ItinerantLife

Except for the road noise... which is out of the control of he campground. This place is wonderful. Very level cement pad sites, river views , doggie spas , gorgeous pool and spa and just overall great amenities.
The staff is very attentive and super friendly.
Campground WiFi was both FREE and AWESOME! We were both able to work all week on it and stream videos.
Make sure you take a drive to Lassen Volcano National Forest and Park. Stunning!!

We had a Premium II spot, which is closer to the shoreline, but not right on top. We could see the water from our site, so long as we didn't have any immediate neighbors to our right. The staff are really kind and helpful, and the amenities were adequate. But you simply can't beat the location. We didn't want to stay on the crowded island, and this is so close, it didn't bother us we had to drive a few miles to get to Bar Harbor or the Park.
The Explorer buses are awesome. They're free and we could take our dogs on them! We used them to get to Bar Harbor and the park if we didn't want the hassle of driving/parking.
The campground is pretty well maintained, but there are few trees, so a lot of the spots are in a long line of sites with little privacy. We didn't have many neighbors and backed on to trees, so we felt a little more out of the way.
The airport is right next door, so you will hear noise. But we have lived near a Navy base for 8 years, so are used to jet noise.
TMobile phone service is non existent. Verizon boosted is fine. Camp Wifi was actually pretty good - there are a bunch of access points, but not a huge amount of bandwidth though, so at around 4pm - 10pm , it is pretty useless.
We loved being in Maine, and would go back again in a heartbeat.

We booked a premium site, and were placed in a tight shorter site backing up to the play field. I guess to some, this is premium location due to the proximity to the field, pool and restaurant (which is rarely open after Labor Day). It is also closer to the Interstate, so we could hear a lot of road noise. Try to get a site a bit further back from the entrance to avoid this if you can!
It was a little tight for us as we have opposing slides, but we made it work. It was sheltered under the pines, but the sap was dripping a lot (I guess that happens in fall?) so we now need to work on getting the sap off the roof.
Overall, there is a lot for families to do. I spent a lot of time running or walking the dogs around the large campground. It backs on to the river, so there are river activities available. There is a small beach as well.
One great amenity - for dog owners - the dog park! It is pretty new, and huge! We met up with friends a couple of times to run our dogs together and let them play in a nice big free running area. Great amenity for us, which is why I gave the campground 4 stars.
There is HEAPS to do in the area - in Glens Falls there are a couple of breweries and big stores like Target and Walmart. Lake George is obviously the main attraction. But there are heaps of hikes and drives to be had throughout the region.

Great little city park with hiking, kayaking and fishing. Shared water with neighbor, so remember to bring your y connector. Pretty flat sites. Water and electric with dump station on the grounds

We had the most amazing campsite in the entire campground as the normal seasonal campers were unable to make it in 2021. Sad for them but extremely lucky for us. We had water on both sides of our camper, a deck to sit out on, and the most incredible views.
There is a lot to explore in the area as well. Make sure you take a drive around to all the nearby state parks and towns.
The campground owners are great people. Very friendly and helpful.
I kayaked on the river, but be aware there is the "largest whirlpool in the western hemisphere" right in front of the campground! So stick to the coast and be aware of the tides (the change is dramatic!!)
We will come back whenever we can camp in our favorite site again. I don't think we would fit in to most of the other sites down by the water (and they didn't have the views we were exposed to in our site). There are sites up on the hill overlooking the campground and down to the river that also have a nice view, but most are seasonal I think.
Overall, this was an amazing experience for us! And we loved it...

Wow!! Don’t be intimidated by the washboard access road - just drive slowly and you will be rewarded.
20 sites but there will almost always be an available spot (per the camp host).
Not all sites will fit big rigs but about half will.
Our 36ft class A did fine! We found a spot with some sun to let our solar panels work for us :)
Gorgeous, clean, quiet - just the way we like it.
Oh and super level sites!
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