Houlton - Canadian Border KOA Journey

We stayed here on 7/30/22. Small pool, playground. Many sites pull through with full hookups, sites very close together and no trees or bushes as separation between sites and the park was almost full. Clean bath house and showers, laundry with 2 washers and dryers. Some seasonal sites. We just stayed one night as a stopover. Free Wifi available but it slowed when everyone was up and streaming.

KOA Houlton/Canadian Border in Houlton, Maine.
Gorgeous park. It used to be My Brother’s Place campground. HUGE pull thru sites, fenced doggie area, and all the mosquitoes and black flies you could ever need 🤣
Crap WiFi (they’re in the process of upgrading), no OTA tv channels, and crappy cell coverage.
It’s perfect for a couple of nights on our way to northern Maine. 😊

This is one of our favorite campgrounds. We have stayed here twice annually for the past four years. Large tree-shaded grass sites with huge space between sites (our 42-foot 5th wheel and 17-foot truck don't nearly fill the space). We love the numerous wide walking trails, the ponds, the wildlife (mostly the birds, but turtles and other small animals). Plenty of room for bocce and frisbee. Art and Sally are always helpful when needed, but never intrusive on our privacy. Showers, toilets, and laundry are modern and clean. Houlton is a great town for walking & shopping. Several good restaurants & and a movie theatre. The park along the Meduxnekeag River (adjacent to downtown) and the foot bridge over it are favorite places to relax and refresh. LP is available at an RV & Boat dealer between camp and town; a small RV supplies store is inside the dealership. Whether traveling on I-95 or US-1 plan a stop at My Brother's Place and a visit to Houlton. I think you'll be glad you did.

This is a very pretty campground with some great walking paths along the woods and next door farm fields. A very quiet and pleasant location.

If you are headed into Canada this great place to stop the night before. Once you cross, the nearest campgrounds are a couple of hours away.

The border crossing is only about 20 minutes away. We stayed in late August and the there was no wait at customs when we got there at about 0900. The campground is big rig friendly, and there are a couple of fuel stations between the campground where you can top off before crossing.

Great place, clean, grassy, shade trees and well maintained. Just north of Houlton, ME on Hgwy 2. Near good shopping and restaurants. Friendly owners manage the place and want you to have a good experience.

No photos as we arrived in a major thunderstorm and left in a drizzle. Good drainage around grass sites. Very BIG RIG friendly with long sites.