Calais, Maine, a charming border town along the St. Croix River, offers RV travelers a unique blend of American history and Canadian culture. With three distinct RV parks to choose from, including Keenes Lake Family Campground and Calais Motor Inn, you find the perfect base camp for exploring Downeast Maine's rugged beauty and international flair.
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Calais, often called the "Gateway to Canada," boasts a rich past tied to lumber and international trade. Walk along Main Street to admire historic architecture or visit the St. Croix Island International Historic Site, commemorating Samuel de Champlain's 1604 settlement. The city's location on the St. Croix River provides scenic views and opportunities for riverside recreation, connecting you directly to the natural splendor of the region.
RV camping in Calais suits various preferences. Keenes Lake Family Campground, starting at $35/night, offers a traditional family-friendly experience with lake access. For budget-conscious travelers, Calais Motor Inn provides convenient RV parking from $30/night, close to town amenities. Dominion Hill Glamping, though across the border, caters to those seeking a more luxurious outdoor stay, offering modern comforts like showers while still within easy reach of Calais's attractions.
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Calais is known for its historic role as a border town with Canada, situated on the St. Croix River. It serves as a gateway to New Brunswick and holds significance as the site of Samuel de Champlain's 1604 settlement.
You can find RV parks like Keenes Lake Family Campground and Calais Motor Inn directly in or very near Calais. Dominion Hill Glamping offers another option just across the border in St. Stephen, New Brunswick.
Outdoor activities near Calais include boating and fishing on the St. Croix River and Keenes Lake. Nearby state parks like Moosehorn National Wildlife Refuge offer opportunities for hiking and wildlife viewing.