Bangor, Maine Top RV Parks and Campgrounds

Just minutes from I-95 and Moosehead Trail, Fogg Brook Resort is the perfect hub for a variety of Maine vacations. Enjoy the peace and quiet of a beautiful campground while venturing out to area attractions like Acadia, Bar Harbor, Bangor Waterfront, Waterville Opera House, Skowhegan State Fair, and Moosehead Lake. Come home to well- appointed RV spots or cozy wooded campsites, acres of outdoor recreation, and plenty of family fun!

Located just 5 miles outside of Bangor, Pleasant Hill Campground offers all the peaceful relaxation you'd expect from a quality RV park, but still close to city amenities. We are perfectly located for day trips to Acadia National Park, Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, Moosehead Lake, the Downeast Coast or the MidCoast, but without the higher rates. We are also the perfect spot for a weekend stay if you are attending a show at Bangor's Waterfront Concert venue. Seasonal lots also available!! Relax in our pool, play a few rounds of mini golf, look for frogs in our ponds, join one or more of our varied and unique weekly activities. Bring the kids! Bring the dogs! Come see what makes our community so special! Family owned and operated. Come join us and start a new summer tradition! 

Forest Ridge Campground is your camping gateway to Down-East Maine and ​Acadia National Park.  We are centrally located to MANY unique Down-East Maine communities. Easily accessible in less than 60 minutes. 

Just under 5 miles from Bangor in the historic town of Eddington lies Cold River Campground. Nestled on 60 acres of Maine’s tural forest, and just minutes from some of the greatest salmon fishing in the region, the park’s scenic tural environment will delight travelers in search of a northern destition. Located within driving distance of Acadia tiol Park and the Maine and Cadian Maritimes, the park is central to some of the most spectacular places in the state.

Approximately 20 miles south of Bangor, this gorgeous waterfront location on Toddy Pond focuses on customer satisfaction and world-class service. The park features level grass and gravel sites, fire rings and picnic tables, and a host of other amenities for the comfort of its guests. A great place for people who want to get out on the water, the campground offers boat rentals of many kinds, including canoes, paddle boats, kayaks, motor boats, and pontoons.

Bucksport/ Fort Knox KOA Holiday is a cheerful place filled with happy campers that you'll want to visit often. During the summer months, you can enjoy splashing around in the spacious pool at this campground near Orland, Maine. Your children will love playing on the jumping pillow and trying their hand at gem mining. Head to this camp’s store for an ice cream cone. Your dog is sure to love the Kamp K9 area.

Searsport Shores Ocean Campground is not just an idyllic spot to park your RV, but it’s also considered Mid-coast Maine’s premier oceanfront campground! It’s perched on the shores of Penobscot Bay, located between the lively Bar Harbor (Acadia tiol Park) and picturesque Camden village. Here, you can enjoy ocean views, fun activities, and high-quality amenities.

Most of the campers at Parks Pond Campground come for the entire camping season, and it is easy to see why. You can fish, swim, kayak and canoe on the pond. This campground at Clifton, Maine, offers badminton, volleyball, soccer and basketball. They have a 30-foot by 40-foot pavilion that you can rent along with a recreation hall. Both rental spaces come with tables and chairs. You can also rent grills, coolers and serving items for your special event. 

At the Bangor/Holden KOA, there are many types of sites with varying degrees of perks and amenities available for your rig. You can choose anything from a basic back-in site with water up to deluxe pull-through patio sites with a grill, terrace, and brick fireplace. The 120 sites at the campground are priced differently based on amenity and time of reservation, so call the facility to find out the best price for the dates you want to visit.

Located on the west side of the island, this KOA gets beautiful sunset views over the ocean. If you are lucky enough to get an ocean view site, you’ll have gorgeous views all day long. The park has 3,500 feet of Atlantic shoreline and is close to Acadia National Park. Amenities include a playground for the little ones and basketball for teens and adults. Use the free shuttle for transportation to the park and nearby attractions.

