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An improvised campsite at the end of a primitive road spur. Spacious clearing, somewhat uneven. There is a fire ring here but it is very old and seldom used. Higher elevation surrounded by dense woods with logging activity nearby. Enough room for a few vehicles. Very secluded and remote, but land use uncertain, so be respectful and leave no trace. No cell service.

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A free camping area on the shore of Moosehead Lake in central Maine, 20 miles north of Greenville. This is a lakeside grassy area with five sites, picnic tables, assorted fire rings, and an outhouse. It is a nice spot for vehicle or tent camping at the end of a long stretch of gravel road. A bit of a well known secret, and there will likely be other campers there. Sites are close together. Little privacy. Great for relaxing by the lake. Recommended.

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A Maine State Park fee campground on Rangeley Lake. Sites are flat and well-groomed with picnic tables and fire rings. There are bathrooms here with running water and free showers. Busy on summer weekend. Lake is beautiful. Poor cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles per site. Wooded area with some recreation opportunities. Not a lot of free dispersed campsites in the area so this is a good option.

Wow! A superb camping area in North Maine Woods not far from Twenty Mile Checkpoint. Plenty of space next to river with picnic tables, fire rings, and clean outhouse. View of logging road bridge and swimming, boating, fishing available in river. Enough room for a few vehicles. No cell service. Recommended.

A small camping area with outhouse in state protected area of North Maine Woods. Many hiking and boating opportunities here. Fee area. Heavily wooded a short walk from two ponds. Bit more popular than other areas of North Maine Woods so likely see other people. No cell service. Not very flat. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Picnic tables, fire ring.

A nice camping area on the shore of Spider Lake in North Maine Woods. Nestled in a shady wooded area with road spur access to water. Spent two nights here, very peaceful. Rustic shelter, enough room for one or two vehicles, fire rings, picnic tables, no cell service. Outhouse. Lovely lake for kayaking. Recommended.

Walmart parking lot in Bangor, Maine. Numerous other RVs and campers are here. A bit noisy and busy but felt safe and got a good nice sleep. Good cell service. Enough room for a few vehicles.

The parking lot at the Walmart in Ellesworth, Maine. There were other trucks, vans, and RVs here. Nice Walmart. Spacious parking lot. Noisy and busy. Very close to Acadia National Park so a lot of tourist traffic. Good cell service. Your experience may vary. Not recommended.

A very nice, sensibly priced fee campground on Mount Desert Island near Bar Harbor and Acadia. Vacation destination so reserve early! Beautiful views of sound. Bath houses with running water. Fire rings, picnic tables, water, electric. Good cell service. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Island shuttle system allows you to explore region for free while you leave your rig parked at camp. Bustling during peak season. Strongly recommended.

A nice, primitive, designated campsite on the shore of the Machias River. Flat grassy area surrounded by woods. Fire ring with picnic table. Enough room for one or two vehicles. Neighboring sites in very close proximity. No cell service. Somewhat popular so there may be other campers here during peak season. Experienced a lot of mosquitoes in July. Recommended.

A designated camping area on the Machias River east of Bangor, Maine. Some very nice campsites with picnic tables, fire rings, one shelter, and a pit toilet, just a short distance off of the pavement. Does not require four-wheel drive and enough room for one or two vehicles per site. Mosquitoes were severe during my visit in late July. Wooded area on the river. No cell service. Recommended.