This park was one of the nicest, cleanest and most well run campground's we have been in. It was so…read morequiet and peaceful and the landscaping was absolutely beautiful. I would highly recommend staying here. It was also easy to get around the area. Great place!

This place is really nice! Very friendly people and cute park. We loved the pumpkin patch theme…read morewith each row named as if it is a row in a garden. The $5 pancake breakfast on Saturday morning was so fun and really well organized! They had an ice cream truck come Saturday night as well. This park is kept up really well and clean. The activities building is VERY nice! Park is easy to get to and get in and out of with a big rig as well. This was also the most level spot we have had our entire trip. Huge upsides to this place also include their reasonable rates (including those for extra people) and lack of required deposit in advance. Only downside was the internet - only worked off and on maybe 50% of the time we were here. The cell service in this region is pretty spotty as well, so I'm sure the two are related. Definitely recommend this place!!

Family friendly campground. We have been a seasonal camper for 4 years and plan to stay. Quiet…read morecampground with lots of activities for the kids planned. Nice playground. Clean bathrooms and showers. Clean pool. Very well stocked store. Breakfast cafe food is amazing. Great place all around.

The staff is very friendly and helpful. We have stayed in 3 different cabins. The cabins are clean…read moreand comfortable. They have various activities for kids and adults. There is one activity where kids can get sprayed with soap bubbles from a large hose. There is also a dog park and nice playground. It is a beautiful place to relax!

The cabins are described as "rustic" but they are in terrible condition. Splintered wood on doors,…read morebroken flooring, and covered in obscene and often racist graffiti. For a "family" campground, that alone should be unacceptable. On one of the walls, someone has graffitied "KKK" in large black letters (4+ feet tall). In tiny letters next to each K, someone (probably not the original person) has written a name. The lady at the front desk claimed it was just 3 kids who all coincidentally had names beginnings with K. I find this excuse less than convincing, especially when considering the size of the "K" compared to the other letters. The racist intention is clear. There was also graffiti claiming someone was shot in the head in the cabin, and someone else drowned in the lake. Such graffiti could be upsetting to small children, That the campground would unapologetically defend this practice calls into question their description as a family campground. I would never recommend any family to stay here. We will be demanding a full refund, despite their no refund policy. No family should have to face this kind of shock and disappointment on vacation. Here are some photos I took: https://imgur.com/a/oIFgl2z

We recently stayed at Mystic Campground in Carmel, ME, just a short hop off I-95--and it was a…read morewonderful experience from start to finish! The owners were warm and welcoming, offering great local suggestions and directions for places to explore in the area. Their friendly attitude really set the tone for a relaxing stay. The campground is beautifully maintained, with clean bathrooms and showers (always stocked with plenty of soft toilet paper--definitely not the scratchy kind!) and a well-kept that made everything easy to access. The grounds are mostly flat, so setting up tents should be a breeze. RV campers will also appreciate the easy-access back-in and pull-through sites with 20, 30, and 50 amp hookups. Our RV site had water and electricity, which was perfect for our needs. One of the standout features was the peaceful pond, filled with lily pads, giant bullfrogs, and tadpoles getting ready to join the chorus at night. It added a serene, natural feel to the campground that we really enjoyed. There's also plenty of vegetation and space between sites, giving a sense of privacy and shade throughout the park. Families will love the playgrounds and toys for the kids, while practical amenities like laundry facilities, outdoor sinks with hot water for dishwashing, and Wi-Fi make life easier for longer stays. A small camp store on-site sells firewood, ice, and essential items you may have forgotten. The fire rings and picnic tables at each site made it easy to enjoy meals outdoors. The campground had a great sense of humor, with funny signs scattered throughout--especially near the restrooms--which added a quirky charm. Trash bins were conveniently placed near the entrance, making clean-up quick before heading out for the day. Mystic Campground is pet-friendly, and we enjoyed chatting with several friendly seasonal campers, who made us feel right at home. Check-in time is 3 PM, but you can arrive earlier for just a $10 fee. We heard the campground hosts a fantastic Fourth of July celebration--sadly, we had to leave before the festivities, but it gives us a great reason to come back next year. All in all, we would highly recommend Mystic Campground to anyone passing through central Maine or looking for a quiet and family-friendly place to relax. We look forward to staying again! Stacy & Susie July 2025

