Maine

Augusta

In the area:
 
Maine State Capitol Building. The State Building was completed in 1932 and is topped with a 12-foot statue of "Wisdom". You can tour through the Capitol and visit the State Museum next door. Read our postcard.

Bar Harbor

RV Parks:

Mt. Desert Narrows Campground 
This campground is nine miles to Bar Harbor and seven miles to Acadia National Park. Great park - but terrible water pressure. Right on the water, many planned activities (we were here on a busy holiday weekend). Gravel pull-throughs, 50 amp, newspapers delivered to your door each morning! OK cell service, pool in-season.

In the area:
         
Acadia National Park | Read our postcard

 
Read our postcard from the Carriage Roads in Acadia National Park

Mount Desert Oceanarium | Read our postcard

Restaurants:
Atlantic Brewing Company | Review
Mama DeMatteo's | Review
Rosalie's Pizza

Boothbay Harbor

Shore Hills Campground
Very close to Boothbay Harbor, nice campground, friendly hosts. We had a gravel 50-amp pull-through site, bad cell service, quiet.

Restaurants:
We enjoyed delicious seafood dinners overlooking the harbor at the Tugboat Inn - and they served Parker House rolls. Review

Freeport

In the area:

The Mother Ship: L.L.Bean's flagship store! An entire shopping industry has sprung-up on Main Street - tons of outlet stores and plenty of free RV parking! Read our postcard.

Rockport/Camden area

RV Parks:
Megunticook Campground by the Sea
Between Rockport & Camden. Upper area for big rigs, lower area has trees and a nice spot on the rocky shore for relaxing. Super location for exploring the entire area. Full hook-up gravel sites with 50 amp, picnic table, decent cell service and a nice pool. Quiet.

In the area:
Farnsworth Museum| Read our postcard

  
Camden Hills State Park | Read our postcard

Great Grocer:
French & Brawn in Camden. Try their smoked trout.    

Restaurants:
Cappy's Chowder House | Review
The Waterfront | Review