SheaLoner
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Anyone have any recs for a popup accessable campground/fcfs on the coast or near enough to see the ocean, from Maine to Conneticut? Having trouble locating any that aren't tent or Rv only.
Campground on the North East Coast?
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Lug_Nut
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Shameless plug for Megunticook in Camden ME.
megunticookcampgrounds.com
I don't know if they have fc/fs, but if they have a site available, you can rent it. Is that close enough to fc/fs?
Good luck with snagging ANY fc/fs site on the coast.
It'd be a long drive to find out the campground (any coastal campground) is full.
Mid-Coast Maine Camping
Megunticook Campgrounds welcomes you to explore the natural beauty and glorious views of the rugged Maine Coast
megunticookcampgrounds.com
Good luck with snagging ANY fc/fs site on the coast.
It'd be a long drive to find out the campground (any coastal campground) is full.
Raycfe
Waterford Ct.
We stayed there beautiful area. Lobster rolls at McLoons.Shameless plug for Megunticook in Camden ME.
I don't know if they have fc/fs, but if they have a site available, you can rent it. Is that close enough to fc/fs?Mid-Coast Maine Camping
Megunticook Campgrounds welcomes you to explore the natural beauty and glorious views of the rugged Maine Coast
Good luck with snagging ANY fc/fs site on the coast.
It'd be a long drive to find out the campground (any coastal campground) is full.
jmkay1
2004 Fleetwood/Coleman Utah
It's been over 10 years since I've been there so not sure if it's changed. Acadia National Park has a couple campgrounds inside the park itself and I think they had a few fcfs sites although they heavily rely on reservations. Personally if you go the reservation route you need at least 6 month notice as it's crazy busy. Blackwood campground had a couple loops one which was more for RVs and another loop for tents and smaller popups. The tent/popup loop I found was much quieter. A short hike away you can walk to some cliffs to watch the ocean. There was a tour bus that could take you to a beach. I went in early Sept and that water was freezing. It was a great place to visit but no water/electric. Outside of the park are a number of other campgrounds that I've seen all different types of campers including tents and popups to regular RVs but not fcfs.
SheaLoner
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Feel free to plug away. I'm partial to camping in the off season so sometimes fc/fs works out.Shameless plug for Megunticook in Camden ME.
I don't know if they have fc/fs, but if they have a site available, you can rent it. Is that close enough to fc/fs?Mid-Coast Maine Camping
Megunticook Campgrounds welcomes you to explore the natural beauty and glorious views of the rugged Maine Coast
Good luck with snagging ANY fc/fs site on the coast.
It'd be a long drive to find out the campground (any coastal campground) is full.
LilRed
Super Active Member
Before my pup days I tented in Wells ME at https://sea-vucampground.com/
Raycfe
Waterford Ct.
Hadley point campground near Acadia is our go to campground. Bar harbor is very nice
Dave Moz
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- Jul 15, 2021
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Sunset Point in Lubec, Maine is one of my favorite places.
Billed "The Eastern Most Campground in the USA", it's on Johnson Bay (not the ocean) and the tidal difference is spectacular to see.
Stayed there tent camping but they allow pups along with the RVs.
Plus they offer everything you need to do your own lobster/crab boil.
Added bonus, sites are only $40 for water and electric.
www.sunsetpointrvpark.com
Billed "The Eastern Most Campground in the USA", it's on Johnson Bay (not the ocean) and the tidal difference is spectacular to see.
Stayed there tent camping but they allow pups along with the RVs.
Plus they offer everything you need to do your own lobster/crab boil.
Added bonus, sites are only $40 for water and electric.
