Love this place! The owners Matt and Kathy are the perfect hosts!…read more Pool, game room, dog park, and outdoor play area make for relaxing and fun weekend away!

Campground did not have any 75 foot pull thru spaces as advertised. Did not have 50 amp spaces in…read morevisitor spaces. No cable tv. Trees were not trimmed for motor coaches. Permanent residents stay up all hours of the night at big campfire. Reservations were not good for previous reasons.

Spectacular view of Penobscot Bay, the surrounding islands, and the Town of Camden. Well…read moremaintained and clean park, we walked a few of the trails on our visit today. $6 per person for non residents of Maine. That pretty much says it all, a short review, but this is a "must visit" if you are in the area.

I always try to visit a park when I'm traveling. Camden Hills State Park is a must see while…read morevisiting Maine. There is a small $6 fee for entry. You can camp, walk, bike or drive the park. The park guides are very helpful. We went straight to Mt Battie Rd for a beautiful scenic view of Camden Harbor. Penobscot Bay and Megunticook Lake. The views are out of the world! We spent 2 days going in and out of the park to see daytime versus sunset across the bay. We actually had a small picnic while visiting. This was a very calm relaxing experience. I highly recommend especially if you like wandering and hiking in parks. There is two sides to park, so dont forget to drive across the street.

We live in New Jersey and in Newfoundland Canada. It's a…read moregreat stopping off place. Everyone there is so nice, and the place is clean. Only wish is for more housekeeping cabins for when we drive our car.

We travel in an old car with a teardrop trailer. We are in our 60's. Clean neat campgrounds are…read morevery important! This is the cleanest one we have been in! The owner is very nice and she does a wonderful job! I highly recommend this campground. It is mostly seasonal sights, but there is overnight camping.

This is such a great state park, especially for swimming. The lake is clear and there are several…read moreswim spots along the shore that are fairly private because of how spread out the picnic tables and swim spots are. The camping is nice here too with good facilities, but the road noise is evident, especially at night when other things quiet down. Lastly, the park is dog friendly, which is so appreciated! Our dogs have enjoyed it each time they come, whether it be for camping or just stopping in to swim. I'm not sure if dogs are allowed in the water or not, but our dogs prefer to lounge in the sun or shade of the picnic table anyway.

Lake St. George is a beautiful, clean, and serene spring fed lake perfect for swimming, fishing,…read morecanoeing, kayaking, paddle boarding and boating. The park is immaculately well kept, with many picnic tables and grills available. There is plenty of space to lay out a blanket for sunning or picnicking, and lots of green space for outdoors games. There are clean bath/changing rooms close to the designated swimming area. There is also a lifeguard on duty. Entry fees are reasonable ($7 per adult for non residents) and plenty of parking, including handicapped parking. No trash bins--take out what you bring in. A wonderful place to spend the day!

TPL is a great place to meet other guys very clean the owners are very friendly it doesn't matter…read morethe weather because everything is inside the pool steam room hot tub sauna bar pool tables playrooms everything's in the lodge. I highly recommend it.

This place is very clean, the owners are welcoming and friendly…read more I would highly recommend this place to anyone. That would love to relax or get away and have fun.

super close to acadia, showers work great and are hot :) would definitely recommend staying thereread more

Drove in to take a look but fee was $6 per person from those out of town. We were looking for a…read morehiking trail which we were told they had one about an hour hike. It looks to be a campground and boating facility. We took a look around but decided not to stay.

Amazing location, great owner/host! I highly recommend staying at this campground! It was awesome!…read more Also very very clean!!

