There were many RVs here, but several tents too. The owners were friendly and extremely helpful in finding good routes to get to our hikes. The tent site we stayed at was large and nestled under trees, very cozy. We were not far from the bathrooms (no flush toilets). There’s a game room facility that we did not use. The owners provide weekend morning coffee – a nice treat!

We have been going to Moosehead Family Campground every summer for the past several years. The owners, Bob and Lillian, are always welcoming. The campground is well maintained and the bath houses are spotless. Quiet time is enforced, and loud, rude language/behavior is not tolerated, making this truly a FAMILY campground. It is located 5 mins from Moosehead Lake and a short drive to great fly-fishing or rafting on the Kennebec River. We've already booked our 2010 visit. It's a great place to stay!

My family and I (3 tent sites) stayed here most recently in August 2009. We have been here many times before that and plan on returning. Each time here, we found the place to be clean and quiet. The owners/operators have always been extremely friendly and helpful , often going out of their way to help us find things to do - hiking trails, where to look for Moose, river trips, star gazing and much more. We will go back again, hopefully sooner rather than later and we recommend it to all our friends who camp.

Upon arrival at my site, my daughter had the pleasure of setpping in dog feces! check in time 11:00 am/ check out 11:00am. where do the owners find time to clean sites in between guest arrival and departure? THEY DONT!. The trash cans were full of garbage that appeared to be there for at least a week, rotting in the hot sun. In the evening we decided to play some cards and listen to music at a very low volume, the owner (WOMAN) came into my site and started waving her finger in my face, (I FELT LIKE A CHILD BEING YELLED AT BY GRANDMA!) telling me we are so loud she can hear us in her house all the way on otherside of camp! LIE. we tested this theory turned our radio on next day, same volume level, and once we hit 10 feet from our site you couldnt hear anything. maybe she has one of those high powered hearing aids on ? I belive the elderly couple right next to us may have heard my child laugh.
what they call large wooded sites are a small row of thin trees barley seperating the campsites.
If you shower quickly you may have enough hot water to rinse your hair. The bathrooms dont even offer a soap dispenser, so as you can imagine , people deficating and unable to wash hands afterwards? I was afraid to touch door knobs! And whatever you do , dont take the campsite next to bathrooms, the fumes arrising from the ground are enough to make you sick!
the so called playground is 2 swings and a rusty old metal slide!
So all in all... If you dont mind the stench, and having to quietly sit w/ folded hands while your children are bored out of their minds, Then maybe this is the place for you! Ive looked around and there are much nicer campsites in the area, cheaper and many right on the water.