Maine RV Parks
Explore 3 RV parks in Maine. Full hookups, amenities, community apps, and resident forums.
Maine's rugged coastline, Acadia National Park, and lobster shack culture make it a bucket-list RV destination for East Coast travelers. Parks cluster around Bar Harbor and Kennebunkport in summer, with the shoulder seasons offering quieter access to the state's thousand-mile coastline.
Acadia RV Resort
A full-hookup RV resort in Ellsworth, Maine, at the gateway to Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park — the most visited national park in the northeastern United States. Acadia RV Resort offers extended-stay seasonal sites just minutes from the Park Loop Road, Sand Beach, Thunder Hole, and Cadillac Mountain, the first place in the U.S. to see sunrise from October through March. Bar Harbor's lobster pounds, whale watches, and kayaking tours are 20 minutes away in one of New England's premier outdoor destinations.
Old Orchard Beach RV Resort
A classic full-hookup RV resort in Old Orchard Beach, Maine — a beloved New England beach town with 7 miles of white sand on the Gulf of Maine, a pier, an amusement park, and a lively boardwalk. Old Orchard Beach RV Resort offers seasonal sites a short walk from the ocean, with proximity to Portland's Old Port dining scene, Scarborough Marsh for kayaking, and Saco Island for cycling. A multigenerational summer destination where New England families return year after year to the same seasonal site.
Rangeley Lakes RV Resort
A lakefront RV resort on Rangeley Lake in the Rangeley Lakes Region of western Maine — a remote, pristine chain of glacial lakes at 1,500 feet elevation in the western Maine highlands. Rangeley Lakes RV Resort offers full-hookup seasonal sites on the water with a boat launch, swimming beach, and access to world-class brook trout fly fishing on the Rangeley River system. Snowmobile trails, Nordic skiing at Rangeley Lakes Trails Center, and the remote Appalachian Trail corridor keep this community active year-round.
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