Errol, Maine, hooks RV campers with trophy trout fishing on the Androscoggin River and moose sightings around Aziscoos Lake. Pitch your tent or park your rig at Aziscoos Valley Camping Area or Diamond Peaks to dive into this wild slice of the Great North Woods. Rates start at $12.50 nightly, leaving cash for bait and burgers.
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Errol nestles against the White Mountain National Forest, where the Androscoggin River roars past the historic Errol Dam. Fly fishers battle landlocked salmon in summer; hunters track deer come fall. Boat across Aziscoos Lake to spot bald eagles soaring overhead. Snowmobilers carve trails on 50 inches of powder each winter.
Aziscoos Valley Camping Area draws families and boaters with showers, dump station, pet-friendly pull-through sites hugging the riverbank. Diamond Peaks pulls in budget adventurers who crave campfires and open pet policies under starry skies. Both launch you into Errol's raw outdoors from cozy base camps.
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Errol excels in fly fishing the Androscoggin River and boating Aziscoos Lake. Anglers land trophy trout; wildlife watchers spot moose daily in surrounding forests. The remote town serves as gateway to Rangeley Lakes region's trails and waters.
Aziscoos Valley Camping Area and Diamond Peaks lead options in Errol. Aziscoos Valley sits riverside with showers, dump station, and pull-throughs at 15 to 25 dollars nightly. Diamond Peaks offers pet-friendly sites and campfires for 12.50 to 15 dollars.
Yes, Aziscoos Valley Camping Area and Diamond Peaks both allow pets. Walk your dog along river trails or lakeside paths from these spots. Always leash pets and pack out waste per park rules.