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Desert Of Maine Campground
The Desert of Maine Campground in Freeport, ME is a family-friendly campground located in the heart of Maine's beautiful mid-coast region. The campground offers a variety of camping options, including tent sites, RV sites, and cabins. The campground is situated on 40 acres of wooded land, and is surrounded by the picturesque White Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean. The campground offers a variety of activities, including swimming, fishing, hiking, biking, and more. The campground also features a playground, a game room, and a camp store. The Desert of Maine Campground is a great place to relax and enjoy the beauty of Maine.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
Kristen Tanzer Teixeira
This was SUCH a cool place to stay! Was looking for a Fall night away and did not know what to expect and it was AWESOME! We chose one of the A frames looking into the woods and the stream and it was beautiful! So private and cozy. We had s'mores and just enjoyed the cool night. We even heard a wolf howl! AMAZING! The room was warm and clean and so inviting, the bed was super comfy and we were right near the bathroom area which was SPOTLESS. The little camp store was perfect as we ended up needing firewood. None of the amenities were since it fall/winter but we didn't mind. We walked the desert and hiked the blue trail. Loved the fairy theme labyrinth and history walk. Such a COOL place! If I had kids I'd bring them in the summer for sure. It would be SO fun! The whole process from beginning to end was EFFORTLESS. The website link with all the info and times email notices made the entire experience simple and fun. Legit love it here and can't WAIT to come back!
Emily Howe
I stayed 3 nights at site 18 in October 2025. It was absolutely perfect. There were plenty of towels and linens and warm blankets. The bath house is so clean and nice, and I wasn't freezing cold when I got out. The toilet in the cabin is in a little closet, just right but cold if you leave the door closed. The cabin is one large room and it feels so spacious and lovely. Plenty of privacy with the provided curtains, if you want it. Large bed was comfy and cozy. Chargers easy to use on built in shelf by the bed. Coffee and etc in the cabin was more than enough and made everything even lovelier. The heat pump over the bed was just right for me. I wasn't looking to rough it, I wanted to relax and I did. I liked it so much Im going to ask them about bringing a retreat there in 2026. Photos are spot on accurate. They owners are clearly hilarious and committed to quality. Well done.
Lindsey Duran
We stayed in a Luxe tent for one night. My family and I loved the putt putt and the desert was unique. Our tent had plenty of room for our family of five with the three young kids sharing the pull out couch. We wish there had been an extra electric blanket to put on the pull out couch; it would have helped keep the kids a lot warmer. The wood burning stove helped to take the edge off of the chill, but we would have spend $100 on wood if we had stayed another night or two. The wood bundles come with a nylon rope handle stapled to them. My husband was not able to get the rope off of the piece of wood it was stapled to and threw it in the fire. It created so much smoke that we had to open all the windows and leave early. I would add a warning about burning those or maybe have some way for the handles to be removed easier. We would definitely stay again. The location was great.
Matthew Flyntz
My wife and I stayed in the tent at site 30 and had a great time! The tent was super cozy and well furnished. The bed was shockingly comfortable. The bath house was super clean. The self-service camp store had a nice variety of food, drink, and campfire-related items available to purchase. One thing to note for campers: the Desert of Maine is free to access after its normal operating hours. We walked right in around 8:00 am and got to explore for free.
Stephanie Costa
We LOVED staying here! When camping we normally bring our tents, but we decided a 2 night stay somewhere it wasn't worth the hassle of our tents. We loved "camping" in the woods and having a fire pit but with a heated/air conditioned and full bathroom to call our own too. Everything was super clean and well maintained. We also really enjoyed the mini-golf and desert. Such a great find, thank you for building a luxury camping experience in a great location, we will be back for sure!