Campgrounds and RV parks near Greenville, ME

Greenville sits at the southern tip of Moosehead Lake, the largest lake in Maine and the largest lake wholly within New England. The town serves as the main service hub for the Moosehead Lake region, with a compact downtown, groceries, fuel, and outfitters that make it a practical staging point for RV trips into Maine's North Woods. Camping options within a short drive cover a range of styles. Lily Bay State Park, nine miles north on the lake's east shore, operates two campgrounds including Dunn Point through the state park system. Private options near the lake include Moosehead Family Campground and Northern Pride Lodge and Campground. Farther south, Spacious Skies Balsam Woods and Peaks-Kenny State Park on Sebec Lake give RV renters additional bases within the Maine Highlands. Expect wooded, semi-private sites, no hookups at the state parks, and full or partial hookups at most private campgrounds. Cell service is spotty outside the immediate Greenville area, so trip plans should be downloaded in advance.

Maine State Park campsites, including Lily Bay State Park and Peaks-Kenny State Park, are reserved through the state system at CampWithMe.com or by phone. Reservations open on set dates in early February each year: Lily Bay and Sebago Lake open first, and the remaining ten state park campgrounds open a few days later. Peaks-Kenny bookings cover roughly May 22 through September 10, with a minimum two-night stay and reservations required at least two business days in advance. Internet reservations continue through mid-September, after which sites become first-come, first-served. Group camping and picnic shelters are booked by calling each park directly. Private campgrounds such as Moosehead Family Campground, Northern Pride Lodge and Campground, and Spacious Skies Balsam Woods take reservations directly through their own websites or by phone, and holiday weekends should be booked well in advance.