Trafton Lake Campground

Lovely camground. We were here mid Sept, and had it all to ourselves- except Charley the very helpful caretaker/manager. We paid at the municipal office in Limerock. Great site, looking over a large mowed area with Trafton Lake in background.

The campsites are clean,lots of walking and RV trails. 34 campsites with full hookups.10 tent sites. Fishing, kids playground. Showers,laundry facility. Under new managment(Jim Ireland). Very friendly.Trail now connected to Maine trails. Side by sides welcomed ,your pets allowed.

We have been returning customers for a couple of years now. Last year customers were promised wifi haven't see that happen, this year same thing but now we don't have access to the shower house or laundry facility. Mowing isnt being kept up with, so im assuming ticks will be higher this year, pay attention to your pets. RVs pay 950 and tents pay 450 (no electricity for tents) for no promised amenities. Myself and another customer are paying to keep traftons port a potty clean so we can use it. Tent sites no longer have picnic tables either, another broken promise. Will not be returning next year a lot of returning customers have already not came back this year. Highly disappointed with how people are being treated

The place is a dump. Unsurprising, considering all the town's income goes to the school, and places like the lake get overlooked. The water is gnarly, and there's trash throughout the trails due to the hillbillies and their kids and pitbulls shacking up here in their trailers all summer long. Playground equipment looks like it came out of the Soviet Union, covered in rust and in utter disrepair. Gets a nice coat of paint one day out of the year on July 4th though, and that's the only reason why it's not 1 star.

Very senic! Water 💦 looks clean. Small beach 🏖️ area provided, but, no lifeguard. David Hasselhoff won't come to your rescue if your in trouble! 🐕 dogs allowed. ⛵ boat launch available. Only loud sound I heard was farm equipment since the lake is right next to farmland. Trails and campsight next to lake as well. Bathrooms were closed. Playground, tables and grills available. Swimming allowed. You, I believe, are not far from the Canadian border. Plenty of parking.
Very out of the way, but if you can visit, especially during the summer, I recommend it.