Sea-Vu West Campground (Sea-Vu South / Sea-Vu parks)

Sea Vu West is an exceptional campground! Each site is spacious, well-maintained, and offers privacy. The staff is always friendly, welcoming, and ready to assist. Its location, just a stone's throw from the beach, is ideal for those seeking a summer retreat. The amenities, including a sparkling pool with hot tub and kiddy pool and a fun-filled game room, add to the overall experience. The playground and basketball court offer ever more to do. The grounds store has everything you could need. It's not just a campground, it's a place where wonderful memories are created. The perfect place for a family vacation or a weekend getaway with friends.

We visited a few weeks ago and loved the campground. Wonderful facilities, everything was super clean and well maintained, sites were spacious and very level. Very close to all the Wells/Ogunquit things to do. Recommend having a carpet for outside the camper as sites are grass and if it’s wet it’s a life saver.

We enjoyed our stay.

Pros: not too crowded, the pool and hot tub were nice, laundry facilities worked and were clean.

Cons: the way the RV sites are laid out leaves you to have direct visibility into the front yard of the camper behind you. Which is ok for socializing, but not a lot of privacy given you're camping in a big field.

Thus is not a motel, it's an RV park. Nice big spots, very nice heated pool and hot tub. Most of the park is for seasonal destination trailers but still plenty of spots for casual renters. Highly recommend.

A very nice park, mostly composed of seasonal owners and is very well maintained and has great facilities, including a heated pool. The RV sites were very nice, level, all grass, which is pretty rare. Ground was firm and the sites are reasonably spaced out. They are all back in sites, the road network is wide, so no issues getting parked. We had FHUs and everything worked fine. Lots to do in the area - Kennebunkport (Walkers Point/Bush Compound), St. Ann's by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, Rachel Carson National Wildlife Preserve. Portland Museum of Art, toured the Winslow Homer Studio. Lunch at Gilberts Chowder Studio. Lots of Pottery and other shops in the area of the Docks
Make sure which campground you reserved - there are three Sea-Vu campgrounds in Wells, ME (all of them used to be owned by the same family. We stayed the Sea-Vu West)