Lubec marks the easternmost point in the contiguous United States. West Quoddy Head Lighthouse guides ships past jagged cliffs. Camp at Sunset Point RV Park or Hidden Walton Paradise among three prime spots to launch hikes into Quoddy Head State Park and whale watches on the Bay of Fundy.
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About Lubec, Maine
Lubec hugs the bold coast where cliffs plunge into the Atlantic. West Quoddy Head Lighthouse stands as the easternmost light station in the US, its red-and-white stripes iconic since 1858. Quoddy Head State Park packs five miles of trails through stunted spruce forests and along thundering surf. Kayakers paddle the reversing rapids of the Lubec Channel. Ferries zip visitors to Campobello Island for FDR's summer cottage and seal sightings.
Sunset Point RV Park welcomes families with WiFi and rates from $41 per night. Pull into spots near the water for easy access to lighthouse views. Hidden Walton Paradise draws solitude seekers to wooded sites amid quiet coves. These three parks position RVers steps from trails, ferries, and fresh lobster shacks.
- West Quoddy Head Lighthouse towers five miles from Lubec village center
- Sunset Point RV Park delivers WiFi and sites starting at $41 per night
- Quoddy Head State Park features five miles of coastal trails open year-round
- Three RV parks cluster within 10 miles of the Campobello Island ferry dock
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