Saint-Marc-du-Lac-Long captivates RV campers with its glassy Lac Long and dense Acadian forests. Camp at Camping Trois-Frontières, the sole standout park in our directory, just steps from the water. Fish trophy bass, paddle quiet bays, and cross into Canada for day trips from this hidden Maine border gem.
Saint-Marc-du-Lac-Long hugs the shores of sprawling Lac Long, a 12-mile jewel in northern Maine's Aroostook County. Anglers chase landlocked salmon here; hikers tackle the rugged trails of nearby Montagne Verte. Summer brings the lively Fête du Lac with fiddles, food trucks, and fireworks over the water. Route 161 slices through town, linking you to Madawaska's French heritage sites in minutes.
Camping Trois-Frontières anchors your stay with 45 spacious sites on Lac Long's edge. Families love the playground and heated pool; boaters hook up trailers right at the launch. Pull-through spots with 50-amp power draw big rigs, while tenters pitch amid whispering pines. This park suits everyone from solo adventurers to multi-generational crews chasing quiet.
Saint-Marc-du-Lac-Long stands out for Lac Long's prime fishing and its spot on the Maine-Québec border. Anglers land salmon and bass from shorelines like Pointe-aux-Pins. Hikers explore Montagne Verte trails, while Fête du Lac packs summer weekends with music and lakefront feasts. This Franco-Maine village blends wilderness with cultural charm.
Camping Trois-Frontières tops the list at 0 miles from town on Lac Long Road. It delivers 45 sites with full hookups, waterfront access, and a boat launch. Families enjoy the pool; anglers target Lac Long bass steps from camp.
Yes, Camping Trois-Frontières welcomes pets on leashes across all 45 sites. Trails around Lac Long offer off-leash romps at Pointe-aux-Pins beach. Owners praise the fenced dog park and nearby vets in Madawaska.