, relaxing, and launching kayaks. Nearby attractions include: Cellar Door Winery - 4.5 mi Camden - 5 mi Belfast - 12 mi Acadia National Park - 65 mi

5. Jases Cove Way PVT. LODGING

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47mi from Camden · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging · Sullivan, ME

4 tents set up on 4 sites. 3 over looking Taunton Bay, the other nestled in the woods with access to the water. We have a shower room,and regular toilet,Kitchenette with stove top burners,sink, refrigerator, microwave and coffee pot,dishes, pots, pans, silver ware, utensels.Fire pits, picnic tables, canopies,electrcity,water,on each site,propane stoves available,propane cylinders available at $8.00 each.Free parking. Bring you're own sleeping bag etc. Towels soap. Pet friendly. Not safe for little kiddos, as there is a steep bank to access the water,with no fence yet. Each site has a picnic table with a canopy. Fire pit you can cook on. Plenty of wood around you to use, Free wifi.,cleveriris260 We are close to Acadia. We are across from Tidal Falls in Hancock. We see lots of kayaks. Biking trails hiking around us and Acadia National Parks. Dollar General and play ground and skate park across the road. Ice cream shop and a gift shop next door.

Stories from the community

Merna

November 2025

7 nights at Turtle Marsh- secluded wooded site.

Really unique and amazing stay, can't recommend this place enough! Learned about three medicinal mushrooms that grow on the property through the walks with Peter and Willie. Some neat evidence of beaver activity was spotted as well. You can hear barn owls in the evening. If you did get any rain or wind while there it's rather pleasant. Was nice to know if you do need anything the cabin and Peter were a short walk away. I even got Peters book which I can't wait to read!

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CJ

October 2025

Group trip

Weekend Trip to Jases Cove Way PVT. LODGING

The bathroom and shower (with real hot water) felt luxurious. The kitchen looked great, though we were so busy trekking in Acadia that we didn't really use it; we opted for local diners and brunch spots. It is very easy to find, no matter how late or dark it is, because it is really just off Route 1. The tent and surrounding areas were super clean, and you just needed to sit and enjoy the beautiful water view.

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Tyler

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Turtle Marsh- secluded wooded site.

Due to impending weather, we had to change our plans and make a last minute booking. The site was perfect for us. The property is beautiful with a network of small trails crisscrossing it. The site is peaceful and private, and even during a significant downpour we were able to stay dry in the canvas bell tent. Peter is everything you could want in a host. He went out of way to be helpful, he's friendly, genuine, and responsive to communication, while still respecting his guests space and privacy. Plus his dog is the best! We would highly recommend staying here.

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Hunter

August 2025

3 nights at Jases Cove Way PVT. LODGING

Henry was a communicative and gracious host! The site with the kitchenette, bathroom, and shower was well stocked. He left tent lights on for us when we arrived well after midnight. Was very kind and willing to help out - would recommend!

Carol

July 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Jases Cove Way PVT. LODGING

Henry is the sweetest sould who put so much care into his place. I give my highest recommendation for this Jases Cove.

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Sierra

July 2025

1 night at Ferncrest Acadia

Ferncrest Acadia is so special! It’s a brand new place, and they’ve absolutely nailed it. The location is perfect!! Peaceful, surrounded by nature, and still super close to Acadia and all the little towns and hikes nearby. The geodome was insanely cozy and felt so luxurious! Like the perfect mix of comfort and nature. We slept like babies and never wanted to leave! And the stargazing? Out of this world. We laid outside for hours just watching the sky—I've never seen stars like that before. It felt totally magical. You can even pick fresh blueberries right on the property, which was such a fun bonus. Every little detail was so thoughtful, and everything just felt easy. We already can’t wait to come back. If you’re headed to Maine, Ferncrest Acadia needs to be on your list!!

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Laura

May 2025

Weekend Trip to Turtle Marsh- secluded wooded site.

Turtle Marsh hipcamp is exactly as pictured, serene and beautiful, nestled in the woods. I particularly enjoyed falling asleep to the frog song from the marsh! I stayed here after a concert at the Waterville Opera House and found it very easy. Peter has very thoughtfully placed reflectors on several trees for those arriving at night. And while it rained during my stay, the bell tent kept me dry as a bone. What a luxury!!!

Emily

May 2025

4 nights at Turtle Marsh- secluded wooded site.

We had an amazing time camping over Memorial Day weekend. Peter was very nice and his dog Willie is so cute. It’s the perfect place to get away and enjoy nature. The birds sound really beautiful during the day and the stars are so bright at night! It’s very cozy and I highly recommend going