York Beach captivates with Short Sands Beach's waves and York's Wild Kingdom's thrill rides. Park your RV at York Beach Camper Park or Burnette's Campground to claim your spot amid oceanfront arcades and lobster shacks. These two parks deliver easy access to summer fun, with rates starting at $54 a night.
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York Beach pulses with seaside charm at Short Sands Beach, where kids chase waves and adults savor lobster rolls from roadside shacks. York's Wild Kingdom roars nearby with roller coasters, a zoo, and safari tram tours that thrill all ages. Drive five minutes to Cape Neddick's Nubble Lighthouse for postcard views over jagged rocks battered by Atlantic swells.
York Beach Camper Park fits families on a budget: it packs WiFi, showers, 50-amp power, and a dump station into sites from $54 nightly. Burnette's Campground welcomes big rigs with pull-through spots, sewer hookups, WiFi, and showers, priced $70 to $160 per night. Campers at either launch straight into beach bonfires, carnival games, or sunset clambakes.
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York Beach shines for Short Sands Beach, York's Wild Kingdom amusement park, and fresh lobster shacks. Summer crowds swarm the arcade-packed boardwalk for skee-ball and fried dough. Families love the zoo and safari rides, while scenic drives lead to Nubble Lighthouse's rocky perch.
York Beach Camper Park and Burnette's Campground anchor RV options right near York Beach. York Beach Camper Park hugs the action with WiFi, showers, 50-amp hookups, and dump station from $54/night. Burnette's adds pull-through sites and sewer hookups, priced $70-$160 nightly.
Both parks supply WiFi and showers; York Beach Camper Park adds 50-amp power and dump station, while Burnette's provides pull-through sites and sewer hookups. These features suit families and big rigs chasing beach vibes. Rates range $54 to $160 nightly for full comfort.