Thinking of camping in Maine, and you’re likely thinking of two regions: DownEast, where Acadia National Park and Portland steal the show, or along the southern coast, where Wells and Old Orchard Beach are popular. While these places are certainly well worth a visit, limiting your experiences to these coastal haunts, means missing out on some of the best camping in Maine...and there’s a lot. Indeed, Maine covers nearly one-half of the total area of New England. With over 30 state parks, the first national park east of the Mississippi, and, depending on the way you hike it, either the beginning or the end of the 2181 miles of the Appalachian Trail, Maine has a little something to offer even the greenest camper among us.


Southern Maine is a typically more crowded area. The water is a bit warmer than Maine’s northern beaches, and the beaches typically less rocky. For those looking for a break from the surf, there are shopping outlets, mini golf courses, and numerous spots to grab some fresh lobster. Old Orchard Beach has long been a New England summer tradition; trading quiet camping for go-kart races and thrilling rides, this area is chock full of summer fun. Looking to escape the crowds while camping in southern Maine? Head inland to kayak and camp along the Saco River, as it carves its way from New Hampshire’s White Mountains through to the Atlantic. 


Most campers head to the ocean come summer, so you’ll find solitude amongst the trees, lakes and rivers of inland Maine. Moosehead Lake has some of the best camping in Maine, with numerous lakeside camp spots and deserted beaches off of one of the lake’s dozens of tiny islands. Bring your own canoe, or rent one, and spend the day leisurely paddling alongside loons and other waterfowl; if you’re quiet, you might even happen upon a moose. There are a number of campgrounds to choose from, and many offer secluded lakefront sites. If you are looking to stretch your legs and gain some altitude, head to nearby Baxter State Park. Hiking Maine’s highest peak, Mount Katahdin, is an intense hike that’ll reward you with unparalleled views over Maine’s seemingly endless backcountry. Fair warning: this hike isn’t for children (in fact, no children under six are allowed above the treeline anywhere in Baxter State Park). Nor is it for the faint of heart: its ridgeline is sheer, dropping off some 5,000 feet into Maine’s ancient wilderness below.


Downeast Maine is a remote area that has some of the most beautiful coastline in the world, and some of the most beautiful camping in Maine. Iconic lighthouses, piles of fresh lobster, and seaside hikes that rival inland Maine’s rugged peaks, exploring this area is a must. With Portland, Bangor, and small coastal towns like Bar Harbor, Kennebunkport and Freeport, there are no shortages of places to explore. Our favorite downeast adventure? Camp in Acadia, where you can hike to the top of Cadillac Mountain and watch as the sun sets over the rugged atlantic coastline. For those early risers, catching the sunrise from October to March means you’re catching the first of the sun as it rises over the US.


Whether you’re looking for backcountry seclusion or prefer the comforts of car camping, camping in Maine has a little something to offer all of us. True to its slogan, it really is the way life should be.

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Whether you're a tent camper, an RVer, or just passing through, Riverside, ME has a lot to offer. There's so much to see and do, from exhilarating hikes or bike rides to exploring the local dining and shopping. You're sure to find the perfect spot for your Maine camping adventure.

Riverside

The Best Camping Near Riverside, Maine

How would you like to camp for a few nights when most of the details are already taken care of?

A beautiful, peaceful spot amid woods & pasture. Have a restful night after the day of hiking or exploring.W

We have 16-ft and 9-ft bell tents, & a large screen house. We have a newly upgraded (see pics!) composting toilet & hot shower tents.

The screen house has a dinner table and chairs, camp stove, and living area with a daybed.

The large sleeping tent has a beautiful queen bed, pillows, sheets and comforters. The small tent has 2 floor mattresses, also with bedding.

Dogs welcome!

Read reviews here: http://airbnb.com/h/glampingease

Cooley-Davies Homestead 

A cozy 1.4 acre of fairly wooded land located North of the town of Jay off East Dixfield Road (Route 17). When you first pull in there's a beige 30' camper and a few cars parked to the left on the dirt road that leads up to a main area where there's a brown cabin and dark blue bus.

