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Old 01-25-2013, 08:10 PM   #21
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Sunset Point Campground,Harrington,Maine. Pull in and register,next tell owner how many,how big,and what time to deliver the (Cooked Fresh off the boat LOBSTER) to your campsite! Youroo!!
Youroo, we need to meet up. From what I've read in your posts, I think you have the hookup everywhere! Being as close as we are, I'm sure we'll cross paths sooner or later.
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Old 01-28-2013, 07:11 PM   #22
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During Fall of 2011, we stayed in Salisbury State Park, Massachusetts. I recommend it. It's just a large, open campground with river and beach frontage, but it was a nice place to stay. It may book up in the summer, so reserve as soon as you can. We were there in late September and they had plenty of room.

We stayed in Camden Hills State Park, Maine, and enjoyed it also. There were some wooded sites large enough for our 31 foot Sunseeker Class C. There was also an open area that was basically a meadow with room for any size RV.

We couldn't get into the Arcadia National Park campground so we stayed in the privately owned Bar Harbor Campground. It was nice. They had a big variety of campsites, including some overlooking the water and some that were secluded in the woods. It rained one afternoon so we used their nice laundromat. We found out that when the alcohol cooks out of wine in a crock pot stew the LP alarm will go off!
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I asked my brother-in-law, who lives in Northern Maine and has camped all over the state, and he said his favorite camping spot for coastal camping is in Old Orchard Beach. He said it's a little bit more expensive than most but has excellent facilities and spots and even has a shuttle that will run you back and forth from the beach.

This is their website...they look HUGE! Camping Old Orchard Beach Campground | Maine Vacation
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