Lance and the team made the whole process easy and worry free. We rented a 30ft RV and it was in…read moreexcellent condition and got us to our destination in Virginia and then back home without issues. Would rent from them again and recommend them to anyone looking to rent a RV.

We have rented from North Shore at least a half a dozen times. Each and every time was a wonderful…read moreexperience. The staff has been especially attentive to our needs and wants and has gone above and beyond with their customer service. During our last rental, we had a battery alarm pinging at 3 in the morning. One call and Lance walked me through how to rectify the situation. Simply amazing customer service. Although we own a travel trailer, we will continue to rent RVs here. Thanks for making our long weekend so memorable.

Closed ! Telephone goes to an elementary school now. Chain across the driveway. Only a couple…read moreof trailers still on the property but they look in very bad shape. Doesn't look like the store has anything in it.

Nice people. Family business with a great store for supplies, etc. for everything campers - NOT a…read moregreat place for repairs. We have had two campers have major repairs done by Mike Jr. No major problems with the quality (except attention to details. . .) but, unless you want to be given empty promises and poor follow up, as well as frustration re: how long it takes to get the work completed, I suggest you find somewhere else to get work done on your camper. It was more than A YEAR from when the damage occurred to when the repairs were close to being completed - and when I called him out on it and expressed my frustration, I was met with hostility and anger from him. WE ended up contacting the manufacturer and getting the last piece shipped to us and installing it ourselves. So, my recommendation is IF YOU HAVE to go there for repairs, have it IN WRITING a timeline by which the work will be done and the consequences (to them) that will happen if the deadline is not met. Make our mistake your warning.

Brian and Meghan were awesome. The camper was in excellent condition on all counts - mechanically…read moreperfect, super clean, and visually beautiful. Brian gave us a good thorough walk through explaining everything we needed to know about the operation of everything - heating, fridge, stovetop, slider, beds, toilet, shower, connecting up to our vehicle, etc. He connected the camper to our truck (mechanically and electrically) and filled the water tank for us. During our trip, Brian was accessible and very responsive to any questions we had as newbies. We had a great experience using the camper - everything worked perfectly. We will definitely be repeat customers - it was a great pleasure to enjoy both an excellent product and excellent service !!

We rented Brian's camper for a short weekend event, and we were incredibly pleased with the camper,…read morethe amenities provided, and Brian's friendliness! He lent us his hitch with built-in sway bars and that made for a very comfortable tow! As a camper novice, I was pleased with Brian's introduction to the features of the camper, as well as his preparation with the substantial number of extras to enhance the experience. The outside kitchen (included) is a fantastic feature! Easy to communicate with Brian, all the way from reservation to completion. The camper was a hit with our friends. Thank you, Brian! We'll definitely remember you for our future needs!

This placed helped me when on the road recently and I can't say enough about the service and timely…read morerepair. I was traveling from Utah with my van and camper when both my axel and hitch had issues. I quickly looked for the nearest place for help at 4pm and found the sports center. I pulled in at 4:30 and Lev and another guy said the would stay late and fix my camper. They worked until just after six and it was great. They were so nice and helpful that I shared my homemade toorshie with them. If you ever have a problem in this area be sure to stop. My dog "Bowser" even got a treat! Thank you again Lev.

The camper is just what we were looking for. The problem we have is with the salesman. He told us…read morethings were fixed that we're not. The black water and grey water release valves leak. We were told they replaced them. We are very unhappy about that.

Be careful. I put down 200.00 deposit for an RV rental for a trip that was ten weeks away. I called…read moreto cancel reservation less than 48 hours later when RV I rented last year through RVshare.com became available. They refused to reimburse Any of my deposit. Worse, they were rude about it after I expressed my shock and surprise. They said I would "never see my money again" Then when I called my bank and made a dispute claim they sent me even more rude VM and emails saying what I was doing was unethical? "I never lose one of these" And they didn't want business with someone of my character and temperament. I knew from the comment about "not ever seeing my money again" that I wasn't dealing with a respectful business so I did not answer any of their VM or emails. I did contact my bank, attorney general, and BBB. I have traveled extensively, have rented cars, mini vans, RVs, yurts, cottages etc etc NEVER ran into anything close to this. My bank reviewed claim. I was reimbursed total deposit THROUGH my bank, not sure if company had anything to do with it since bank could clearly see that I'd never filed a dispute such as this. And that I never signed the cancellation policy form or any contract with Northeast RV. Please go through Outdoorsy.com or RVshare.com to rent RVs! People are kind, civil, AND it's cheaper!!! Northeast RV 18' trailer with all the added fees (75.00 to dump tanks at end of trip? Whaaaat?) would have been more costly than me renting including delivery and set up from 50 miles away...a 25 foot trailer with WAY more features. Just a word from the wise. Trying to help you all out. How's that for bad character and temperament? Lol. Safe travels to all!!! Have a great summer! DG