Camping is available anywhere on the property but just a fair warning the neighbors to the left of the rock wall can be noisy occasionally along with the traffic on Rt. 17 so I recommend camping towards the back of the property near the rear rock wall. There's over 100 acres of heavily wooded land behind it.

The property is 5 minutes from the town of Jay and 10 minutes from the town of Wilton where Lake Wilson is located. There's a restaurant 2 minutes down the road called "My Dad's Place" where you can get great food and see some mountain views. There are many other local restaurants nearby. Lake Wilson allows boating and is a great place to picnic, fish, or swim.

Please don't hesitate to call me for any issues.

Enjoy your stay!

Verizon, T-Mobile, Cellular One all work here. 

Spruce Ranch

"Red," our friendly chicken, looks forward to greeting you while you gently hold her. Of course, Denali, our farm hound, will say HI too. The sheep, pigs, and other chickens will also enjoy seeing you.



Our farm cabin has a great feel of being connected to nature. It is quiet, cozy and a wonderful place to watch the sunset overlooking grazing animals. The cabin has a queen bed in the downstair bedroom and another double bed in the loft. The couch in the sitting room also folds-out to a double bed for the children. We use high-quality cotton sheets, pillows and down comforters - to assure you will be cozy and feel pampered.



We provide coffee/tea service in the morning in our farm store. By reservation, we serve a full country breakfast ($14/pp) and four-course farm-to-table dinners with many ingredients from our farm ($50/pp).



By reservation, we also offer a special evening of our own chef-made wood-fired pizza, backyard fire and Downeast company. Many of the ingredients are from our farm. BOYB. ($50/pp; groups of 4 or more $40/pp) Discounts for families with children.



The cabin does not have heat, electricity or running water. We provide numerous battery-charged lights and candles making this a is cozy, relaxing and perfect way to experience Maine & farm life. An outhouse is nearby. We provide an outdoor hot-water shower.



Plan to visit our farm store where you can buy goat-milk soap, beeswax candles, organic wool pillows, sheep and goat skins and other creations made by Patti.



Loads of hiking trails are right out our door or wander down the gravel road.



Visiting the animals (sheep, pigs, chickens and, of course, Denali - the farm hound) is always a highlight for guests. Please leave your own dog at home, thank you.



Chris is a proud Mainer and natural tour guide. He will be happy to provide you with his favorite recommendations and hidden gems.



For the past seven years, hundreds of people have enjoyed playing with the lambs, visiting our pigs, walking on our trails, and relaxing in a cell-free zone.



In the summer our cabin books every night – so we encourage you to make reservations soon. If you would like to talk over your plans, please give us a call.



Denali the hound (and we) look forward to welcoming you!



Barred Owl Farm

Continuous Harmony Farm is located on the north side of Camden Hills State Park. When this area was originally settled, the farm was located on the "highway" from Camden to seasonal pastures in Lincolnville. The trails leading to the park still go by the old foundations that dotted the old Government Road from Camden. The farm has 46 acres of flowing pasture, hardwood forest and flower and vegetable gardens. At the heart of the property is a large farm pond that has been used to water livestock for generations. We hope you can visit us soon!

Our farm abuts Camden Hills State Park, offering dozens of miles of trails for hiking and biking. Farm activities include looking after our flock of Katahdin sheep, laying hens, bee hives and vegetable and flower gardens. Activities nearby include rock climbing, boating, horseback riding, paddle boarding and swimming. Read our reviews [HERE](<https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/land/maine-continuous-harmony-farm-camp-nelho6qz?adults=1&children=0>)