What an amazing experience!! My spouse and I went for originally 2 days but we ended up extending…read moreour stay. The owners are so friendly and welcoming. Anything that was needed they were there to help. Not only did we go to just camp for the 4th our campsite ended up doing a firework show and it was all Free. They have nice bathrooms and showers very clean. We will definitely be back. It felt like home. Thank you so much for opening up such an amazing place. It was so nice to meet you. -Dakota -Arthur

This campground is amazing with the arcade, beach, store, cafe, the kids to play with it's just so…read morefun! There is so much stuff you can do here! Anyone who is looking for a campground for you and your kids this is the one to chose!

Fine boat rentals, but far too much power-washing and refrigerator repair for my idea of "camping."…read more Our plan was to find a lake to camp on, do a little canoeing or kayaking, and settle in for a quiet night in the tent. We ended up at Pushaw Lake Campground, which only fit part of that bill. The boat rental was quite reasonable --- we ended up in a nice Old Town tandem kayak, with not-too-grubby PFDs and fair hourly rental rates. However, even near the "tent" camping sites at the far end of the compound, there were people power-washing refrigerators, ATVs, and the like. Music wasn't the worst I've seen, but definitely there. Most of the units were set up for summer-long rentals --- some people had gone as far as taking the wheels off their trailers, or just let the tires go flat. As the afternoon got less and less pleasant, we ended up packing our tent and bailing. This place suits some people, but just isn't my speed.

Poor WIFI, dusty sites, no cable poor campfire wood. When I strongly suggested to the owner to…read moreupgrade his WIFI his reply was, "No one else complained "

This is a pretty standard, affordable campground. We stayed here three nights but only spent one…read moresolid day exploring the grounds and activities. We were at a water and electric site right on the pond, which was the best part about the spot. Otherwise, you are packed in like sardines. We did not find anyone at the campground to be very friendly, both neighbors/other patrons and the (limited) staff. The guy at the office on Friday and Monday was pretty surly. The weekend staff did not impress either. Unlike other campgrounds we have stayed at, there was really no one out patrolling the grounds during the day or at night. Which is both good and bad, I guess. Good because you can basically do what you want, and bad because of, well, the exact same thing. Our area of the campground was pretty quiet the days we were there, at night we were definitely the loudest people around...and aside from our 4-year-old sometimes talking loudly/excitedly, we weren't very loud. One thing I did not like about our stay was that the campground seems to encourage and not even attempt to stop kids catching and torturing the pond wildlife, like bullfrogs, tadpoles and fish. While we were there there was a gaggle of obnoxious kids catching and killing things, both accidentally and on purpose. Yet the camp store sells fish nets to help them do those things. As an avid animal lover, I found it disturbing that the campground did nothing to deter people from abusing the wildlife, and even seemed to encourage it by selling kid-size fishing nets. Let's see, what else? The bathrooms were "eh." The floor was constantly wet and muddy. The first 36 hours we were there I assumed it was because it was raining, but the following 36 hours was pretty dry and the floors were still like that for some reason. Showers were free and had hot water, but were pretty cramped. Be prepared for lots of bugs, mosquitoes and ants everywhere. We did not try the pool or the pancake breakfast. And there were no tractor rides to be found, even though it's mentioned on their website. The main attraction here is the price and the location to amenities in Bangor. It is right next to the airport, so planes can be very loud, but that did not bother us much. It was fine for what it was/what we needed but we feel no need to ever go back.

This place is just ok. They do have a nice pool and family-friendly activities. They have a ton of…read moretent camping spaces. There's not much to do around the area unless you're really into Bangor. What I was really put-off with was we had to pay $9.99, per DEVICE!, per DAY! for Internet access. It seemed to me like the area was in a "dead zone" for cell service. So, we needed to access their wi-fi if we wanted to check emails or stream at night. We paid for three nights to get a discount, even though we only stayed two nights. Won't be back to this place.