If a family and pet-friendly RV campground is what you're after, consider camping at Bucksport-Fort Knox KOA. This quiet, scenic campground is open from late April until mid-October and could be an excellent choice for short or longer stays. Your kids will enjoy the jumping pad and opportunity to go swimming, while you will enjoy relaxing evenings gazing up into a star-filled sky. If you are with a larger group, there is a community fire pit and barbecue grill, but you can also enjoy the fire pit on your individual site if you prefer. Cable hookups are available if you need to catch up on the news as well as Wi-Fi if you need to touch base with family and friends back home. A general store is available for stocking up on supplies, and there are laundry facilities and shower rooms too.Your stay here will be an enjoyable one with full hookups that include 20, 30, and 50 amp electricity, and picnic tables. You can choose between pull-through and back-in sites, all of which are big rig friendly and have extra room for pullouts. There is plenty of tree cover to provide shade, and there are patios too; on the off-chance that the weather doesn't cooperate, the campground has a rec hall to keep you warm, dry, and entertained.Once you're settled in and ready to begin exploring, RV camping at Bucksport-Fort Knox KOA puts you near some other destinations that might intrigue you. Maine is an amazing state with some of the best scenery in the country, and this is your chance to experience driving an RV by yourself. Head out on the open highway, and you can combine the scenery with wildlife viewing as you head for any of the nearby golf courses (there are several) or some of the more historical attractions. The town of Bucksport is an important archeological site dating back more than 5,000 years and was occupied by British forces during the American Revolution and the War of 1812.
If a family and pet-friendly RV campground is what you're after, consider camping at Bucksport-Fort Knox KOA. This quiet, scenic campground is open from late April until mid-October and could be an excellent choice for short or longer stays. Your kids will enjoy the jumping pad and opportunity to go swimming, while you will enjoy relaxing evenings gazing up into a star-filled sky. If you are with a larger group, there is a community fire pit and barbecue grill, but you can also enjoy the fire pit on your individual site if you prefer. Cable hookups are available if you need to catch up on the news as well as Wi-Fi if you need to touch base with family and friends back home. A general store is available for stocking up on supplies, and there are laundry facilities and shower rooms too.Your stay here will be an enjoyable one with full hookups that include 20, 30, and 50 amp electricity, and picnic tables. You can choose between pull-through and back-in sites, all of which are big rig friendly and have extra room for pullouts. There is plenty of tree cover to provide shade, and there are patios too; on the off-chance that the weather doesn't cooperate, the campground has a rec hall to keep you warm, dry, and entertained.Once you're settled in and ready to begin exploring, RV camping at Bucksport-Fort Knox KOA puts you near some other destinations that might intrigue you. Maine is an amazing state with some of the best scenery in the country, and this is your chance to experience driving an RV by yourself. Head out on the open highway, and you can combine the scenery with wildlife viewing as you head for any of the nearby golf courses (there are several) or some of the more historical attractions. The town of Bucksport is an important archeological site dating back more than 5,000 years and was occupied by British forces during the American Revolution and the War of 1812.