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This is a very nice RV and tent campground in Grand Isle, Vermont, on the shore of Lake Champlain. It's run by a gentleman and his wife who have a really nice house on the property. It's well cared for, and the hosts are very friendly,
They cater mainly to older guests, so there aren't any children there, but they didn't object to having my 19 year old son as a guest.
The campground has been there for a while, and it felt like a somewhat exclusive and well-manicured best-kept secret. We found out about it by word of mouth; someone we met in Grafton, Vermont, recommended it. It was very spacious, with access to Lake Champlain, with a landing offering a place for one to enjoy the sunset, and watching the ferries pass, to and from New York.
It was a wonderful camping experience on Lake Champlain, and we wouldn't hesitate to return!

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We found this campground on the Dyrt app, and it's very charming and well-kept, just a couple of miles from the lighthouse at Pemaquid Point, in coastal Maine. It's a short gravel loop, consisting of sites for all manner of tents and RVs. There is a restroom with running water and private shower rooms. Water, sewer, and electrical hook-ups.
It's a great place to experience coastal Maine, within a short drive from Damariscotta, a small town with a number of interesting looking dining opportunities.
The campground is about an hour north of Portland, and a few hours south of Bar Harbor, so if you're looking for a somewhat lesser-known stretch of Maine coast, this is a great option. It's also close to Pemaquid Seafood, which was a delicious highlight to our visit!
We'd recommend Pemaquid Point Campground, and stay here again. While it isn't on the water, it's close enough to hear an occasional fog horn, or to experience coastal mist as it blows across the peninsula. Very lovely and atmospheric!

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This is Lobster Buoy RV campground. While it is a fee campground with amenities, and accommodations for tents, RVs with hookups, and overland vehicles, it is a bit more rustic and unkempt than many other RV campgrounds we have experienced. Bathrooms, picnic tables, and fire rings. Enough room for one or two vehicles per site. It is right on the coast and some of the sites along the shore have an amazing view to the east. It is also a short drive to Rockland, Maine, and a reasonable drive to Camden, for dining and sailing excursions. Cell service is moderate, and campsites are fairly close together. Not my favorite campground, but friend people, great views, and a great place to stay when visiting other nearby attractions.

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