Great folks, I would gladly do business with this company again. It's not exactly an easy job do…read morewhile always meeting the customers price point. Expect fair business and quality service.

When I first checked Yelp and saw that Maine Campers only had one review (which was bad), I decided…read morenot to contact them for our east coast trip. After doing more research and finding that we had no other options, we got desperate and decided to take a chance. Jim was very responsive and helpful. The automatic VW Vanagon Westfalia was very clean (about 10 times cleaner than the one we rented in Maui), fully stocked and ready to go. It also had a new Bostig engine which was something different. We experienced no breakdowns during our 800 mile roadtrip. For the negatives, the AC, radio, RPM gauge were not working but that wasn't enough for me to be upset. If you need a East Coast rental, contact Jim!

I can't say enough about this opportunity. You don't need to buy a Vanagon camper to take one on a…read moretrip. Just rent one from Maine Campers. The owner, Jim Doolittle, is a super nice guy, provides you with pretty much all you need for the trip, and off you go. Sure, the campers are 30yrs old, but that's half the fun. Expect too much and you'll be disappointed, but I had a blast, enjoyed many of Maine's beautiful lakes and state parks, many roads are newly paved this year (2017) so that was a bonus. Made meals in the camper everyday if we didn't use the campfire, hung out in it at the campground after dark, and all the driving we did...it was super comfortable. I definately would give it a try if you're thinking about it, and will probably do it again next summer.

Outstanding experience renting from James. The van and all systems were excellent, everything…read moreworked as advertised. The bed was super comfortable and driving the van was easy. You would think its small but there was enough room for my wife and I plus two German Shepherds (and their crates). I wouldn't hesitate to rent from James again and I highly recommend him to anyone interested. Jess & Joe

From the owner: We are now renting a Ford Transit-based luxury camper van, with plans to offer multiple vans by…read morespring of 2023. some of the camper van rental's highlights include: - Queen-sized bed - 40 gallon water tank - 580 watts of roof-mounted solar with lithium ion batteries - Fully enclosed shower with high-end composting toilet - Outdoor shower - Refrigerator - Sink - 2 burner induction cooktop - Converting rear bench seats and sleeps two - Spacious Garage We include clear instructions for how to work everything in the campervan, and are available by cell phone, text, and email to answer any questions during our business hours.

Nice small family place! Everyone extremely friendly and very helpful. What started as a few visits…read moreis now turned into a seasonal

From the owner: We are a small family-run campground in business since 1970 with a private sandy swimming beach and…read moreseparate boat dock for fishing and boating on Tripp Lake. It's a very quiet and safe campground, with campers coming back season after season, many for multiple generations establishing what is known as our tight knit "camp family." All 30 RV sites are at least 40' x 40' and have a fireplace, picnic table, water, sewer, and electric. Our three tent sites have water and 30amp electric; there is a portapotty at the tent site, and a bathhouse with hot showers and flush toilets in very close proximity. Dump station found here as well. We also rent RVs/campers which include almost everything you need for your relaxing vacation! Activities are planned most summer weekends, and are suitable for kids and adults! Kids also have a playground area with jungle gym and horseshoes for all ages (care to join in on the tournament?). There's also a garage/rec hall with games, a fridge, oven and tables for potlucks or rainy days, and it's also where we have fun parties with dancing to our camp band's live music!

