RV camping in Maine
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RV camping in Maine
The best RV camping in Maine comes with views of both the mountains and the coast.
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Lovedy's Land at Nubbin Corner.
7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3 acres · Limington, MEFamily owned property obtained through the barter system. You shingle my barn and I'll give you that property. My Pappy's land. 11 acres. Recently cleared for its timber. With some landscaping it became clear that some beautiful campsites were forming. My father is 78 years old. The last thing he ever thought he would be doing with his retirement is jumping back on his excavator. Can't keep a good man down. Now here we are. Father and daughter. One day my children. 3 large tent sites and two camper sites. Future cabin and seasonal RV sites. A brook runs through the property but dries up after June. There is a small pond with rock stairs. Deer and turkey are frequently seen. Peace and serenity. This property does not offer complete seclusion. You will see other campers if all 3 sites are occupied. There is spacious distance. What this location offers is that it is centrally located to mountains, oceans, lakes,concert venues, restaurants, nightlife, shopping and antiquing. Traveling to NH and Massachusetts is a day trip. A few hours and your in central Maine. Cross the border into Canada. So much to explore or just relax. Stay a few nights or stay the season.
2023 is off to a great camping season. Already meeting new campers. Hopefully I'll see some familiar faces from 2022. A few upgrades. There is an outlet, a shower...hot and a privacy fence. Possibly some hanging herbs if the deer leave them alone. Goats. Yes goats. Not until fall though. Come visit.
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Chunk Farm
2 sites · RVs, Tents17 acres · Carthage, MEWe are a couple from Massachusetts who moved up to Maine to pursue homesteading and small scale farming.Learn more about this land:Riverside camping in a peaceful natural spot. Bird watching and wildlife galore. Room for tenting or a camper. Fire pit and porta potty at site. Seasonal produce may be available from farm.
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Mt. Ash Farm and Cattle Company
3 sites · RVs, Tents167 acres · Fort Kent, MEI have owned this land for 34 years and it has been my life's work. While I no longer graze cattle here, I do continue to produce hay and harvest timber.
The forest and fields are well managed and include scenic vistas, hiking trails and sitting places. Its a place to explore and discover its splendid biological diversity and peacefulness.
The farm was awarded Outstanding Conservation Farm in 2003 and since 2009 the forest is a nationally certified Tree Farm by the American Tree Farm System.
Visitors have always been welcomed here and the campsites are a natural outgrowth of sharing the land's peace and splendor. From the Top of the World sites you will experience how the world can slow down and the mind unravel. From Spring Pond you will enjoy the calming affects that surround you.
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The Point
7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents8 acres · Gouldsboro, METhe Point is located in Gouldsboro, in Downeast Maine on the Schoodic Peninsula near the Schoodic portion of Acadia National Park on occupied Wabanaki land.
The point is our home, offered to guests as a place for seekers of peace and solace to gain a better relationship and appreciation with nature in a world that has forgotten the importance and connection we all have with the planet that sustains us.
A priority here for me is keeping this land pristine and respected. Our mission to save and protect our natural environment and keep it natural and wild can only be accomplished with the active mindfulness of you. We aim to prove that hipcamp can be a magical experience for private landowners and campers alike, to provide a means of temporal community and beneficial alternative to traditional campgrounds; one that does not degrade the environment and break the peace that small towns still contain.
Please be mindful of the trash you generate and mindful of the noise you are making— we aim to provide seekers of peace a *quiet* time in nature.
Together we are here to be an example to others of what mindful camping can look like in this changing world. Thanks for caring to come, see, explore, learn
and being apart of the solution!
<3 We hope to hear from you <3
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Carl W.’s Land
2 sites · RVs, Tents118 acres · New Gloucester, MEWe purchased the farm from my father. I grew up here. There is a total of 118-acres on the property. There is a river down back across the meadow.
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Camp Smiling Pine
4 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · Gardiner, MEBeautiful waterfront tent sites. Very secluded, private campsites along Cobbosseecontee Stream/River.
Many hidden natural gems, trails, and paths. Snowmobile trails are located throughout the land for your winter adventures.
Campsites are very unique and have individual access with private water frontage and are separated by a heavily wood shorefront.
Check out the real Smiling Pine located on the way to your site
Cobbossee Stream is "the key to the entire lake system of Kennebec County."
It was part of an Indian trail running from Gardiner on the Kennebec to Moosehead Lake. The last tribal trip down from Canada to the sea was made in 1796, perhaps by way of the old "aboriginal highway" through Cobossee Stream and Pond.
Long before the white man's arrival, the braves of the Abenaki tribes returned each spring to favorite fishing stations near river falls and rapids.
One such station, used by the Sturgeon (Cabassa) families of the Kennebec Indians, was located above the Gardiner falls on Cobboseecontee ("Land where the sturgeon are taken") Stream.
There the men came, accompanied by a few squaws to cook meals and smoke the fat salmon and sturgeon speared as they leaped over the falls on their way upstream to spawn.
