Drove up to check the campground that we had stayed at for many years to see what the new owners…read moredid to change it. Glad we did before we booked Unreal what they did to a beautiful WOODED campground . Camping in a dirt parking lot will never happen . So sad - former owners put their life into creating an awesome experience that we were lucky enough to enjoy and look back on.

Great place!!! I did see someone posted a review from 2 months ago saying playground not…read morefunctional, it was when we were there and kids were using it. They also said pool not functional, well pool and hot tub functional and very nice. Yes it is being remodeled but we rarely heard construction equipment noise for more than a couple of minutes and it was usually a construction vehicle beeping when backing up. We had an issue with our RV and kept extending our stay waiting for a part and repair for our fridge, extending our stay was so easy. The staff was very nice. We also rented kayaks from this RV park and they were very nice kayaks. The staff at this RV park is very nice. The only minor issues we had and I know they are working on it, the RV spots are very sandy, but they are paving and growing grass. Some spots have nice lush grass not sand and while we were there, the blocked off about 4 spots because they were growing grass. Laundry was not ready to use yet, but I am sure it will be soon. If we are back in Brunswick and we probably will be back, we would stay here....also by next year would love to see all the improvements. When we are back next year, hope the same staff is there, they were all so nice and accommodating!

I have been camping here with my family since I was just a little kid. Every summer I was always so…read moreexcited to come up with my family and meet new friends! It's a great place for the kids, so many things to do! Arcade games, pool, playgrounds, mini golf, corn hole, basketball, concerts etc . I only ever came back to our site for food or money. I do really miss the hay rides they use to do though.. I wish they brought those back for sure!! Always a hit Now that I'm older I have gone from tent camping, to pop up, and now we have a travel trailer. This is my favorite trip of the year still!! I like to stay by the water for the views and little peace and quiet. During the holiday weekends it does get pretty busy and loud, but I have never ran into any issues with my camp neighbors. For as big as the campground is, it's pretty well kept. The dog park could have some more love put into it but I'm sure my dog doesn't mind haha. The bathhouses sometimes get ruined overnight but the employees are there right in the morning to clean up. I think the vibe of any campground really depends on the people that camp there. It's important to clean up after yourself, and respect everyone. I honestly really enjoy how the camp hasn't changed much over the years, it's really neat to bring my daughter here now and show her around where Mamas favorite summer getaway was when I was just a little.

We love Lake Pemaquid campground! We've been coming here for years. The lake is a highlight for…read moresure. Grab a golf cart and cruise around to the bike park and the tennis courts. They have lots of entertainment and fun things to do. The location can't be beat just minutes outside of downtown Damariscotta.

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.

It has to be difficult to be the Portland Expo building. You're over a hundred years old, and maybe…read morearen't as cool as some of the other venues around town, or are rockin' the best amenities in the world, or get the chance to host the hippest events, or are even located in a trendy neighborhood, but you're there. Ever present. Doing the dirty work that makes our great city keep on keepin' on. So, hats off to you, Portland Expo. Thanks for being a really excellent polling place. And for being a great spot for our high schools to play and graduate. We appreciate the Red Claws and the Maine Roller Derby. Sometimes you get boxing or beer festivals, comic or mom and baby expos, home shows or car shows; that's pretty badass how you cater to just about every demographic. And Snoop Dogg? Remember that? Whoa. The point is, in the words of Billy Joel: don't go changing to try and please me; you never let me down before." Everything's changing these days, technology is making things speed up at an insane rate, and everyone's trying to top everyone else. But you do you. It's worked for over a century, and - while your parking can be annoying and your bathrooms not always the cleanest - we're always going to need a place like yours to do the normal things, the every day things, the nitty gritty things.

Clean, organized. Food is not badly priced. Most items are $5 or less. French fries, nachos,…read morepopcorn $3. Beer is $5 for domestic Budlight. $6 for Microbrews. Plenty of toilets. They also utilize the restrooms from the SeaDogs stadium when needed.

On short notice they put on a luncheon for over 100 people. The food was terrific and the staff was…read moreamazing. It was a solemn occasion but the oak room management and staff were wonderful.

One could not ask for a better venue! Beautiful, great staff, great food, outstanding service ...I…read morehighly recommend.