I have endless great things to say about this campground, not only is it beautiful and clean the…read moreowners are wonderful. Lori is such a sweet human, so hospitable and kind. Even when you first meet her it's like visiting an old friend. My husband and I came last year in October and stayed here for an anniversary trip. The campsites were spacious and private and the trees large and beautiful. The outdoor showers were his favorite part. Everything is clean and tidy. This year we came back in the summer with our kids. It's really just a great place and we can't wait to go back next year

I feel a little confused after reading the good reviews, but our stay was mediocre. The tent site…read morewas wonderful. Tall trees that blocked out sun. Loons calling to go to sleep to. Picnic table and firepit. Only thing that would make site better would be a grill across pit for cooking. But the negatives were that ladies room out of toilet paper all weekend and no one filled it. Mens room under construction and unavailable, with no notice before booking! So called store had very little and wouldn't have mattered as office/store never open when posted. Sold out of firewood by Saturday morning. If management issues resolved, would be a great place.

Made reservations for 3 nights and paid but then found out reservations was changed to 2 nights for…read moremore $. When called to ask about it was told the price had increased and they weren't aware of it when we made the reservation. She refused to adjust the reservation for the 3 nights for the original price but did offer us the opportunity to cancel our reservation without a refund because it was not within the allotted time frame. No one at the office when we did check in or for check out. Camp store not open the whole time we were there. "Snake" Lake so I am told after the fact. Poor customer service. We WILL NOT be back!!'

Acadia National Park is one of those places that genuinely lives up to everything said about it,…read moreand it stands apart from the big western parks in a way that makes it its own distinct experience. I found the combination of rocky coastline, dense evergreen forests, and mountain summits accessible within a relatively compact area meant there was always something worth stopping for. The scenery shifted constantly as I moved through the park, and keeping a camera within reach at all times was not an exaggeration. Cadillac Mountain is the natural anchor of my visit. The drive to the summit is worth doing on its own, but I chose to hike the Gorge Trail leading up to it on foot. It was a serious undertaking that included real rock climbing sections and rewarded me with views that felt genuinely earned. I budgeted a full half day for the hike rather than driving. The summit itself has a gift shop, and the views from the top looked out in every direction with nothing obstructing them. A reservation for the Cadillac summit road costs a few dollars and needs to be booked online in advance, so I handled that before I arrived. The Beehive Trail is another strong option for hikers who want something with more exposure and elevation gain than a standard walk. I also built Sand Beach and Thunder Hole into my loop drive, and the carriage roads offered a different pace entirely, peaceful and scenic with no vehicle traffic to contend with, making them ideal for biking if I had access to wheels. Parking was a genuine challenge during peak season and on weekends in particular. Arriving early in the morning was the only reliable way to secure a spot at the popular stops without waiting an hour or more. A late fall visit would hit a sweet spot where crowds thin out considerably, the air is crisp, and the park takes on a quieter quality that peak season cannot offer. I made sure to buy my park pass at the visitor center and did my research on seasonal hours before I went, as services and shuttles wind down toward the end of October.

Did we go in a wrong entrance or something?!…read more I was underwhelmed for sure. We walked a few trails and took some photos but ??? Im very glad we hit Cadillac Mountain - that's where it's at!!!

We had a wonderful time during our annual spring fishing adventure to Grand Lake Stream at Grand…read moreLake Lodge! The accommodations are comfortable and a great place to retreat to after a long day of fishing. Susan and Paul are wonderful hosts always accommodating and a pleasure to work with to make our trips a success.

If you love the outdoors and need to remove yourself from all things electronic and literally…read moreunplug then I highly recommend Grand Lake Lodge. Although categorized as a campground this is a lodge with cabins that rest along the shoreline of West Grand Lake. Best suited for fishermen and hunters who wish to enjoy the surrounding lakes, woods and streams. Each cabin has a kitchen, running water, and fully plumbed bathrooms. I visited here over Memorial Day Weekend (2011) to do some Salmon fishing and will be returning for years to come. Yes for the fishing but also because the owners of Grand Lake Lodge have excellent cabins to crash in after a busy day on the water. Free docking for your boat if your looking to fish the lake. Only $42 bucks a night if you have more than one in your party. Beautiful setting! Big Fan!