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Bentley's Saloon
Overview
Overview
Bentley's Saloon in Arundel, Maine brings a distinct roadhouse flavor to the southern coast of York County. Situated along the rural stretches of Route 111, this destination pairs its namesake gathering spot with overnight vehicle space, offering an atmosphere deeply tied to the regional motorcycle and touring culture. Travelers navigating coastal New England will find this stop distinct from typical wooded campgrounds, leaning instead into a lively social environment.
Location & Surroundings
York County delivers classic southern Maine geography featuring dense pine stands, granite outcroppings, and proximity to tidal estuaries. Travelers arrive via nearby Interstate 95 or Route 1, traversing rolling terrain dotted with historic stone walls and traditional New England saltbox structures. Summer brings warm, humid days and cool evening breezes rolling inland from the Atlantic, while autumn transforms the surrounding canopy into striking reds and golds.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure is not universally detailed in public directories, visitors must contact management directly to confirm essential site details. Travelers should verify hookup types, electrical amperage, water availability, and waste disposal stations before arrival. Inquire about specific site dimensions, pull-through availability, and ground surface conditions to ensure proper accommodation for larger motorhomes or tow-behind trailers.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Just a short drive east on Route 9 or Route 111 brings visitors to the rocky shores and sandy stretches of Kennebunkport and Rachel Carson National Wildlife Refuge. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore local tidal marshes, hike coastal preserves, or sample fresh lobster at local traps along the Kennebunk River. The neighboring cities of Portland and Portsmouth sit within a comfortable day-trip radius for those seeking historic architecture, museums, and maritime heritage.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits motorcycle tourers, road-trippers, and social campers who appreciate an active tavern atmosphere right outside their door. Those looking for quiet wilderness isolation might prefer state parks, but travelers seeking local flavor, live entertainment, and an easy jump-off point for coastal Maine exploration will find this a convenient roadside stop.
Reviews
Robert Galbreath
Fun, friendly, clean with an amazing staff. Clean simple rooms fantastic BBQ ,Legit biscuits and gravy. It's a bike rally everyday at Bentleys. My new favorite destination. Jaw dropping mc stunt show.
J Price
What a great find! The wife pulled this one up on a Google map search while driving down Route 1. Off season so not crowded. Great service by all on staff. Ask for Jackie for table service. She was wonderful. Very entertaining site with great food. Tried a lobster roll, hallibut chunks and scallop basket. We can't wait to return to the area next year another meal.
David Berthiaume
Road in with a few of my buddies. The bands were great. Beer and food, a little pricey but worth it for the experience. Loved the twin lobster bucket. We tent camped in the primitive, shady site's. The bath house / showers were top notch. So was the staff. They have an awesome crew. Will be back next year.
Michele Sherman
We just went to Bentley’s! We’ve heard so much about it! They did not disappoint!!! Great food and it was a Monday so $6 margaritas! If we are ever in the area again we will definitely have to stop by!!!
Diana Daugherty
Fun place with good food and service. Motel rooms and park models available to “take the elevator home”. We stayed in one of the motel rooms. Don’t expect any amenities! Bare bones dated room. Double bed was a bit of a challenge for my big guy and I. In room coffee service and TV. Place was clean - no toiletries but bar soap. The one night charge of $175 was a bit steep but the convenience was worth it. Good destination for bikers.