**Add Ons:**

**To be paid upon arrival - Venmo, Paypal, or Cash**

- **30 Amp Electrical Hook-up: $10**
- **Frozen Organic Blueberries: $5.00 **Frozen wild organic Maine blueberries in an 8 oz. resealable packet. Great serving size for 2 people for your breakfast cereal, yoghurt, or snack on them solo! **5 lb boxes available for $35.**
- **Organic Wild Maine Blueberry Powder: $18 **Dehydrated organic wild Maine blueberries, blended into nutrient dense powder. 2 pounds of fresh berries in each 3oz. pouch. Use it in smoothies, yogurt, salads. Steep it in tea. Great for campers! **8oz. packets available for $40.**
- **Blueberry Honey: $12 **12 fl. oz. of premium Maine honey from the wild blueberry barrens. Wonderful taste to this unique honey.
- **Blueberry Harvest: $20 **Accompany our family for our seasonal blueberry harvest. Pick your own blueberries alongside our raking crew in our organic wild blueberry barrens. This experience is available only during blueberry season in late July and early August.
- **Old Government Toll Tour: $10 **Take a guided tour of the old Government Toll Road and visit the original homesteads of some of Linconville's early settlers. Tour takes about an hour.
- **Bicycles: $20 **Enjoy our selection of bicycles for the afternoon, exploring Fernald's Neck or the Bald Rock Mountain trails.
- **Tent: $20 **6 person tent, ready to go upon your arrival
- **Farm Basket: $15 **Get a daily basket of our farm fresh produce, eggs, seasonal berries, orchard fruits, baked goods (muffins, scones, etc) and a sample of our organic wild blueberry powder.
- **Canoe: $30 **Explore Lake Megunticook or Norton Pond with a 12’ Winona Canoe (two paddles included).
- **Firewood Bundle: $8 **Enjoy the warmth of a campfire with a bundle of firewood for each day of your visit.





**Learn more about this land:**

Continuous Harmony Farm Campsite is located under a great old white ash tree beside a large farm pond on 46 acres of sheep meadow, forest and fields. Our farm abuts Camden Hills State Park, offering dozens of miles of trails for hiking and biking. Farm activities include looking after our flock of Katahdin sheep, laying hens, bee hives and vegetable and flower gardens. Activities nearby include rock climbing, boating,, horseback riding, paddle boarding and swimming.



Continuous Harmony Farm

Peaceful, Quiet, Clean Campground with a Great Family Atmosphere! Nestled on 20 Acres in the heart of Turner, Maine wrapped around by Martin Stream. Camp on one of 55 sites with a majority being stream front. All sites have 30amp electric and water with a picnic table and fire ring. Over 25 miles of canoe/kayaking can be done straight from the campground. Great fishing to be done right off your site! Or hike one of the many mountains near us! A peaceful campground to remind you of what true camping feels like. We provide exceptional service to make sure your camping trip is one to remember. From the moment you arrive till the time you leave you'll be staying happy with Martin Stream!



Martin Stream Campground

Nestled in beautiful Central Maine on a secluded 50-acre homestead, this campground is ready to take you back to simpler times. Unplug, rewind, and relax as you watch your worries fade away. This property includes trails leading you to timbered areas and features amenities such as hot showers, an outhouse, as well as fire pits and a place for you to grill.

Camping permits are issued at the checkpoint upon entrance to the North Maine Woods area. Camping is allowed at designated, marked camping areas for a two-week maximum time per campsite. The North Maine Woods map, DeLorme's Maine Atlas and Gazetteer, and maps at the checkpoints show campsite locations.

Due to the expanse of the area and staff limitations, campsites are available on a first come/first served basis. Reservations are not accepted.

North Woods Camping Resort

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Birches Lakeside Campground

**About this space**

Rustic Camping on Royer Valley Farm: The farm is situated in the hills of Waldo County. We are conveniently located between Belfast and Unity Maine. At Royer Valley Farm we raise swine, beef, sheep, goats, poultry, eggs, and rabbits. Also on our farm you’ll find two draft ponies, a mini donkey and a dog, Zephyr he's a 1/2 Golden Retriever & 1/2 Great Pyrenees. The farm consists of more than 50 acres of woods & pastures that can be explored by our guests and utilize for camping.

**The space**

Note: Please review the house manual prior to booking your reservation

Rustic Camping on Royer Valley Farm.

Royer Valley Farm:

Situated in the hills of Waldo County Maine in the little town of Brooks, Maine, we are conveniently located between Belfast and Unity Maine and easy commute to other popular destination around the state

**We Raise:**

• Swine

• Beef

• Sheep

• Goats

• Poultry

• Eggs

• Rabbits

• Honey Bees

• Herbs

• Flowers

• Vegetables

• Maple Syrup

• Timber for Firewood & Lumber

• Pasture



**Other Animals & Pets:**

Our guests will also find two draft ponies, May & Grace, a mini donkey, Noel and her pet goose, Pat. We have one dog that lives in our house with us, Zephyr he's a beautiful black boy that is ½ Great Pyrenees & ½ Golden Retriever. He is a member of our family and is always with us everywhere we go.