The Good: Great for youngsters with an excellent playground and kid-friendly atmosphere. Good…read moreBeach too. The staff is helpful and friendly. Good cell service too. The Bad: Our site was tiny and far from level, with a dusty, busy access road running a couple of feet from our camper's back side, so we chose to keep the windows closed. Definitely a pricey site with so little going for it. The real concern was the plethora of golf carts zooming around on the same ground as running kids. Crazy .. does no one walk anymore??

The gods brought us to this campground after many weeks traveling from Oregon. Paul and his family…read morewere amazing hosts and run a stellar campground. Beautiful quiet setting next to a gorgeous lake where you can boat or swim. Every site is immaculately maintained and Paul makes rounds with his dog, Moose to make sure all is well. Nice clean bathrooms and hot showers.

All around feel good festival. A portion of the profits supports a local non-profit and profits…read morealso support a local farm/business. It's very well organized and has so much to offer at this quaint and beautiful location. Parking is free. Entrance fee for anyone over 2yrs of age is only $15. With the fee, you have access to some fun activities for kids and adults. We loved the corn maze!! They are so creative with the design. There's an easy maze and a more challenging maze. There is a phone number at the entrance of the maze if you get lost. Staff will come find you and escort you out of the maze. Wear comfortable shoes as the ground can be a little uneven and rocky at times. Every person we passed in the maze was so happy, smiling and giggling, like were were. The kids LOVED it too. (3 and 6 yr olds). There are two big jumping pillows which the kids loved. There were adults on there as well. The weight limit is 225lbs for a person. Just be sure to take off your shoes. They had pumpkin bowling Big bubble wands "Pumpkin" basketballs A Bumble train pulled by a tractor Culvert and tire play ground slide Tractor tires to climb on. A large sandbox A "corn pit" instead of a ball pit. For extra money - be sure to try the potato cannon! SOOO FUN! 10 potatoes for $7. They also have paintball targets. Looked like fun. They have a food truck on site each day they are open (Friday, Saturday and Sunday) and a food shack. Staff is super friendly and welcoming. We loved it and highly recommend visiting if you are looking for a smaller festival with big fun.

Took our 2 year old grandson to the festival and we all had such fun! Friendly, helpful staff,…read morewell-organized, with games for all ages. Good food too! Topped off with free pick-your-own sunflowers.

SF is a great, little campground. I truly believe that the greatness of the campground starts…read morewith its five miles per hour speed limit. Since guests were asked to respect the speed limit, it afforded people the opportunity to slow down in the campground, and be respectful of other guests. It has to start somewhere. Our site was next to the bathrooms which were very well kept. The trash was never overflowing, the toilets were clean, and the showers were in a decent state. I also enjoyed the constant music which flowed pleasantly into the bathrooms as well. I enjoyed the access to the little store as well. It had most, if not all of one's camping needs provided. Access to ice, firewood, and s'mores supplies, proved quite convenient. One evening, a woman who ran the campground, came over from her camper to take care of me in the store. She did so quite happily, and we shared a few laughs. In all, SF is in a good location, it had all of the necessary amenities, and was well kept. I'd stay again, but I might be getting too old to sleep on an air mattress in a tent. Its location to Camden, Freeport, Boothbay, and obviously Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, were advantageous too. Keep up the good work!

This place offers nice little campsites nestled in a patch of pine forest alongside the Maine…read morecoast. My wife & I stayed in our bell tent at site number T14 which was the most isolated. Apparently that site was supposed to be chained off & not reserved, & we were woken up to a bit of the older man's temper, as he thought we took the chain down to enter. Later on, after we decided to just leave & was packing up, he realized the construction crew had failed to replace the chain, thus leaving us to think it was available. He came & apologized, & let us stay on the site, just asked us to move the car to avoid a flat tire, which we actually ended up in the place he asked us to park. We rated 4 stars for the inappropriate assumption & temper but aside from that, they had showers (which you need quarters for by the way), & all the amenities you might expect, & the mama of the property was an absolute sweetheart but we didn't get to actually meet her, unfortunately. There's also a general store with everything's out might need & grocery store with all food pickin' needs just about 5-10 minutes down the road from the entrance. It's also within walking distance to the beach (that's not pet friendly btw) but pets are welcome within a reasonable driving distance to other parts of the beach.