Coastal Maine campground recommendations
Looking for a campground in Maine for next summer. Something with a lake or body of water. Thanks Erica
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Narrows Too in Trenton (Bar Harbor) Maine.
It has large full service Ocean Front sites. The sites look out on Frenchman Bay so more of a tidal flats view but still very nice and still salt water. We were just there this past weekend and it is a really nice place. The sites are wooded, on the sides, and private between RV's, flat and easy in and out and very large.
We have stayed at KOA Oceanside before. The sites are nice there but more wide open and the ocean front sites do not have sewer service for the most part.
Mount Desert Island, Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park are all so beautiful. Lots to do and see. Plan at least a week.
Here's a tip about Narrows Too. The premium, non-ocean front sites are about $45.00 per night cheaper and are right across the street from the ocean front sites. (Yellow sites on the campground map) Still full service, still wooded and private. You can still see, smell and hear the ocean from the cheaper sites and then spend the money you save on some of the delicious sea food that's for sale everywhere down there.
The best weather is normally end of July and first two weeks of August but remember it is the New England coast so the weather has a mind of its own. The only thing the weatherman in Maine guarantees is that it's going to get dark at night!
It has large full service Ocean Front sites. The sites look out on Frenchman Bay so more of a tidal flats view but still very nice and still salt water. We were just there this past weekend and it is a really nice place. The sites are wooded, on the sides, and private between RV's, flat and easy in and out and very large.
We have stayed at KOA Oceanside before. The sites are nice there but more wide open and the ocean front sites do not have sewer service for the most part.
Mount Desert Island, Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park are all so beautiful. Lots to do and see. Plan at least a week.
Here's a tip about Narrows Too. The premium, non-ocean front sites are about $45.00 per night cheaper and are right across the street from the ocean front sites. (Yellow sites on the campground map) Still full service, still wooded and private. You can still see, smell and hear the ocean from the cheaper sites and then spend the money you save on some of the delicious sea food that's for sale everywhere down there.
The best weather is normally end of July and first two weeks of August but remember it is the New England coast so the weather has a mind of its own. The only thing the weatherman in Maine guarantees is that it's going to get dark at night!
