Saint Francis, Maine, hooks hardcore anglers with the St. Francis River's legendary brook trout runs. This remote border town launches paddlers into the Allagash Wilderness Waterway's wild rapids. Pelletier's Campground plants your RV right on the river for instant access to trophy fish and untamed trails.
Saint Francis clings to the St. Francis River's edge, where fly fishers battle landlocked salmon amid swirling currents. The town shares a border with Quebec, blending Maine grit with French-Canadian flair at spots like the local general store on Route 161. Winter snowmobilers blaze across the Dickey-Webster trails, covering hundreds of miles from town launches, while summer hikers tackle blueberry barrens near Beau Lake.
Pelletier's Campground suits river rats and wilderness chasers with its waterfront pitches. Anglers park, cast lines steps from rigs, and grill fresh catches nightly. Hunters and families claim shaded sites as home base for North Maine Woods safaris, complete with easy highway hookups.
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Saint Francis excels in fly fishing the St. Francis River for brook trout and salmon. Its border spot with Quebec fuels snowmobiling on Dickey-Webster trails and paddling the Allagash Wilderness. Locals share tips at riverside diners on Route 161.
Pelletier's Campground offers the prime RV spot in Saint Francis. It hugs the St. Francis River with water, electric hookups, and dump station. Launch fishing trips or Allagash adventures straight from spacious sites.
Yes, Pelletier's Campground welcomes pets on leashes. Walk Fido along river trails teeming with wildlife views. Clean up to keep the peaceful campground pristine for all visitors.