Greenlaw's RV Park & Campground

We spent almost a week there and really enjoyed our stay. The owners are working to improve the sites. Ours was a bit awkward to get everything hooked up and I used all my extensions but we made it work.

We did have truck problems and Troy gave me a reference that turned out just fine. It felt more like a state park campground instead of your typical RV park.

We really liked the location after the zoo near Arcadia.

This is a very nice campground that is well maintained with quiet and spacious sites. The campground is organized much more like a Forrest Service style campground with spacious and private camp sites. The owners are friendly and Troy was very helpful in making suggestions and providing information for our first visit to Maine. The location is ideal for exploring the coastal towns, beaches, and parks. It is about an hour and a half from Acadia National park with a very scenic drive to and from. The down side for our visit was that we came here a little late in the year and found many shops and restaurants closed for the season. We plan on returning to the Greenlaw's next year a when more things are open.

We loved this location and the campground. It is biking distance down to the docks where the lobster boats dock. The price of lobster was incredibly low. You pick your lobster right off of the docks each day. The tourist have not discovered this town yet which makes it lovely. It is a authentic lobstering town. There are a few very interesting restaurants tucked away but you have to hunt for them, Cockatoo Portuguese Restaurant ( loved it!) being one of them. The campground offers lobster pots so you will want to bring a burner. They also have a pickleball court and paddles. They have very nice, clean laundry and bathrooms/showers. The couple that own/run this campground are extremely helpful and pleasant. We will be back for sure but next time it will be for a full month.

Tam

Greenlaws is a beautiful and very peaceful RV park in the lovely lobstering village of Stonington. We had a perfect spot for our 30’ TT. We were in 6 A which had 50amp FHU, with a nice mix of shade and sun. There’s a clean little bath house with a washer and dryer. Just about a mile away is a small grocery and beautiful place called “sand beach”. The village has a couple restaurants, nice coffee shop, and not too far are some other very nice restaurants and places to get live lobster. Don’t miss Barred Preserve!

Highly Recommended!! Terrific Down East Maine experience. Greenlaw's is a great spot to launch your Down East adventures. We loved our level, roomy, heavily shaded campsite. This is not a large campground and it appears most sites are very private. The new owners (2 years- super friendly and accommodating) have made some significant improvements - the bath house is convenient, clean and very functional. The location is extremely convenient to Stonington (3 min) and Deer Isle (10 min). The grounds are heavily wooded, we saw many deer and a fox! I look forward to staying at Greenlaw's again. We camped at Greenlaw's RV Park and Campground in a Travel Trailer. You're in rural Maine, and the Verizon signal isn't the strongest - the owners have a great Wifi signal you can use near their work shed.

This is a wonderful campground with sites with lots of privacy. We stayed for a month and were very happy with our stay. The amenities are all well done, limited in scope. The result is a quiet atmosphere. Troy and his wife (the owners) are very friendly and helpful. Our AT&T reception was fine for streaming, internet access and calls. We did not use the laundry facilities and showers but they were clean and welcoming. And it is pet friendly. Located near Stonington, it is near the harbor, restaurants, a sand beach and the ferry to Isle au Haut. Opportunities for Kayaking, SUP’s and hiking abound here on a quiet island. Stonington has some great restaurants and is a quaint fishing village. The harbor is beautiful. And it is not far from busier areas like Blue Hill, Brooklin, Castine and a one hour ride from Mount Desert Island. What we enjoyed most on Deer Isle was the lack of crowds and many places to just sit and enjoy the views.