Sunset Point Campground

We left Schoodic campground in Acadia NP and did not have reservations for next stop. The August weather was so cool and we wanted to stay for a few days more. Another camper raved about this place so we checked it out and were able to get in for 3 nights. It was a very relaxing stay. The area is surrounded by fishing villages and antique shops, but not much else unless you are in to kayaking or boating. The campground is clean, had full hook ups for a reasonable price, and washer and dryer, for 2.00 each. Had a great breakfast at Scovills Millside dinner and then a nice drive to Bayview carryout right before Beals Island. We would definite stay here again.

Now on my list of places I will return to! Owners very pleasant even delivered lobster to our door! If you can’t see the bay it is only a minutes walk on delightful mown trails around the grounds. Really nice clean spacious sites, ours had a large tree over table. Rest rooms clean laundry room one washer/dryer $2 a load each. Wifi available good cell service. Really quiet.

This is a great little campground that is tucked away in Downeast Maine. Every site is close to the tidal inlet. There is a well maintained walking trail around the entire campground with a gorgeous rock to sit on and enjoy the sunset. All sites are very open and you aren’t right on top of your neighbor. Our two pups loved the room to explore! Firewood and ice are sold using the honor system or an IOU. This just goes to show the great down home feel of this campground. We look forward to coming back here later this year or next year!

This is the best little campground! 21 RV sites and 9 tent sites on tidal waters. Very simple and well maintained, with sparkling clean bathrooms (music piped in), lovely shore walk, well planned sites, great views. Peaceful and quiet with astonishing sunsets over the water. Dog friendly.

Off Rt 1, so easy access to coastal rides, nature preserves, restaraunts. We love the Mexican food at Vazquez's in Millbridge!

We hiked Ingersoll Preserve trail in Addison, Pigeon Hill in the Petit Manon Preserve, and Frank E Woodworth Coast Heritage Trust Trail in Harrington. Lots more trails and conservation land in the area.

Good blacktop road from highway to c/g, Well marked, easy entrance to a beautiful setting on the harbor shore. Older park is well established and well maintained by owner. Grass sites, sheltered tables, good selection of accomodations from tents to full service hookups.

Spacious sites with bushes for privacy. Breezy location with plenty of sun. WiFi works great, good cell service. C/G located about equal distance between Acadia NP and Campabello Island.

This isa a good overnite stop or a destination for a longer stay. You won't go wrong here.