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Duck Puddle Campground
Duck Puddle Campground is a family-friendly campground located in Nobleboro, Maine. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including a swimming pool, playground, and a game room. There are also plenty of activities to keep you busy, such as fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. The campground also offers a variety of campsites, ranging from primitive sites to full hookup sites. The campground is located near the Duck Puddle Nature Preserve, which offers a variety of trails and wildlife viewing opportunities.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Morgan Schreiber
My Wife and I had duck puddle as our weekend venue for our wedding Paul and Meredith tended to our every need/want with no questions asked. They made sure things went smoothly. Everything from the shuttling people from the lake to the barn, making sure we had a fire, to need like an iron or getting the cupcakes read to go the day of the wedding. They even set up chairs and tables. They and the rest of the duck puddle crew were great. Thank you for making our weekend run smoothly!
dana blondin
This place is awesome. Meredith and Paul made our daughters wedding an occasion we will never forget. Their facility is just beautiful and the barn was amazing. They made us feel like family the whole time we were there and were always available to assist us in anything we needed. We have only known them for a week but felt like we are part of their family. We can never thank you enough. We hope to see you again soon. Thank you Dana Blondin & Family, Alex & Megan
Andrew Deshler
Paul and staff were very welcoming. Online registering was easy. Their local knowledge was extensive and they were very helpful with our request for an extended checkout providing a site for us to drop our trailer while exactly lording the oyster trail.
Gwen Roberge
Campsites very close with very little privacy and in the sun majority of the afternoon. Showers are coin operated with no warning in advance. 1 quarter= 6 minutes of hot water. After paying $35/night for the tiny site, hot water should 100% be included. On top of that the showers were really really dirty and could definitely use a deep clean. The small beach area works well for a quick dip to cool off. This campground appears to be a 1-2 day quick camping trip. Longer stays would be better elsewhere.
Emily D
My friends and I had a great time this weekend at Duck Puddle. It’s a family-oriented campsite and although we are all in our 30s and no kids we felt we fit in just fine. Great swimming (and skinny dipping!) and fantastic amenities.