We rented a camper for Columbus Day Weekend. It was the Coachman, which looks lovely online, but…read moreis the opposite! They set up the camper as they said they would, but when we walked in, there was a stench like something died. We searched everywhere for the location of the smell and tracked it to the kitchen sink. It was horrible - it appears they never drained the gray water or deodorized the tank. We didn't cook in the camper - there were only 2 of us. We just took 2 very short showers, and the tank was full, and the bathtub backed up. We called and emailed them for assistance, and they didn't email or call us back - in fact, they never returned our call. We tried to air out the camper every day to no avail. The mattress had so much "balled up" material and pilling, you could feel it from sheets and blankets. There was dust everywhere and mold on the bathroom drain. We ended up getting very sick from sleeping in the camper. My husband had to go to urgent care to get medicine. We are fit people who take care of ourselves. Our friends also rented a nicer camper (no smell and newer). They were told the fuel was full, but they ran out within a few days. We all cooked outside, so this should not have happened. This was an unfortunate and skeevy experience. I am not a person who writes reviews but will tell you DO NOT RENT FROM THEM!

These are honest people. If you need a repair, they can do it for a fair price and stand behind…read moretheir work. I have purchased 2 trailers from them in 1986 and again in 2007 and they were great.

If you're looking for an affordable, well-appointed, comfortable place to stay, near Maine's…read moresouthern coastal beaches, this could be an ideal choice. This charming, vintage motel + cottages is on Route 1, close to Wells and Ogunquit, and just a short drive from Kennebunk and York. I mentioned "vintage" because this is exactly the kind of vacation lodging your parents or grandparents enjoyed. Typical of that era, the rooms are cozy and face a swimming pool in the center of the property. In the early days, cute rooms like these were ideal for families planning to spend most of the day at local beaches. Also - typical of some vintage lodging - there are baseboard heaters (and a thermostat in the room), in addition to a wall-mounted a/c unit. However, the owners have done an excellent job of providing the modern features that today's guests may expect. The beds are sturdy and the bedding was immaculate, with pillows that provided both comfort and support. In addition to a microwave and mini-fridge (with a freezer compartment) our room had a cute table and chairs for relaxing, eating, or using as a desk. The wall-mounted big-screen TV was perfectly placed, and - since we travel with our own Roku - it was easy to access our favorite shows. (A Roku is not necessary for guests to enjoy a wide range of programming.) And Internet service was excellent, as well as secure. We also had a sturdy luggage rack plus a wardrobe with shelves as well as space for hanging up clothes. The water in the bathroom was nice and hot, though the water pressure in the shower varied considerably. Nevertheless, the towels - like the bedding - were top quality. I've noticed that some previous guests had commented on what they perceived as dirt in their rooms. When we arrived, our room was absolutely immaculate in every respect. What newcomers to this area may not realize is that - in vintage lodging - the door to the outside may not fit snugly. So, since The Beaches is next to Route 1, there's quite a bit of dust churned up by traffic, and some of it can drift in, especially if you leave the front door open. (Note: We didn't experience much traffic noise, and - as I'm writing this - I had to pause and listen, to even notice the sound of passing cars.) Also, the walls - being from an earlier era - are fairly thin. You may hear your neighbors. We travel with a small "white noise" generator, for times when we go to bed early. However, we'd moved to this hotel from a nearby 3-star hotel which - though recently built, and charging at least 2x more than The Beaches - had noise levels in that were unbearable. After our third night at that other hotel, we were eager to leave. All in all, though Google suggests this is a 1-star hotel, we were pleasantly surprised by how much The Beaches provides, in addition to a prime location that's convenient to everything the southern Maine coast has to offer. If you're a fan of vintage lodging, this is a great deal and a fun place to stay at alone, as a couple, or with your family.

Prison cells are bigger than these rooms. Could practically stand in the middle of the room & touch…read moreeither wall. No reception when I arrived. I was a bit early, so I called the number that was provided for assistance. No response. When I did get into my room, I was so disappointed. Had the warmth & charm of a haunted house. No closet? No clock? No hair dryer? Scuffed up walls. Shower head with soap from previous guests. Toiletries in packets like ketchup instead of bottles. Rusted metal kitchen set. Furniture looks like it was bought at a yard sale. Window screen was damaged & ripped open. Wanted to sleep with the window open by was concerned about safety. (Window was right by the door.) Ended up packing all my belongings in the middle of the night & driving home. I worked for the airlines so I've seen many hotel rooms. Paid for 3 days, stayed 9 hours. This was by far the worst. So much for my vacation. Scary place.