My tour guide was Dugan and he was funny, knowledgeable and a delight to spend an hour with. He has…read morea Maine humor routine that is really special, and did some extra things that I don't believe other tour guides would offer. You can tell he really loves what he does! I found the tour operators and Captain to be friendly, professional and have a focus on safety. I heard them say that the captain has a US coast guard Masters license. Maine Duck Tours is a great way to not only see some of the key highlights of Portland, but also spend time in Casco Bay. It is the only tour company in the city that offers this variety. It's perfect for people of all ages, but particularly for groups that are intergenerational or for families. And, if you are really into history, you will love Dugan. He knows his stuff! I recommend it!

Cruise company cancelled cruise and did not provide refund. Called multiple times with no response.read more

I stayed for 3 long weeks and enjoyed here quite a lot! The camp area is very clean and unique…read moresetting from typical camp ground. I end up staying at GW, Graham's way. The view is awsome that miles long river is in front of camp site. Due to the location is on hill side, the tent location could be a bit challenging for those who needs absolute flat ground, but you get undisturbed beautiful forest/river/nature scene every morning at here. I camp many places and didn't bothered at all. The staffs are very helpful. Pamela who took care of me was very polite, cheerful and supportive. I found water at shower needed a bit warmer. After requesting it, they quickly rose the temp. The toilet paper was nice quality for a camp site, rather than super thin. the shower/bathroom area was always clean during my stay. I recommend 10B site as well. The site is lower than GW but the view is great. If you do kayaking, you can go to blakish water inlet from here. The con is you need to walk up hill when you need a bathroom.

No shade. Like being in a hot area. Better less costly camping available. Nothing to be impressed…read moreabout. The black flys and the horse flys are the worst. Biting and leaving large welts on you. Stay clear unless you like being eaten up.

Great scenic train ride. Good narrator…read more Relaxing and comfortable seating Enjoy this great tour ride

It was a 90 minute tour of the waterfront in Portland Maine. Very educational and fun train ride…read moreafter walking around all day it was a good way to unwind down.

This is our third time here. Friendly people and amazing views. Sites are level and big. Most…read moresites are very private.

We had site #76 on the water I was very happy with this…read morecampground and would stay there again. Loved Boothbay Harbor Be sure and go to Marcels Subs at the harbor for the best lobster roll and sandwiches (The Godfather) They make their bread fresh everyday.

Nice arcade. Small but enjoyable. The unlimited play for an hour was perfect, we enjoyed very much.read more

The bar service was amazing, Cindy was professional and went above and beyond ! I really…read moreappreciate it. It could not have gone better.

We made a reservation based on the recommendation of a friend who stayed here years ago. My wife…read moreand I had our friend's daughter with us for the weekend, so we took her camping at Blueberry Pond Campground in Pownal, Maine. Pros: - Connie (owner?) was very sweet on the phone when booking and when we checked in. - Wooded, private sites with plenty of space for a tent, car, chairs, etc. - Tent site #12 was right next to a big field which we ended up having exclusive use of for frisbee and nigh sky watching - There's a pool (kids love pools) - 5 min drive to Bradbury Mountain State Park - 35 minutes from Portland - Clean (bathrooms, tent site, general campground) - Great for families and kids; very SAFE location and overall feeling Eh's: - There are many RV sites... probably more than tent sites, which adds a different vibe to the place if you're tenting. - There were many dogs at the RV sites... all yapping and barking all the time - RV people get up and start having a rollicking good time very early (and we were up at 730am!) Does this make it seem like I'm anti-RV camping? I'm not, I don't think... Cons: - "Quiet hours of 10pm - 8am strictly enforced!!" ... NOT SO MUCH. There were a few other families with kids near us, and it was great when everything got quiet around 9pm (when our young friend was tuckering out). Not great when around 10pm a car pulled in joining a tent site across the way and made lots of noise until 3am. 3AM is a terrible time to finally get to rest when you're with kids all day. Especially when the RV'ers wake you up at the sound of the rooster. - The "noisemakers" included a member of the staff/ daughter/ relative of the owners. We saw her working when we checked in, and then later when she brought her light-up hula-hoops to the site nearby. Her late night light show kept our tent feeling like a wooded rave for a few hours. - Public shaming of driving 10 MPH. oops! The MPH for the campground is 5. We went to the store after setting up our tent, and upon returning were driving too fast. As we slowed (approaching the stop sign at the office) a man (owner?) jumped out in front of us with his hand out and hollered "5 miles per hour!!!!!" in front of all the folks he was sitting on the lawn with. (from them: "where are they going?" "campsite 12!"). We came to a full stop, gave a thumbs up, and continued to our tent site at 3 MPH just to be safe. I'm sure this is my "stuff" but it made me feel weird for a little while....weird enough to include on this review I guess! Overall: I would probably come back, but asking young camping ravers to "please keep it down" at 230am sucks, so that leaves a sour taste. There's always a risk of loud neighbors when you share a wooded bedroom with dozens of campers, so the pros outweigh the cons here. Hopefully if we do come back, I'll remember to not use such a lead foot when driving. Again, Connie was a gem.

