Rangeley Lake State Park

We stayed here with some friends and had a great time. We had sites with no hook ups. The sites are pretty basic. Lots of trees and not on the lake but it was nice if you like camping. Had a campfire every morning and night. No bugs this tome of year. I think if you come in May June or July the mosquitoes might be vicious. There is beautiful scenery in the area. You have to make a trip to Quill Hill for the view. Some good restaurants in town.

Campground is not designed for big rigs. It felt like a maze on the long drive to the entrance station and then into the campsites as we dodged low hanging trees from scraping our rig. We have a 42ft 5th wheel.

We paid $33 and reserved a electric/water site but they said we were too big for any available sites and put us in their "largest" site which had no hookups.

The best part of this campground is the thick forest, but it took a lot of effort navigating around trees and a 10 point turn backing into the site to avoid ditches and trees.

The restrooms are nice although the showers aren't heated so it was a very chilly shower at night.

We drove unhitched over to the dump station to see if we could use it and it's kind of a joke. It's a long distance from the campground on another side trail through the trees.

The lake is pretty and the views nearby on the mountains overlooking the campground and the lake are amazing.