Wells, Maine, lures RV campers with seven miles of sandy beaches and Atlantic surf at Wells Beach and Moody Beach. Twenty-five parks position you moments from dune hikes and lobster shacks. Park here to wake to ocean breezes, launch kayaks on the Ogunquit River, and chase sunsets over Drakes Island.
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Wells captivates with Wells Beach Village's boardwalk arcades and creamy soft serve stands. Moody Beach invites long walks past tidal pools rich with crabs and sea stars. Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge shelters salt marshes where ospreys dive for fish; trails wind through 1,600 acres of dunes and grasslands. Nearby, Webhannet Golf Course challenges players amid pine groves, and Kennebunkport's rocky shores beckon for day trips.
Beach Acres Campground draws families with playgrounds steps from beach sands. Sea-Vu West Premier RV Resort fits group rallies via large sites, WiFi, showers, and fifty-amp hookups from $75 nightly. Sea-Vu Campground suits couples seeking WiFi and quiet from $72 per night. Wells Beach Resort welcomes surfers with direct access to pounding waves and bonfire spots.
Wells shines for its seven miles of beaches like Wells Beach and Moody Beach. Lifeguards patrol summer swims while dunes hide piping plovers. Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge adds 1,600 acres of marshes for hiking and bird spotting amid ospreys and seals.
Beach Acres Campground, Sea-Vu West Premier RV Resort, Sea-Vu Campground, and Wells Beach Resort top the list. Sea-Vu West sits near Moody Beach with WiFi, showers, fifty-amp, and group sites from $75/night. Sea-Vu Campground offers WiFi from $72 amid ocean dunes.
Yes, Sea-Vu West Premier RV Resort provides fifty-amp full hookups with water and sewer. These sites handle big rigs easily and include showers and WiFi. Rates start at $75/night, perfect for extended beach stays.