Freeport Village Campground

This campground is pretty good location to downtown Freeport which attracts people for this mega shopping experience, especially the L.L. Bean Flagship Store. It is a small, no-frills campground with lots of seasonal campers. We stayed here for one night so we could do some shopping and found that the campground was o.k. for our needs but nothing special. 

The campground is located about two miles from I-295 which is very convenient and is only a five-minute to downtown Freeport. The entire campground has 50-amp full hookups sites that can fit any size RV. The hookups at our site worked well and were well-placed at our site. The campground is kind of rustic in that the roads are gravel/dust with a fair share of pot holes. Sites are gravel with some grass and pretty level. Trees are scattered about campground so some sites are fairly shaded but there are some clear patches if you are trying to get satellite television. There is a small swimming pool, dump station, recreation hall, and laundry which are really the only amenities. This is more of an adult campground with not too much for kids to do (i.e., no playground or basketball courts). Our Verizon phone and hotspot worked well(didn’t check to see if there was wifi since we weren’t at the campground very much during our stay). 

Some of our favorite places to eat in the area are the Maine Beer Company for pizza and beer and Harraseeket Lunch and Lobster for great seafood and a wonderful place to sit outside on the water. Bow Market is great is an awesome small boutique market with great selections of meats, cheeses, wine, and breads. Chocolate lovers should check out Wilbur’s known for their handmade chocolates(I love the chocolate covered espresso beans). Just a short drive from the campground is Portersfield Cider which makes delicious hard cider. If you are in the area and looking for a place to hike, Bradbury State Park is nice.