Belgrade anchors Maine's lake country with eight shimmering ponds perfect for fishing and boating. Park your RV at one of three standout spots, Great Pond Campground, Belgrade Bungalows, or BSA Camp Bomazeen, and launch into adventures on Great Pond or Long Pond. Campers flock here for trophy salmon bites and starry nights over the water.
Belgrade sprawls across central Maine's Belgrade Lakes chain. Anglers hook landlocked salmon from Great Pond's shores along Route 27. Boaters zip from Belgrade Lakes Village docks. Hikers climb trails around Messalonskee Lake's edges. Summer brings the Belgrade Lakes Triathlon; fall paints the woods in fire reds.
Great Pond Campground drops you lakeside for paddlers and swimmers. Belgrade Bungalows delivers cheap stays at $20-$30 per night, great for belt-tightening families. BSA Camp Bomazeen sprawls over wooded hills, ideal for scout troops or big groups seeking seclusion. Each park launches you into Belgrade's watery playground.
Belgrade shines for its eight-lake chain in Maine's lake district. Great Pond and Long Pond lure anglers with landlocked salmon and trout. Belgrade Lakes Village hums as the hub for boating launches and summer triathlons. Families paddle kayaks; hikers roam Messalonskee trails year-round.
rvparksnear.me lists three: Great Pond Campground, Belgrade Bungalows, and BSA Camp Bomazeen. Great Pond sits waterfront on its namesake lake. Bungalows offers affordable $20-$30 sites off Route 27. Bomazeen provides wooded group camping minutes from Belgrade Lakes Village.
Yes, most welcome pets on leashes. Great Pond Campground allows dogs, perfect for walks along the shore. Belgrade Bungalows caters to families with pets; always confirm rules. BSA Camp Bomazeen suits pet-owning groups amid its trails.