Just a short drive from Bangor’s Hollywood Casino, this RV park caters to the serious RVer. It even offers its own full-service center for RV parts and supplies. Located on Route 1A in Holden Maine, the 38-site park is centrally located to Bangor’s many activities, including its famed waterfront concerts held at various venues around the city.

RVers will appreciate the spacious, clean sites at Paul Bunyan Campground where rigs of every size can be accommodated. Located in Bangor, this family-friendly park features 88 open or shaded sites in one of Maine’s most beautiful areas. Campers have access to full hookups, a rec hall, honey wagon service, a convenient camp store, and paddleboat rentals.

Pushaw Lake Campground boasts 118 sites in the northern Maine college town of Orono. Nine-mile-long Pushaw Lake is a pristine Northern Lake in Maine ideal for canoeing and kayaking. Set amidst the backdrop of Penobscot County, this park is nestled in one of the most coveted natural spots on the East Coast, rendering it an ideal location for naturalists and academics who would like access to the campus of UMOS.

Pumpkin Patch RV Resort, located in Hermon, Maine bills itself as the friendliest RV resort in New England. The park has 85 open or shaded sites, and it is big-rig friendly with grassy and level pull-through sites and plenty of space for pull-outs. Just a short drive from Bangor, the resort has received the 2018 Good Sam Rating of 10 for overall appeal.

At Shady Acres, 47 sites make this small campground a quiet and cozy oasis in the Bangor area. The grassy, level sites have fire rings and picnic tables. A dog walk area and a trout pond are available, and guests even have access to bicycles to use for free.

Located on the 749-acre Patten Pond in Ellsworth, Maine, this hidden gem caters to travelers looking to enjoy a classic Maine vacation. Fishing, swimming, canoeing, and boating await you at this 90-site resort. Magnificent water views and an on-site marina render this campground the ideal spot for travelers who enjoy water sports in a tranquil and relaxing setting.

Located on 35 acres of woodlands, Timberland Acres RV Park offers planned activities in addition to a playground, shuffleboard, horseshoes, a recreation room and pavilion, an arcade and swimming pool. It is a little over 12 miles north of Acadia National Park and on the free shuttle route.

Centrally located with easy access to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, and area attractions. Visitors enjoy the fishing pier, interpretive trail, boating and scenic views. There are great spots for kayaking, swimming, and collecting seashells. It is also close to shopping areas and grocery stores.

Located on Mount Desert Island, just minutes from Acadia tiol Park, this campground is also convenient to Bar Harbor. Campsites are wooded and some are on the water. The campground offers boating, salt water fishing and swimming, and hot showers. Mount Desert campground is primarily tent campground, but it can accomodate RVs up to 20 feet.

You’ll find Smuggler’s Den Campground located “on the quiet side of Mount Desert Island”, just a 20-minute walk away from Echo Lake Sand Beach in Acadia National Park. It’s also a popular accommodation choice among hiking enthusiasts, as over 25 miles of Acadia National Park’s hiking trails can be accessed from the campground!

Located a little over 8 miles away from Acadia National Park in Southwest Harbor, ME, Smuggler’s Den Campground is on the free Island Express Shuttle service with access to Acadia National Park and island attractions. This family owned campground is run by 3 generations of the Worcester Family. They offer friendly hospitality and nice amenities. Enjoy the heated pools, or take the 20 minute walk to the sandy beaches of Echo Lake in Acadia National Park. Other trails lead to views of Somes Sound, St. Sauveur mountains, or climb the iron ladder trail to the stunning views of Beech Cliff.

Blackwoods Campground is located inside the Acadia tiol Park. Visitors enjoy hiking along the coast and mountains, biking, kayaking, ranger talks, and rrated boat tours. Acadia’s Island Explorer Shuttle busses provide free transportation inside the park and to local community attractions.

Oceanfront campground with amazing views and nearby amenities such as hiking trails, saltwater access, lakes and ponds with sandy beaches for swimming, along with amazing local food and drinks all within minutes of your campsite.