Wild Duck Adult Campground & RV Park

Love this place. It’s quiet and clean. The staff is friendly. Small park. Stayed busy while we were there. Many spots are booked throughout the season already. Sites could be wider to give more privacy. Some seasonals here but everyone is clean. The speed ruts on the bridge are brutal. Go very slowly. Great spot for birding. Convenient to supplies and restaurants.

This Adults only (21+) campground is nestled in a beautiful salt water marsh area. Great for birders. Quiet, serene and well cared for. Plenty of trash and bottle/can recycling containers, clean, raked lots with clean fire rings. The grounds and building are immaculate. Close to Portland, Old Orchard Beach and many other attractions in the area. Quiet dogs, on leash, allowed, doggie pick up station with bags. Owner, work campers and seasonal folks are very pleasant. Good sized sites with picnic tables, fire rings, flower, soft lighting, laundry, rest rooms, showers, and outside sink for tenters. Cable TV and fairly fast internet. Definitely will be our go to place for future visits to the area.

We’ve stayed here twice on our way to Acadia. It’s a very well maintained campground and the owners and camphosts are very nice. This is the only campground we can find in the area that is open before May 1st and it’s a pleasant treat. It’s about 20 minutes to Portland downtown. Would highly recommend but keep in mind, no one under 21 is allowed here - it’s an adult only campground.

This is the first campground I've been to in years where the site was raked for our arrival. That tells you all you need to know about the commitment to maintenance here, and that same level of detail is seen in the public restrooms as well. This is a good location from which to explore Portland and Portland Head Light. There are some great little lobster shacks nearby - Ken's and Bayleys. Good wifi offsets a weak cell signal. They rent canoes and kayaks here.

This is just a really nice little park, perfect for a visit into Portland or down to the beach. It's tucked back behind a neighborhood of nice homes and is next to a tidal marsh. Very pretty, very quiet. I will definitely keep this on my list in case we come back through the area.

Our spot backed up to a view of the marsh, though I'd go for site 24 next to us if possible. It's more level and larger. Any site backing up to the marsh will have very nice views.

Water pressure is high (initially showed 100psi), be sure you have a pressure regulator.

For work, AT&T isn't getting any real LTE bandwidth even though the signal is strong. Verizon on the other hand is getting 35mb/down and 7mb/up.