Fort Kent clings to the St. John River along Maine's Canadian border. Camp here to chase trophy salmon, mush behind sled dogs at the Can-Am Crown Races, or paddle wild waters. Fort Kent RV Park at Riverside and City of Fort Kent Campground deliver riverside spots for $35 to $36 nightly.
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Fort Kent pulses with Acadian pride in the St. John Valley. Explore the Blockhouse, a weathered War of 1812 sentinel on West Main Street. Root for teams in the February Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races that pack 10,000 fans into town. Cast lines into the St. John River for landlocked salmon. Summit Quaggy Jo Mountain, just five miles out, for valley vistas that stretch to New Brunswick.
Fort Kent RV Park at Riverside Park draws families to its playground and 50-amp hookups for $35 a night. Kids burn energy while you dump tanks onsite. City of Fort Kent Campground kicks off at $36 nightly, ideal for paddlers and anglers with direct St. John access. Both launch you into Aroostook County's trails and potato fields.
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Fort Kent stands out for Acadian culture, sled dog racing, and St. John River fishing. The Can-Am Crown International Sled Dog Races draw thousands each February to cheer international mushers. Historic Blockhouse on West Main Street recalls the War of 1812. Quaggy Jo Mountain offers hikes with border views. Locals celebrate with summer festivals and potato harvest rides.
Fort Kent RV Park at Riverside Park and City of Fort Kent Campground top the list. Riverside Park sits right on the St. John River with 50-amp sites, playground, and dump station for $35 nightly. City Campground starts at $36, perfect for quick river access in town center.
Fort Kent RV Park offers 50-amp hookups at Riverside Park. Expect dump station access there too. City of Fort Kent Campground provides basic sites from $36 nightly; confirm full hookups by calling ahead for your rig's needs.