Fly anglers chase legendary brook trout on Andover's South Arm of the Androscoggin River. Plant your RV at South Arm Campground or Lone Mountain Riverfront Camping, both with riverside access from $37 nightly. These spots launch epic fishing trips and hikes into Maine's wild Oxford County backcountry.
Andover hugs Route 120 amid pine-clad hills and the winding Androscoggin River. Fly fishers target landlocked salmon from gravel bars near South Arm. Paddle Ellis Pond's glassy surface or trek trails toward Richardson Lakes, where loons call at dawn. Small-town diners serve blueberry pie after your adventures.
South Arm Campground suits lone wolves with WiFi and riverfront sites at $37 a night. Cast from your doorstep into trout-rich waters. Lone Mountain Riverfront Camping draws families with its pool, showers, dump station, and WiFi starting at $54 nightly. Everyone unwinds after riverside exploits.
Andover, Maine, excels in fly fishing for brook trout and landlocked salmon on the Androscoggin River's South Arm. Hikers explore trails near Ellis Pond and Richardson Lakes. The town's rural charm draws outdoor enthusiasts seeking uncrowded wilderness adventures year-round.
South Arm Campground and Lone Mountain Riverfront Camping top the list near Andover. South Arm starts at $37 nightly with WiFi and river access. Lone Mountain offers pool, WiFi, showers, and dump station from $54 for added comfort.
Both parks provide WiFi; Lone Mountain adds pool, showers, and dump station. South Arm focuses on basic riverside camping. These features support anglers and families exploring the Androscoggin River and nearby lakes.