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Camping & Outdoor Stays in Maine

Maine, United States

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Top Destinations in Maine

Cornish

328 campgrounds

Parsonsfield

327 campgrounds

Porter

327 campgrounds

Fryeburg

317 campgrounds

Hiram

317 campgrounds

West Baldwin

317 campgrounds

Top Landmarks in Maine

Acton

729 campgrounds

Plan camping near Acton, Maine in the Southern Maine Lakes Region, close to Mousam Lake and Great East Lake near the Maine-New Hampshire border. Around Acton you’ll find campgrounds and RV parks set among rolling forests and lakes, with nearby waters ideal for paddling and fishing, plus easy-going hikes and scenic drives. Browse 729 nearby campgrounds and outdoor stays, from RV sites to tent camping, simple cabins, and glamping. Average nightly rates are around $65, with options from $20 to $300. Most places open in late spring and peak in summer, with limited winter availability, so consider shoulder seasons for quieter trips and cool nights. Book early for popular weekends and look for stays close to the lakes if being near the water is a priority.

Greenwood

595 campgrounds

Set in western Maine’s lake-and-foothills country, Greenwood makes an easygoing base for camping trips near Mount Abram and the Bethel area. From here, it’s an easy jump to the Mahoosuc Range, Grafton Notch State Park, and the Maine side of the White Mountain National Forest for hiking, waterfalls, and scenic drives. Closer to town, quiet ponds invite paddling and fishing, and classic New England foliage lights up the hillsides each fall. Campgrounds and outdoor stays near Greenwood span RV parks, tent sites, cozy cabins, and glamping. Browse 595 options, with nightly rates from $14 to $300 and an average around $65. Look for wooded sites with privacy, lakeside bases close to the water, and cabin or glamping stays with extra comfort. Summer and early fall are the prime seasons; winter options are fewer but put you within reach of local ski terrain, so plan ahead and book early.

Fayette

542 campgrounds

Plan your next camping trip near Fayette, Maine, where you’ll find a wide mix of campgrounds, RV parks, tent sites, cozy cabins, and a handful of glamping stays. With 542 places to stay nearby, it’s easy to choose the setup that fits your crew, from simple tent camping to RV-friendly sites and cabin comfort, with convenient access to the surrounding region. Rates span a wide range, typically from $14 to $300 per night, with averages around $62. RV travelers can also browse local rentals, many with delivery to a campsite, making it simple to arrive and settle in. Most stays operate seasonally, with limited winter options, so check dates and book ahead. Search campgrounds, RV parks, cabins, and glamping near Fayette to tailor your Maine camping getaway.

Farmington

529 campgrounds

Set in western Maine’s foothills along the Sandy River, Farmington makes a relaxed base for camping trips. Campgrounds and RV parks near Farmington put you within easy reach of Mount Blue State Park, forested backroads, and clear-water lakes for paddling and swimming. Hikers will find rolling foothill trails and access to higher peaks a scenic drive away, with standout foliage each fall. You’ll find tent sites, RV parks, cozy cabins, and glamping near Farmington, with 529 options to compare. Most operate late spring through fall, with limited winter availability, so plan by season. Rates range from $14 to $300 per night, averaging about $62. Pack layers for cool nights and count on easy in-town access to supplies.

South Thomaston

482 campgrounds

Set on Maine’s MidCoast, South Thomaston makes a quiet base for camping near Penobscot Bay. Nearby Owls Head and Birch Point Beach State Park offer sandy coves and tidepools, while Rockland Harbor and the St. George River invite paddling and scenic boat watching. Campers come for salty air, working waterfronts, and easy day trips to lighthouses, beaches, and piney shoreline trails. Outdoor stays near South Thomaston range from RV parks and tent sites among spruce to cozy coastal cabins and small glamping options. Browse 482 options, with stays from $14 to $300 per night and an average around $62. Summer is prime for ocean breezes and beach days; spring and fall bring cool nights, fewer crowds, and foliage; limited spots operate in winter. Reserve early for peak weekends, pack layers and bug spray, and check tide times if you plan to kayak or beachcomb.

Lexington

478 campgrounds

Surrounded by forested foothills in western Maine, Lexington is a quiet base for camping and outdoor stays. Campgrounds and RV parks near Lexington put you close to hiking, paddling, and scenic drives. Pick from shaded tent sites, RV sites along rural backroads, cozy cabins, and a handful of glamping stays. Browse 478 options with average nightly rates around $63, ranging from $14 to $300. Plan by season: most campgrounds operate spring through fall, with warm days in summer and peak foliage in autumn; winter stays are limited. RV travelers can choose basic sites or small parks near main routes, while tent campers will find wooded spots near water access and trailheads. Cabins and glamping make easy basecamps. Reserve early for summer weekends, pack layers, and check rural road access.

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