Loon’s Haven Family Campground

There are no words to give enough credit to this amazing place!
The cabin was perfect! It was roomy enough for my whole family. The pond was beautiful and clean. Everyone we met was so friendly, and the activities were so fun.
The staff in the store are always friendly, even answering my many questions.
I could on and on just go see for your self, you will not Wang yo leave! I know we didn't.

Rented the main lodge. It was spotless. This place has everything you need except the campground store closes at 5pm right about the time you are getting back from daily activities and heading back to your site. I wish the store stayed open a little later. The lodge had 4 bedrooms, TVs in every most rooms, 2 bathrooms, laundry room, a huge kitchen and giant driveway. Also an onsite gas grill and fire pit. Plenty of lawn furniture to sit on and the kitchen was fully loaded. No need to bring cooking or eating utensils.

Love this cozy campground. This trip was our second year and we love the vibe. Loons singing. Friendly faces. Cozy glamping sites. Very Maine, very peaceful. Great place to get away.

Gorgeous sunsets, dinners on the deck. Very quiet and relaxing. The dogs enjoyed the walks! We really had a great time!!!

Sad Decline of What Used to Be a Family Tradition

My family camped at Loon’s Haven for over 40 years, across four generations. It used to be one of the best parts of our summers — friendly people, a welcoming atmosphere, and real family values.

We decided to stop by recently to see how it’s changed since the early 2000s, and wow… it’s like a completely different place. Whatever management runs it now has turned it into one of the most unfriendly and uptight campgrounds in Maine.

From the moment we arrived, we were yelled at repeatedly to “slow down” — despite the fact that we were literally doing 5 mph (maybe 8 going downhill). Apparently, they have no idea what 5 mph actually looks like unless you’re getting out and pushing your car. It’s ridiculous.

Instead of feeling welcome, we felt watched, judged, and harassed the entire time. The people running the place seem to have forgotten what the word “family” in “family campground” is supposed to mean.

It’s honestly heartbreaking to see what’s become of a place that once held so many special memories for us. Loon’s Haven used to be full of laughter and community — now it’s full of rudeness, overbearing management, and people who act like they’d rather you not be there at all.

If you’re hoping to revisit the Loon’s Haven you remember, don’t bother. That place doesn’t exist anymore.