Harrington captivates RV travelers with its wild blueberry barrens and lazy bends of the Pleasant River. Two parks top our directory, led by Sunset Point Campground at just $35 a night. Base your rig here for berry picking along Back Road, bass fishing at the river mouth, and sunset kayaks on Englishman Bay.
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Harrington sprawls across Washington County's quiet hills, where wild blueberries ripen each July along Route 9. Fishermen cast lines into the Pleasant River for smallmouth bass; families picnic at the sandbar near the elementary school. Drive five minutes to Jonesport for lobster rolls at the wharf, or hike the trails at Lead Mountain for ocean views.
Sunset Point Campground draws RVers with WiFi, hot showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites perfect for reunions. Solo adventurers snag riverside spots for solitude; big groups claim the expanded areas. Our two directory parks hug Route 1, so you dash to Machias markets or coastal beaches without hassle.
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Harrington shines for wild blueberries and Pleasant River fishing. Each July, barrens along Route 9 burst with berries; pickers fill pails by hand at local spots. Bass anglers launch from the sandbar near town center, hooking smallmouth amid lily pads. This Downeast gem draws quiet seekers to its hills and tides.
Sunset Point Campground leads the two RV parks in our Harrington directory. It sits right off Route 1 with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and group sites from $35/night. The second park mirrors these basics; both hug the Pleasant River for easy access to bayside adventures.
Both parks provide 50-amp hookups, showers, and WiFi; Sunset Point adds group sites. Expect level gravel pads and dump stations too. These setups suit long-term stays amid blueberry season or quick coastal getaways.