**For Sale:**

We sell protein from all our livestock listed above, eggs, and other products here on the farm as well as making home deliveries. All products are available for purchase by guests upon request. Many of our guests bring an extra coolers for the purchase of our homegrown product. If don't have a cooler with you we can also supply one for you.



Animal Care & Respect for the Land:

Royer Valley Farm is always a farm first. We allow our property and animals to be shared by our guests and farm customers. Please know our animals must be respected at all times. Always keep pets out of the livestock areas. No guest or guest pet will running after, chase, or harass in anyway any livestock, animals, or pets. Our land was purchased by Amy and Richard Royer, Jr. on September 1st 2016 after more than a year of being almost homeless. By the grace of Heavenly Father, He has blessed us with the stewardship of this little piece of His vineyard on earth. As in the care and respect of our animals we also demand the same for the ground we walk on the air we breathe, and the water we drink. No burning of plastics or other garbage, dumping chemicals, oil or gas anywhere on the property. No littering, do not leave disposable diapers, personal hygiene items, or other disposable personal apparatus anywhere on the property. These actions will not be tolerated and could lead to your removal from the property at any time. Always dispose of your trash in a trashcan or take it off the property when you check out



Camping Conditions:

The farm sits on the side of a hill with sloping pastures and several acres of forest all of which is available for camping activities most of the time. We are open all year long for camping and other activities. We tend to receive several feet of snow in the winter months. However, we welcome any one that would like to do some winter-camping to consider staying with us, we’d be happy to host you. We have plenty of areas for people to camp; some are accessible by car, some areas the guest would need a four wheel drive vehicle, other guests choose to hike to the their special campsite. Part of the beauty of staying with us is choosing your special spot to camp. Give yourself a little extra time to look around to find your campsite or if you just want to setup somewhere simple we can help you out with that as well. Some people get here so late they just decided to forego setting up a tent and sleep in their vehicle for the night whatever you are comfortable with is fine. Come and explore our farm and enjoy the property we have been blessed with and love to share with people from all over the world.



Reserving a Campsite:

Please know all campsite numbers on our farm are interchangeable. For example: You’re looking at our listings in the reservation section and you like Campsite #1. But Campsite #1 is booked for the days you want to stay. Please just book the next campsite that’s open like Campsite #2. The numbers really don’t matter. If you like a posted picture please let us knows and I will try to hold that area for you. For returning campsite guests if you enjoyed the area you stayed in on your last visit please let us know and if no one has reserved that spot we will hold it for you.

Rustic Campsites:

All of our camping sites are rustic with no water, sewer, or electric hookups. Toileting is done in an outhouse. We expect the outhouses area to be kept clean at all times for your safety and that of other guests. Toilet paper, disinfectant, air fresheners, lime dust, hand sanitizer, and paper towels are provided.

Camping Policy & Information:

Campsites:

We will direct all guests where they may setup their campsites.

Parking:

Each Campsite is limited to two vehicles per site all others must park in designated parking area by farmhouse.

Guests Limited:

5 people per reservation with extra fees paid at time of reservation.

Pets:

Pets are also allowed guest must notify us of any pets that will accompany them at the time you make your reservation. Fees will be charged per pet per stay. Please see our pet policy.

Tenters:

We limit camping gear to one tent or camper per reservation.

Additional tents can be added to a tenting reservation at $25.00 per additional tent per night (via cash/card).



RV's and Camper Trailer: aka “Campers”

All campers must have separated reservation.

Check with us prior to reservation to a sure we have a space level or big enough for your particular camper.

Additional Tents can be added to a camper reservation at $25.00 per additional tent per night. Understand if a camping guest arrives with more than one tent they will have to pay for the extra tent before staying that night and campsite guest numbers apply.



Campfires:

Don't leave any trash at the campsite on the ground or in the fire-rings.

Don't burn any plastic, glass, rubber, or metal. If you choice to burn food waste please ensure the fire totally consumes the product before leave.

We have trash cans set up at the Farmstore entrance for trash and deposit bottles.

