Boothbay Harbor packs Maine's coast into one salty playground: lobster shacks, windjammer sails, and ferry hops to lighthouses. Five RV parks anchor your trip here, from $56 nightly spots with full hookups to brewery-adjacent resorts. Park your rig and dive into fresh seafood feasts or Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens trails minutes away.
Boothbay explodes each June during Windjammer Days, when schooners crowd the harbor off McKown Point. Families chase puffins on puffin-watching cruises from the docks. Hikers tackle Quarry Pond trails at the Boothbay Region Land Trust. Boat tours reveal Burnt Island Lighthouse seals and seals. Fishermen haul pots near Cuckolds Light.
Shore Hills Campground and RV Park draws families and groups with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups from $56 a night. Boothbay Craft Brewery, Tavern, & RV Resort tempts beer fans and social campers at $60 to $86 nightly, complete with the same amenities. Little Ponderosa Campground fits quiet seekers. Camp Knickerbocker works for small parties or solo rigs.
Boothbay rules as Maine's boating hub with windjammers in the harbor and lobster boats at McKown Point. Windjammer Days festival packs June docks with schooner races and seafood feasts. Trails at Boothbay Region Land Trust lead to hidden coves; ferries zip to Burnt Island Lighthouse for puffin spotting. Visitors chase that classic Down East vibe year-round.
Find Shore Hills Campground and RV Park, Boothbay Craft Brewery, Tavern, & RV Resort, Little Ponderosa Campground, and Camp Knickerbocker right in the directory. Shore Hills hugs Back Narrows with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups from $56. The Brewery Resort adds tavern vibes at $60 to $86, both near harbor ferries.
Shore Hills Campground and RV Park plus Boothbay Craft Brewery, Tavern, & RV Resort both supply 50-amp service. These spots handle big rigs easily with WiFi and showers too. Rates start at $56 for Shore Hills; expect $60 to $86 at the Brewery Resort near town docks.
