Augusta crowns Maine's capital along the Kennebec River, where history meets wild waters. Park your RV at Augusta Elks Lodge #964 for rates from $10 a night. Launch kayaks, tour the State House, and hook trout from this unbeatable base.
Augusta thrives as Maine's capital city, hugging the broad Kennebec River. Tour the gold-domed Maine State Capitol to watch lawmakers in action. Wander Old Fort Western, the nation's oldest wooden fort built in 1754. Fish salmon runs or hike the network of trails at the Augusta Commons.
Augusta Elks Lodge #964 anchors RV camping here with dirt-cheap sites from $10 per night. Budget hunters and Elks members love its no-frills setup near downtown. This lone park in our directory plants you amid river access points, shops on Water Street, and quick drives to Viles Arboretum.
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Augusta stands as Maine's state capital on the Kennebec River. The city boasts the gold-domed State Capitol and Old Fort Western, America's oldest wooden fort from 1754. Anglers chase Atlantic salmon here each fall, while history buffs explore the Maine State Museum's collections.
Augusta Elks Lodge #964 provides RV sites from $10/night in town. This budget spot sits near Water Street shops and Kennebec River access. It suits short stays for city explorers and river paddlers.
Augusta Elks Lodge #964 welcomes pets at its sites. Check lodge rules for leash requirements and waste stations. Most Maine RV spots like this one accommodate dogs, making family road trips easy.