Primitive dispersed campsites with lots of separation. There is a pit toilet and trash receptacles at the Grandview Lookout Tower. 14-day maximum stay; no permits required. Lots of trees for shade. Most sites are relatively level. Very dark and... Read more

Prior reviews showed a site price of approximately $42/night. I was informed by the staff person at the campground that the rates are not $60+/night because of the new KOA affiliation. Pretty pricey for an area with so many choices. We did not... Read more

The campground recently changed owners and is now called the Luna Sands Resort. The campground is now owned by Travel Resorts of America. Campgrounds are increasingly changing their names to “resorts” in hopes of attracting a more upscale and... Read more

The campground is now called Chatham Lakes Campground; it was recently purchased and the new owner changed the name. It is a large campground with many sites centered around a number of small lakes. There is a large number of seasonal campers... Read more

We stayed here one night on our way back home. We clearly stated that we had a 34-foot TT with a 19-foot tow vehicle and we needed 55 linear feet for our full rig (we have a Hensley hitch that required the TV and TT to be nearly perfectly aligned... Read more

The campground is very near Acadia NP and on the free shuttle bus route. The campground is small to medium in size and a very busy place. The RV sites were all occupied during our stay. The worst sites in the campground are 505, 506, 507, and... Read more

This is a great campground in the process of rebuilding and renovating their facilities. CHC is in the heart of the greater Camden, ME area with easy access to many sites, activities and fun things to do. The park was recently acquired by new... Read more

The campground is relatively small but, very well maintained and clean. Our trailer plus tow vehicle is 54 feet long, so we usually go for big-rig sites. Site 18 was easy to get to and to back into. Sites 18, 20, and 22 are in a large grassy... Read more

We stayed here overnight on our way to Maine. It was a nice campground with a lot of seasonal campers. The campground is well-established. the roads are gravel. The sites are large and widely spaced out. There is a lot of room to maneuver the... Read more