Kevin Harwood

Cute park very much like a state park in feel and setting. Beware though the road to RV sites is up a hill and tight! We have a 28’ TT and it was a squeeze to back into our site. Pulling out we got lucky because our neighbors across the road left before us and we pulled into their site to turn around. Pond is nothing special. Dump station muddy and needs widening. Ok for a quick weekend stay if you’re visiting Mt. Greylock. And road to get to the campground is dirt.

Lovely rustic campground in a very small town. Rocky beach area to watch sunsets and look at Deer Isle in distance. Very clean, but you only get electric which is ok if you’re prepared. Our biggest issue was with the lack of privacy. There is none. Very little trees between sites so you are in full view of your camping mates. Everyone sees everyone and hears everyone’s conversations. If the sites were better landscaped to afford some privacy that would make this campground a true pleasure. Fire pits located by road too made for an even greater feel of being out in the open.

This was our first stay at a KOA and we were excited to see if it lived up to the KOA reputation. Unfortunately it did not. While the staff was friendly, our site was less than ideal. We booked a premium site - pull through with full hookups. Arrived to find we had no power (breaker on main box had flipped) and our site was inches from our neighbors on either side. Absolutely no privacy. That and the facility looks dated. Would not return.

Clean, very well staffed campground with a campsite for everyone. We stayed in our 29 foot RV but there were tent sites, glamping sites, cabins, and even an old locomotive train. RV sites range from up on a safari type hilltop, to woodsy sites. Some have patios, cable, etc. Great campground for kids with a small pool, bounce house, lawn games, tram rides, food truck and ice cream. Two small dog run areas too. Very pleasant staff and nice area to use as a touring point around the White Mountains.

Stayed here for 2 nights in March 2020 as our annual “shakedown trip”. Wanted full hookups so we could test our RV systems before the camping season begins. The park is easily accessed off of I-95 and is located on an old farm. Like many KOA’s, the sites are cramped together. Our neighbor’s campfire was literally less than 6 feet from our water connection. Hookups worked fine and checking was pleasant. It met our needs for what we were looking for for this particular trip. Wouldn’t necessarily stay here as a destination trip as we prefer state parks.

Nicest campground in the area. There are other options but they look like just rows and rows of RVs squished into tiny spots. His n Pines is well taken care of. We had a premium plus spot and it was lovely. Grounds are well manicured, lots of greenery, quiet and staff very helpful. Worth the price.

This is a very large campground although mostly seasonal sites so everyone is pretty much packed in together. We were only there for two nights and we’re out most of the day so it was fine for a short stay. The hookups all worked fine but the site was a bit rough. See photos of fire pit and the debri next to us left by a seasonal.

Stayed for the weekend in March 2021. Campground is 75% seasonal cottages and some larger RVs. The general layout is fine and they do have an indoor pool and hot tub. On the con side, our site was all mud when we arrived and there was trash in the fire pit and around the site. The dog park looked as though no one had raked it as there were dog droppings all over. Overall , this is a nice spot if you want a seasonal campground feeling and don’t mind some inconveniences at a cost. It is nice they are open year round.

A predominately seasonal campground, Gray’s is located on land owned by the Gray family - former ship builders. This is a small campground with no children’s amenities other than the ocean. There’s a small sand beach and a larger rock/pebble beach that’s nice for watching the boats come and go. All sites are full hook up and there are a few ocean front sites, but they go to the seasonal campers. Arrival to the campground is a bit tricky as you have to travel over a bridge and down a pretty narrow street to cross into Southport Island. Doable just go slow. Owners only take check or cash for payment FYI. Good location to be close to Boothbay Harbor. A nice place to stay if you want pretty scenery, quiet and an out-of-the-way feel. Adults will like. Kids will get bored.

Good campground for an overnight stop on way up north. Mostly seasonal residents. Older campground but sufficient amenities for a quick overnight.