All campfires are to be kept in the designated fire-rings on your campsite and never left unattended. Fire-rings are not to be relocated!

All fires must be extinguished before leaving your campsite unattended and at check out



Rental Equipment:

We offer an A La’Carte Rental menu for camping gear for those guests that would like to camp but don’t have their own gear with them. All rental items and supplies must be request before 6:00pm eastern time. All rentals are in addition to the campsite rental fees. Fees will be paid prior to your stay through Airbnb, credit card, or cash. Guests are required to accept all charges if done through Airbnb prior to receiving the service or pay for all service directly to me before staying or receiving services or products. At your request we will setup all your rental equipment and have it ready for you before your arrival and we’ll take it down once you check out, you can leave the work to us and enjoy your stay on the farm.



A La’Carte Rental Options:

TENTS:

1 - 2 Person Tent (80”dx80”wx36”h includes setup & removal ) $ 75.00 per day

1 - 6 Person Tent (120”d x 104”w x 80”h includes setup & removal) $100 per night



BEDDING:

Summer Weight Sleeping Bag $10.00 per day

Heavy Sleeping Bag $20.00 per day

Sleeping Pad Regular $10.00 per day



SHOWER FACILITIES: (Must be pre-schedule prior to use)

Shower Fee Camping Guests $10.00 per use

Bath Towel Rental $10.00 each

Bath Towel Deposit Fee $ 5.00 each refunded if towel is returned in good condition.



CAMPING EQUIPMENT:

•25 quart Cooler $10.00 per day

•Camp saw $ 5.00 per hour

•Shovel $ 5.00 per hour

•Iron tooth rake $ 5.00 per hour

•Leaf rake $ 5.00 per hour

•Camp Chair $10.00 per day



CAMPSITE SETUP SERVICE:

Royer Valley Farm campsite setup service $ 75.00 All your rental equipment setup and ready for you before your arrival and taken down once you check out, leave the work to us and enjoy your stay. Charged per tent

CAMPFIRE STARTING SERVICE:

We will get your campfire started and going for a $45.00 fee. Once it’s going it’s up to the guest to keep it going.



Firewood:

We require all campfires to be kept in the designated fire-rings on your campsite. And never left unattended all fires must be extinguished before leaving your campsite unattended and at check out.

Firestarter Kit 1: Paper, kindling $ 8.00

Firestarter Kit 2: Paper, kindling, and a lighter $10.00

Firewood: $1.00 per stick or 11th stick for $10.00

Guest gathered wood from the forest floor: Free



Important Notice:

\*No out of state firewood is allowed on our property



\*Guests are not allowed to cut down any living trees or brush and must not leave any sticks around the campsite after checking out. Neatly stacked firewood along the tree line and out of the pasture is fine.



\*Any live trees damaged the guest will be held financially responsible.



\*All additional fees must be agreed upon at booking and must be paid prior to your stay.



\*Payments can be made through credit card or cash

Carry in and carry out don’t leave any trash or litter anywhere on the farm.



\*All rental and supply fee's are subject to change without notice.

Guest access

COMMON AREA POLICY, RULES & ETIQUETTE:

•Please respect any guests that are in the common areas first.

•Please don’t leave personal belongings in these areas.

•Always clean up after yourselves and your family.

•Leave every common area in better condition than you found. This makes everyone’s experience more enjoyable.



Common Areas include but not limited to:

•Farm Store

•Farm Store Bathroom

•Outhouses

•Picnic Tables,

•Trails, Roadways, and Walkways.



Common Fire Pit:

•Located behind main farmhouse all guests are welcome to join us for conversation and to get to know your neighbors. When the fire is lit bring a chair, something to cook or roast if you desire, and a story and enjoy the night with us.

•This fire can be initiated and used by any of our guests. Be aware no matter who starts the Common Fire Pit, they have just invited everyone to join them! There is a fee for firewood that is provided by the farm. As always if gathered from the forest floor it's free for the taking.



Farm Pond and Berm:

•The Farm Pond and berm is a common area please shares this area.



Campsites:

•Please maintain a 20 foot courtesy distance away from any of our occupied campsite and guests personal belongings.