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River Run Farm
4 sites · RVs72 acres · Dover Foxcroft, MEA rare opportunity to experience a tidy, scenic New England working farm built in the Civil War era. This protected Forever Farm has 72 acres of pastures, hayfields, ponds, woodland, and 1/3 mile of unspoiled frontage on the Piscataquis River. We offer two exclusive private RV sites: One field edge site on the riverfront, one wooded site looking down over the pastures and farmstead. Bird- and wildlife-watchers, photographers, artists, and families will appreciate the farm scenery, ecosystems and inhabitants, including bald eagles. Wander a mile and a half of trails through forest, hayfields, vegetable gardens, apple orchard, ponds, and riverbank. See chickens, goats, donkeys, horses and cows enjoying their best life. Fish for trout, wade in the river, birdwatch, paint, or reflect by our pond. Site Amenities: Each private site has a picnic table, a campfire ring and a unique setting that is hard to beat. Potable water is available at the farmstead. (No electric hookups, dump stations or toilet/bathroom facilities.) Campfire wood harvested from our own woodlot is available for purchase. (Maine state law prohibits importing firewood). Seasonal farm stand. Please respect that our house, barns, buildings and animals are private. A minimum stay of 2 nights is required.Considerations for safety: Stay at your own risk. Grass and/or gravel surfaces on campsites and trails may be uneven. Unprotected access to waterbodies. Daily farming activities will occur. Livestock are confined by electric fencing. Your pets must be effectively controlled to protect them, our animals and wildlife. Off-farm activities: Hike the Appalachian Trail or Borestone Mountain, explore waterfalls in the region, visit local restaurants and micro-breweries, bike our local back roads, or paddle your own kayak or canoe on a scenic local pond with eagle nests and bass fishing (just 15 minutes away). We are located less than 2 miles from the center of Dover-Foxcroft and its conveniences, and within an hour of Monson, Greenville (Moosehead Lake), and Bangor.
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Kimball camps
3 sites · RVs, Tents40 acres · Vienna, MECamping and boondocking with access to Maine highlands and the 40 acres mountain behind.
Lots of local lakes and cafes.friendly neighbors if needed.
We will have a few kayaks and canoes available if requested.
Free nights to anyone who wants to work to improve the camping areas.
There is only stream water and a local spring for water but the plan is to get an electric panel installed by summer 2023.
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Dog Island Retreat
2 sites · RVs, Tents30 acres · Harborside, MEA beautiful, quiet, and peaceful camping experience on a separate 1 acre section divided into two camping sites. The site is located just down the road from a private beach where you can launch kayaks , paddle boards and canoes. The road is paved and excellent for riding bikes off the campsite area to explore around the peninsula. Holbrook Sanctuary is down the road which offers beaches, trails and local events. This quiet retreat will leave you at peace with nature and all Harborside, ME has to offer.
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Kennebec Camping Hostel
3 sites · RVs, Tents300 acres · Pittston, MENestled on 300 acres on the Kennebec River where the river meets the ocean.
We are a family run sustainable farm and homestead with huge gardens, multiple cabins, big open yards, a sandy beach and tons of creative projects!
Guests have access to the community outdoor kitchen, greenhouse and gardens, beach, outdoor showers and freedom to create and leave your art if you feel called.
We work primarily with recycled building materials to create our structures, art and new fun projects.
We have 15 camping spots, 5 with water views and 1 Just for a Schoolie! Park your school next to the 2005 international bus and help yourself to free parts!
join us this summer on our secluded special spot!
**the road in is dirt a little bumpy and steep in some spaces.
We easily get many large rVs in and out.
If you are parking at the beach, you MUST have 4x4.
We have about 10 artesian wells on the property with levers, you can easily fill up your RV or your water jugs.
There’s a potential for some spots to have water plugged in depending on where you are camping.
We also have power that can be run depending on where you are camping so just send us a message and let us know what you need.
We do not have a septic dumping space for RVs. Most trash we will either recycle or burn, A minimal mindset is always best, please help by carrying out what we can not recycle.
We have outhouses, washer and dryer if needed, and outdoor showers. A community/ communal outdoor kitchen fully stocked.
We make dinner at 5pm and you are welcome to join!
Our family is full of musicians, we are always up for songs by the big camp fire.
Looking forward to having you!
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Maine Wild Blueberry Bliss
10 sites · RVs, Tents50 acres · MEWelcome to Maine Wild Blueberry Bliss! We are fourth generation blueberry farmers, and if you come for the right part of the summer, you can enjoy fresh blueberries right off the vine :)
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Camden Hills Equine Inn
2 sites · RVs11 acres · Lincolnville, MEMy Equine Inn was established in 2012 to welcome fellow horse enthusiasts and trail riders to enjoy the trails accessible from my property. While we do not offer rentals, we do offer guided trail rides to those bringing their own horse. Hip Camp seems to be a perfect way to expand! We're looking forward to welcoming campers who would love to have the opportunity to spend a bit of time getting to know our equine companions. Sorry, strictly BYOH (bring your own horse) for trail riding options. Very happy to help you plan your itinerary while you're here!
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In some states, RV camping can be monotonous and unsurprising. Not in Maine. Whether you want a rustic forest landscape or striking water views (take your pick between lakes and the coast), Maine’s RV options are aplenty. You could be tackling Mount Katahdin in Baxter State Park, skiing in Rangeley State Park, or enjoying the sights around Portland or Augusta, and regardless, RV campgrounds are never far away. Because of Maine’s eclectic nature, you could take dozens of RV tours around the state, parking your rig or campervan at campsites along the way, without any redundancy. While it varies, many RV parks and RV resorts in Maine offer amenities such as showers, toilets, laundry, wifi, boat ramps, playgrounds, and watersport rentals (such as canoes and kayaks).
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