Last summer, we lodged at a stunning waterfront camping spot with a spacious tent. It was secluded and didn't have much of an insect problem. The location was perfect for bird enthusiasts, with hiking paths available as well. It's in a fantastic location for tourists, close to the St. Croix Historic Site, Campobello, and Quoddy Head Light. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and are planning to return this summer. The nightly rate for locals is $25.

What a beautiful area! Lots of the sites are on the water. Some short hikes. We were lucky to get a site without a reservation during the week in July.

This is our favorite campground in Maine. It is beautiful and has wonderful sites. However the employees we encountered were not at all friendly or helpful and in one case downright rude. Pitty to ruin an otherwise perfect park.

One is going back in time in this Park. In a good way. The sites are primitive but huge so can fit any size RV. I got a First Come, First Serve site. Most are reservation only. Wonderful to walk my dog around. There is a shower house but most toilets are the pit kind. The only negative is that there is only one place to leave garbage and that is at the entrance to the campground.

We were in ate 19, which was big, level and private, but not on the water. Campground is clean and well-maintained. Pit toilets on each loop, and one bath house near the dump station. Most campsites would require driving to the bath house. We did not use it so I can’t comment on what it is like. Beautiful trails and playground area. Easy drive to Lubec for restaurants, etc. would definitely stay here again, but would try for a water view site.