South Thomaston draws RV campers with lobster boats bobbing in Weskeag River coves and fresh catches from Route 131 wharves. Plant your rig at Lobster Buoy Campsite, the town's one RV park, from $43 a night. Pull-through sites, showers, a dump station, and pet welcomes set you up for feasts at local pounds and hikes along rocky shores.
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South Thomaston pulses with lobster life. Fishermen mend traps at wharves near Weskeag Point. Drive two miles to Rockland for the Farnsworth Art Museum's Wyeth collection, or paddle St. George River marshes. August brings the Maine Lobster Festival's boils and boat parades just minutes north.
Lobster Buoy Campsite serves as your coastal command center. Big-rig drivers pick pull-through spots with ease. Pet lovers bring dogs on leashes to roam grassy areas. Families hit the showers after beach days at nearby Crescent Beach, all while rates stay friendly at $43 nightly.
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South Thomaston excels in lobster fishing and quiet coastal beauty. Traps fill boats along Route 131 wharves daily. Sample boils at pounds like Tripps nearby, or join Rockland's Maine Lobster Festival in August. These draws make RV camping here a seafood lover's dream base.
Lobster Buoy Campsite stands as the main RV park in South Thomaston. It sits right in town with pull-through sites, showers, and a dump station. Pet owners find it ideal, and rates start at $43 nightly for easy access to lobster shacks and beaches.
Yes, Lobster Buoy Campsite allows pets. Keep dogs on leashes and pick up waste to respect the grounds. This setup lets families travel with furry companions while exploring Weskeag River trails and local wharves.