•When transiting by any of our occupied campsite and the 20 foot distance can’t be maintained please do it by the greatest distance possible and as respectfully as possible. Kindness will be reciprocated.



Animal Danger:

Any animal can be dangerous. Approach all animals calmly and with caution.

Bio-security: for the protection and health of our livestock some areas of our farm is prohibited to guests. These areas are well marked please do not enter these areas without farm staff and proper bio-security followed.

We also maintain electric fencing around our pasture. Guests are to always assume these fences are on and will give a good shock if they are touched in any manner! Other than these areas guest are welcome to explore the farm and visit with the animals.

Other things to note

Bio-security:

\*For the protection and health of our livestock some areas of our farm is prohibited to guests. These areas are well marked please do not enter these areas without farm staff and proper bio-security followed.

\*No Pets Allowed Within Livestock Areas

\*We also maintain electric fencing around our pasture. Guests are to always assume these fences are on and will give a good shock if they are touched in any manner!



Camping At Royer Valley Farm:

\*All of our camping sites are rustic no hookups at all.

\*Campsite Guest choose, with the assistants of the Host where to setup their campsite when they arrive.

\*Toileting is done in an outhouse.

\*Royer Valley Farm can provide some rental equipment and supplies but the following list may assist our camping guest prepare for their stay.



CAMPING SUPPLY CHECKLIST

SHELTER:

o Tent or Camper (No hook ups)

o Camp Chair

o Camp Table

o Ground Cloth or Tarp

o Rope and twine

SLEEPING:

o Sleeping Bag or Blankets

o Sleeping Pad, Lightweight Cot, or Air Mattress with air pump

o Pillows

o Hammock —campers love a good hammock for sleeping, a bug net and rainfly can also be add to your hammock if you’re planning on sleeping in them overnight.

COOKING SUPPLIES:

o Fire starter – lighter, matches, dry kindling (No firewood from outside the State of Maine)

o Camp stove with fuel

o Water pot to boil water, frying pan and Cooking utensils

o Can opener

o Tin Foil

o Paper Towels

o Marshmallow Sticks

DINING:

o Food Supply

o Cooler with Ice

o Bottled Water

o Paper plates, bowls, and cups (not plastic, the paper can be used to start your campfire)

o Eating Utensils

o Corkscrew

o Dish Pan and Soap

o Scouring Pad

o Dish Towels

PERSONAL NEEDS

o Small First Aid Kit —Band-Aids in a variety of sizes, something to clean scrapes and bruises, a small supply of pain killers and daily medications

o Bug spray

o Sting kit

o Mylar blanket

o Toilet Paper

o Moist wipes

o Personal Toiletries

o Soap

o Hand sanitizer

o Wash Basin

o Washcloth and bath towel

o Small trash bags

TOOLS:

o Hammer

o Ax or Hatchet

o Hand Saw

o Multi Tool or Pocket Knife—a good multi tool or knife is very useful when camping.

o Light source —headlamps, flashlight, or lantern

o Extra Batteries

o Camp shovel

o 5 gallon Bucket

o Small Rake

CLOTHING:

Clothing needs vary according personal preference, but the following few items are usually essential on any camping checklist.

o Backpack —because you’ll need something to carry your stuff in

o Rain Jacket

o Packable Warm Jacket

o Fleece hat

o Extra warm socks

o Clean/dry clothes

o Laundry Bag

RECREATION:

o Binoculars

o Camera

o Compass

o Games and Playing Cards

o Trail Maps

o Hiking Boots

o Swimming Suit

o Good Book

CAMPSITE TIPS:

1\. The flatter the site, the better. If you are camping on an incline, position your tent so that when you lie down, your head will be on the higher ground.

2\. Make sure there are no sharp rocks, branches, pinecones, or other debris that might pierce through your tent. Also, if you’re camping in an area with lots of overgrown vegetation, you might need to clear away any especially strong and sturdy vines or short shrubs.

3\. A tent position under a tree can provide shade (on a hot summer’s day nothing is quite as hot as being inside the inferno of your tent) and some added shelter.

4\. Ground that is especially sandy or loose won’t provide a good place to anchor tent stakes. Make sure the soil where you decide to put up your tent is firm enough to lodge a stake securely into it.



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