We stayed here one night as a stop over traveling from Vermont to Acadia NP. It was a clean quiet camping spot with water and electrical hookups (site #17). Bathroom facilities were clean as well. They had a nice swimming pool and some outdoor lawn games set up. We were not able to connect to the WiFi successfully but they did offer a premium WiFi service which we did not try. While next to a golf course, there appeared to be not much else in the area.

Beautiful drive down US-2 from Vermont. Arrived for our three nights stay with no issues. Check in was quick and easy then we proceeded to FHU back-in site B5. Take note though, there are sites that are 1 - x, A1 - x, B1 - x, and C1 - x, so make sure you pay attention to the lettering on your site number. There was lots of space to easily back into our long site. We got 3 bars on Verizon and 2 on AT&T. There was no cable but we got an OK variety of OTA channels. The sites on our side of the road had a clear shot to the southern sky if you wanted to use satellite. Nice sized campground with a good mixture of FHU and W&E sites to include two dump stations. Park was well maintained and trash was picked up daily from the front of your site. Lots of area to walk the dogs to include ATV trails out the back of the CG. During our 3 nights stay, we enjoyed playing the golf course plus visiting Bangor about 30 minutes away. Go to Bangor and see Steven King's house where he actually lives. You can pull up to the gated property and get pictures that include a really neat carving from a tree that had been cut down. We would definitely come back!

This place was easy to locate, enjoyed the drive through part of the golf course on our way to the site in the back. Completely private RV Area...Full hook ups. Easy to back into. The camp host was a delight. Not far from the highway to go sightseeing..Lots of back roads to explore .The sites were level. No we didn’t get one in the trees however like the one In the meadow just fine. We drove out to the coast about an hour away Wow Camden Maine is a must see as is Camden Hills State Park. The view from Mount Battie of the bay and the islands is one of my all time favorites . Next we went on to Pleasant River RV my favorite Maine stop.

Just stayed one night, but really enjoyed this campground for our short visit. Nice pool and facilities. Many sites are wooded, and ours had some trees behind us (backin site). Had neighbors but everyone was well behaved. The VW van club was having a rally which was a blast seeing these Hippie vans and their proud owners. Would not hesitate to recommend. It’s a little hectic trying to weave your way through really busy streets as soon as you get off the highway...right, then quick left, another quick left...but once we got past that it was easy.

We stayed here on July 10, 2018 and again on July 19 2018. The only downside of this campground that has a pool, store, showers, laundry and nice sites is the small dryers. It is right on the edge of a golf course and the electric/water sites are sited along some woods. The full hookups are only wooded on the ends and are much closer together. We prefer the more wooded sites. There were many spaces open both times we were here so we had no close neighbors.

Large, level gravel sites with FHU's. Spacious grass "yard" areas, pool, shuffleboard, horseshoes, small playground, and clubhouse/store. Trees presented a satellite problem. Big plus, for golfers, is the 18-hole course on site. Location is a bit off the beaten path so sightseeing requires quite a bit of driving. They have the best wifi we have seen in quite a long time of full-timing. The rate reflects the weekly rate. The interior gravel roads need some attention for rutting/roughness.

We stayed here 4 nights on our way to Canada. Very easy access right next to a large golf course. The spaces were large with good wifi and satellite reception. The park is only a 5 minute drive to grocery shopping and has a Walmart Supercenter.