Roads are all gravel out here, seems to be inactive logging, we didn't see any of the log trucks.

This site has a lot of RV sized spots and goes pretty far back. We had a tent, and picked the site closest to the water on the right at the end so no one else was in front of us. It was down the main row the host is on. While sites all have tables, there are not really trees around to put a tarp over it for rain, As you can see in my photos, we rigged up a tarp cover, from wood we searched for along the road and tied it up with rope to the picnic table.

It rained a lot on this trip, so it was essential to rig the tarp for cooking cover, and a place to sit other than the tent. Because of the rain, we drove around the logging roads a lot to explore. We actually drove all the way out to Mt Katahdin, it took a few hours, but it was raining so a good time waster.

Around the campsite, the waterfront is really nice. Rocky shores. Good Kayaking. The water can be choppy when the weather is not great but nothing we couldn't handle. We took our kayaks on a few boggy areas off the sides of the road while we explored driving around too. Great relaxing trip (other than the rain).