RV Parks & Campgrounds near Lewiston, ME

Those looking to experience the beautiful summer months of Maine can do some camping at Augusta/Gardiner KOA. Visitors can take advantage of the central location to explore all of Vacationland’s wonders. You’ll be near the capital while also being surrounded by the natural beauty of the country’s most eastern state. If you want to spend a day at the campground, you’ll be able to make use of the park’s various recreational activities, such as miniature golf and disc golf.

When it comes to finding the best RV site for your Richmond travel trailer rental, you’ll be happy to know that the Augusta/Gardiner KOA offers both full hookup and partial hookup sites. You can get a site with 30 or 50 …

Freeport sits just 20 minutes' drive from Portland, Maine’s largest city and a vibrant cultural center in northern New England. Unlike its larger cousin to the south though, Freeport doesn’t have much traffic. Instead, you’ll find an abundance of great shopping, restaurants, and the beautiful landscapes that Downeast Maine is known for. One of the best places to stay when you’re motorhome camping near Freeport is the Freeport/Durham KOA campground.

When you rent a camper near Freeport/Durham KOA, you’ll have access to full hookups with 50 amp electrical capacity and sites capable of fitting an RV rental up to 85 feet long. If you’re visiting during the summer months, there’s a swimming pool (with water slide) to cool off …

Thinking of heading to the glorious state of Maine with your RV rental? Well, why not stop at one of the most serene and picturesque RV campgrounds that there is? Naples KOA sits on the banks of Trickey Pond and offers families and solo visitors all of the comforts of home, with plenty of showers, cable TV, a heated pool, Wi-Fi, snack bar, and even a dog park. It also boasts a soft-serve ice cream station, horseshoe pits, two playgrounds, and a rec hall.

Only 30 minutes' drive from the town of Portland, you’ll find plenty to do in the local area. But before you head out to explore, you can …

Maine’s nickname is “Vacationland” for a reason; New Englanders absolutely love spending their vacations in the scenic little towns dotting its southeastern coastline. Each of them has its own vibe, but all offer a level of relaxation that just can’t be found anywhere else but southern Maine. When you book an RV in York County, one of the best places to camp is the Saco/Old Orchard Beach KOA.

When you’re RV camping at Saco/Old Orchard Beach KOA, you’ll have access to full hookups with 50-amp electrical capacity. Sites can accommodate RV rentals of up to 65 feet in length; so don’t worry about going too big when you’re choosing one. What really makes this such a great RV campground …

Sitting above the famed White Mountains, New Hampshire’s Great North Woods region is one of the state’s least visited areas. It’s the state’s least densely populated section, and urban amenities can be few and far between, with small town Berlin being the cultural and economic center of the region. Larger cities like book …

Acres of Wildlife Campground is perfect if you're looking to explore the beautiful lakes of southern Maine. This peaceful campground is ideal for RV campers who have kids, as the campground features six different playgrounds for them to enjoy. There are also plenty of outdoor activities, including volleyball, horseshoes, and much more. The RV park even features a pub which adults will love and a dog park, so make sure to bring your pooch along for the ride. Acres of Wildlife Campground is right next to Adam's Pond, featuring a swimming beach which is the perfect spot for a dip on a summer's day.

When you park your motorhome rental at Acres of Wildlife Campground, you'll have access to a …

When camping at the family-owned Wassamki Springs Campground, you'll be only minutes away from Portland, Maine, and the land it occupies has been in the family for more than a century (it was originally a farm that was developed into a campground in 1968). Make this your RV camping destination, and you can choose from sunny or shaded sites, some of which are on the waterfront (the park has its own private lake). Each site also has a picnic table, fire grill, and metered propane gas. You'll have access to a camp store where you can find ice and firewood, plus there are restrooms with hot showers, laundry facilities, and other amenities. Camping at Wassamki Springs Campground is possible …

If you're looking for a quiet and relaxing RV campground in a wonderful natural setting and with many organized activities, look no further than Glen Ellis Family Campground. In The Mount Washington Valley, close to the border with Maine, this Manchester, New Hampshire.

At Glen Ellis Family Campground, there's a camp store, a laundromat, an arcade, and an ice cream barn. When you camp in an RV here, you can expect to find friendly hosts and a family-oriented atmosphere. There are …

Maine is known for its stunning lakes, and Sebago Lake Campground is an excellent place to enjoy a classic lakeside atmosphere in the summer. It is located on the northwestern edge of Sebago Lake State Park, just outside of Augusta, and a little over an hour to the charming seaside town of Kennebunkport. At this campground, you can sleep just steps away from the shores of beautiful Lake Sebago. You'll also have access to plenty of amenities to make your visit more pleasant.

There are electrical and water hookups available at many of the sites here. There are also restrooms on-site with plumbing, as well as hot showers. RV camping …

At Mt Blue Campground near Weld, Maine, you'll find simple accommodations with lots of space and scenery. The RV campground has campsites located next to Webb Lake, so you don't have far to walk, and there's a bathhouse right on the beach. Campfires are allowed, and there are water and electrical hookups, picnic tables, and restrooms with showers. You can boat or fish in the lake; canoeing and kayaking are options, and the adrenaline worshippers among you can even go whitewater paddling. There are trails for hiking and biking, and you can swim or sun-worship on the beach.

The park has a nature center where you can ask questions and learn more about the park and its environment and …

There are a lot of great places to visit in Maine: the coastal mountains of Acadia National Park, the beautiful beaches of Kennebunkport, or the cafés of Portland. But in most cases, you have to choose one to the exclusion of all those other great destinations. Fortunately, that’s not the case when you get an RV rental near Lake St. George Campground. Right in the center of Maine’s Midcoast Region, Lake St. George State Park is within driving distance of just about all of these attractions and many more.

RV camping at Lake St. George Campground isn’t like what you’d find at most state park campground though. There are hot showers, dump stations, picnic tables, grills, a volleyball court and …