We have been here for over a week and we love it here. I have taken so many pictures as it is so…read morepretty here. It is also very quiet here. We are camping in a 34 foot R V and they put us very close to the bathrooms and showers. Showers were great and so was the laundry and you would think it would be loud where we were but it was not. I would say it is one of the nicest campgrounds we have ever stayed with and Freeport is only ten minutes away . The owners here make you feel like part of the family and they are working all the time to keep up this beautiful property. I would suggest it to anyone. It is an open woods environment with large grassy sites and good hook-ups.

First time camping here, but camped in Bath/Brunswick area for years. We had a large group and…read morewere able to get tent sites with beautiful ocean views all close to each other so site hop from one to the other. Some of us stayed in cabins, a distance away from the tent sites. While they were rustic, the were exceptionally cleaned and fully stocked. They did sell a few things including firewood for sale, but no store. You could also get lobsters cooked and delivered to your site. There was a beach, and large grassy clearing in front of the beach and boat launch. Also, very close to Reid State Park. Our group was over 40 people ranging in age from 1yr old to 75 yr old. The campground met the needs of the full age range.

My first time at Sag Bay campground was a year ago in a tent at an ocean view spot. It was so nice…read morewe visited again 1 year later instead with a camper in a water front RV spot. The staff is super friendly and the store sells ice and other necessities. Every RV spot has a great ocean view and a personal trash bin that campground staff picks up everyday. No fault of the campground obviously but it was abnormally hot when we visited for 3 nights. The horseflies were very intense and were hard to get away from without being in the RV. The area is very tidal and you can walk very far out at low tide. It's a fun campground in a unique setting. Highly recommend but be prepared for all types of weather.

What a happy "accident"! We were in Freeport to pick up a…read morecouple of things and saw the Maine Oyster Festival was happening just outside of the toy store we were in. The way they have the ticketing process set up is great in that you only have to worry about money when buying the tickets. Each ticket is $3 and each oyster is 1 ticket. The unfortunate part about this system is if the place you want to try runs out...you have a $3 ticket that you may have to "settle" for using elsewhere. They had fun festival swag as well - tshirts and bags etc. Each booth had such friendly staff. Engaging and happy to talk about their product, their company and their history. Kind of like a beer festival. We were there on Saturday and by 3ish, there were a couple of booths that had run out or were running out, so get there early. They also had other vendor booths! They had Ruby on the Hill - delicious baked breads! Sweet Monkey Business - Best Shortbread cookies in Maine, IMHO, Kimchi and Empanada Club. There were not a lot of booths selling beverages - which made it tough because it was hot and pretty much fully sun exposed in the festival area. Thank goodness we found the boyscout booth! It's a smaller area, so not a ton of walking. It's all standing - no seating options. There were plenty of port-a-potty options as well. Fun festival for Oyster fans for sure!

The Maine Oyster Festival takes place in the parking lot of Freeport LLBean. It was a blast…read more trying the oysters. You buy tickets for $3 each. Each oyster is one ticket. I tried 9 different oysters and found that the Butterfield Seafare were the best. They give you plenty of condiments and it is not too much walking. The staff from each farm were eager to educate me on their oysters. The whole mood was upbeat and happy even with the rain.