Cobscook Bay Campground

It’s not an exaggeration to say there isn’t really a town near Cobscook Bay State Park. The closest noteworthy community is probably Lubec, the easternmost city in the United States. It’s just a small grouping of houses around a fishing pier though. As far as isolated fishing towns go, Lubec is pretty interesting, with an art gallery, antique shop, a couple of museums, and a few places where you can get a bite to eat. Obviously, try the fresh seafood, but if you want to experience the pinnacle of Maine cuisine, grab a lobster roll during the height of summer. The cold claw meat and creamy mayo on a toasted bun are sure to delight your taste buds. Another fun destination to hit up when you’re getting a rental motorhome at Cobscook Bay Campground is the town of Eastport on Moose Island. While only ten miles away as the crow flies, getting there in your rental RV requires a circuitous route around the bay and over some bridges to reach the seaside town. Thanks to its incredibly deep harbor, Eastport has historical routes as a fishing and trading center stretching back centuries. It’s a much quieter town now, populated with quirky art galleries, cute shops, a mustard mill, and a museum dedicated to the tradition of smoking fish. If you need some urban experiences away from Cobscook Bay Campground, your best bet is going to be Calais, a border town less than an hour's drive to the north. As a port of entry, you’ll find more amenities there, particularly when it comes to restaurant selection. It’s also home to the Wabanaki Cultural Center too, which has some fascinating exhibits regarding the indigenous tribes of eastern Maine along with a section of the ecology of the nearby Bay of Fundy (home to the largest tides in the world).