Bangor, Maine's Queen City, lures RV travelers with Stephen King's spooky inspirations, the 31-foot Paul Bunyan statue on Main Street, and the rushing Penobscot River. Six directory parks anchor your trip here, from family-friendly spots to lakeside retreats. Camp now to launch floats down Kenduskeag Stream, hike Orono's trails, or chase moose in nearby woods.
Bangor pulses with lumberjack lore along the Penobscot River. Towering Paul Bunyan greets drivers on Main Street. Stephen King's red Victorian on West Broadway draws fans for photos. The Bangor State Fair packs the fairgrounds each July with rides, oxen pulls, and fried dough. Cross Insurance Center hosts hockey games and concerts year-round. Paddle the Kenduskeag Stream or bike the University of Maine paths.
Paul Bunyan Campground suits families; kids love its lumberjack statues and WiFi sites from $37/night. CLEAR CREEK (AL) fits budget campers with basic sites numbered 0 through 3. INDIAN CELINA LAKE draws anglers to its quiet waters. Hollywood Slots Hotel & Raceway tempts gamblers with slots and harness racing right on-site.
Bangor claims fame as Stephen King's hometown and the lumber capital of the world. The 31-foot Paul Bunyan statue stands sentinel on Main Street. Fans tour his red house on West Broadway. Penobscot River floats and the July State Fair add classic Maine flavor. Cross Insurance Center rocks with shows.
Find six parks in our directory: CLEAR CREEK (AL), INDIAN CELINA LAKE, Paul Bunyan Campground, and Hollywood Slots Hotel & Raceway. Paul Bunyan offers WiFi from $37/night near Main Street. CLEAR CREEK and INDIAN CELINA LAKE hug waterways ten miles out.
Yes, most Bangor-area RV parks welcome pets on leashes. Paul Bunyan Campground allows dogs in open areas near its trails. INDIAN CELINA LAKE offers pet walks by the shore. Always check park rules for breed limits and fees before arrival.
