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Campsite opened from 01 January till 31 December
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5 / 5 (3 votes

Lily Bay State Park

13 Myrles Way
04441, Greenville
Maine, the United States

Lily Bay State Park is a campsite in Greenville , the United States. Dogs are allowed on this campsite.

On Lily Bay State Park it's possible to camp with a caravan or a camper. You can find several recreational activities on the campsite. There's a playground.

Characteristics campsite

Recreation
Playground
Golf court
Boat hire
Boat slip way
Fishing

Accomodation
Caravans
Campers

Facilities
Electricity
Wheelchair access

Qualifications
Dogs


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Reviews

VanLucy
English (US)
Great state park. Sites are nicely spaced. Not too level though. We saw a couple of amazing sunsets from the beach boat launch area. We were also able to get a good Verizon signal from that area. Signal at the site wasn't strong. Showers are a bit of a walk. Water was hot and the individual shower rooms were pretty clean. Loved the fall colors and the sounds of loon's.
3 years ago

WIPod3
English (US)
Beautiful campground and surrounding areas. Surrounded by mountains, ponds and beautiful fall colors! Went on a few hikes and the woods have the sweet smell of balsam trees. Love it! We checked out the B-52 Memorial Site which we weren't aware of prior to our trip. Very reflective experience as two of my older brothers had served in Vietnam. Enjoyed the Trout Pond trail and pond in the Little Moose Public Lands off Hwy 6/15 west of Greenville.
3 years ago

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