2 acres hosted by Toby And Sara S.
1 tent site
Nomadic camping
Best for self-contained campers. There are no toilets, showers, or potable water at this Hipcamp.
All to yourself
100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.
Wherever we go people either say "I love Maine!" or "I've always wanted to go to Maine!" This naturally wooded lot with a platform for your tent or table, is a perfect place to camp or park your RV and enjoy the beauty of Mid-Coast Maine. (Look for the lobster bouy on the tree and the lobster trap on the ground as you circle the street turn around.) It is located in the middle of the Pemaquid Peninsula, home to Maine's most famous lighthouse: it’s on the U.S. quarter. This is a great spot from which to explore beaches (8 miles), canoeing and kayaking (2 miles), state and national parks, and hiking trails (8 miles). There are great restaurants, shops, summer theater, art studios and antique markets in nearby Damariscotta and all along the Maine coast. Throughout the summer there are lobster fests, music fests, fairs and even a Pumpkin Regata (in Oct) when the fall foliage is at its peak.
No camp fires as water source is 1.5 miles at town spring tap. This water is currently not portable but fine for washing. Public Port-a-potty at swimming hole 1.4 mi.
Tent and car campers $20 per night. Message is for RV considerations.
For stays of a week or more we provide trash pick up. For stays of 10 days or more, ask about a discount.
Continue to the end of Ledgewood and circle the loop. You will see the lobster buoy and trap indicating the driveway to the tent platformRelax in your RV in a safe, quiet area with a few residential homes and lots of woods. Cook out doors and star gaze on clear evenings. From here you can venture out to enjoy all the natural beauty and summer fun to be found along the Maine coast. We are 42 miles north Portland, with Freeport and L.L. Bean as a midpoint. As you travel along Route 1 you will see Bath Iron works ship building and then pass through Wiscasset, the home of Red's Eats. This in an undeveloped lot for nature lovers. There are no amenities. Please leave it as pristine as you found it.
Continue to the end of Ledgewood and circle the loop. You will see the lobster buoy and trap indicating the driveway to the tent platform