Wakeda Campground

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.

Loved this place from the moment we drove onto the property. It’s heavily wooded with a really neat “trading post” that serves coffee and has a Wi-Fi hotspot with puzzles and a game room. There is also a dog park, kid park, arcade, laundry (2.75 per load wash and 2.75 dry) as well as mini golf and coffee. There are a lot of permanent residents during the warmer season. All drives are nicely paved, but the sites are not, though they are pretty level. We needed to raise our front end a bit.

Our only regret was not staying longer, we really enjoyed the campground. Hook ups were great and only $51 for full hookups!

Check in/out was a breeze the staff were very friendly and helpful! Pet friendly, the entire park was decorated for Halloween. We were not disappointed!

Nice campground, clean and well maintained. We stay there while traveling back from Acadia. I called before we arrived and had a very nice experience. The campground is pretty wooded and the sites were not on top of each other. We got there on a Monday afternoon in mid September and it was really quiet. The site was level and a fire pit and table was provided. Toilets and showers near by which were clean and water was warm. A lot of seasonal sites. The campground is in a very nice town about 5 miles from the New Hampshire beaches. We discovered a pick your own apple farm down the road with a great farm stand. Because we were there for only one day. didn't really explore the area.

This was just a lovely place. It’s set way back in the woods, and the long road in was paved and smooth. Our site was very big. We have a 36’ Class A with a tow Jeep. Still lots of room for their picnic table, our chairs and fire pit. We had good Verizon signal which allowed our jet pack to stream all our usual channels. We drove along Hwy. 1A to see the gorgeous beaches, surfers and the mansions along there. Everyone seems to have gorgeous flower gardens there. Down the road is the apple orchard mentioned with a pick your own blueberries. We wished we had stayed a few more days to enjoy it more. Just a nice area and the campground is immaculate. Office staff was great too. Highly recommend. We were there in late July.

This campground has a lovely New Englandy feel with all sites nestled in the pine trees. Most sites are plenty large, but ours was a bit narrow because there was a drainage grate and tree on one side that resulted in our picnic table on the other side being almost in the the next camp. Also, we had to back up to within inches of another tree for our sewer hose to reach the drain (and that was with an extension). The staff was friendly and the sites seemed well maintained, if a bit old (Our picnic table was starting to rot on one end). Lots of permanent campers here, but the place is large enough that we didn't feed out of place just passing through. Dog friendly park. Didn't see many kids- mostly older folks here.

Lots of orchards and quaint towns nearby to visit.