Freeport Durham KOA

jmca d

Quiet well kept large campground. Staff is friendly and helpful. Great place for an extended stay or just an overnight stay while going to or coming f om Canada

Mrs DDD

Very nice staff! The roads could use some TLC …..probably just worn out from a busy season! Campsites are spacious but the rv sites that begin with B have a quarry right behind them and the big trucks begin at 7:00 am! A little loud! Great gift shop!

Tamara DeVries

We had a wonderful stay at the Freeport/Durham KOA. The staff were friendly, the place was clean and our campsite in the woods was quiet and peaceful. We enjoyed the extra activities for the kids, as well as the pool and the playground. The highlight was being able to pet the beautiful horses and cute donkey. We would definitely recommend this campground!

Joshua Regula

We reserved a group tent site and were given E37 for 2 nights. To call this a site, let alone a group tent site, is a stretch. All the cabins in the vicinity were occupied by the same group, making our site little more than a short cut and extra parking spot for them. They walked right through the middle of our site all weekend, headlamps and everything. Friday night they were up until after 1am with no enforcement of quiet hours. We had to leave the campground to get any peace. When we returned after dinner on Saturday evening we found the store had closed an hour early, leaving us unable to purchase firewood for the night. The staff was friendly enough, the newer bathhouse was nice, and the actual tent sites looked ok but DO NOT let them put you at E37 unless you just want to be an awkward inconvenience for those around you. They should just make the site an extra 2 parking spots for the cabins.

Kelly Shank

We enjoyed our stay! Typical, no frills tent site which was perfect for a short trip to Maine. Within 30-45 minutes of greater Portland attractions! The only negative thing is that the bathhouse could have been tidier. I often found the showers to be dirty. Also there is a quarry next door so it was a little noisy for a tent site, but I don’t think you could hear any noise if you were RV’Ing. However, for the price and amenities, they did a good job building this KOA. Seems to be a local favorite, lots of seasonal campers it looks like. Keep in mind nearest towns are 15-30 minute drive so you may have to drive to see any attractions, beach, or to find restaurants.

David Gaunt

This was our first trip to Maine and we decided to camp at the last minute. We were able to book a site and have found the managers totally friendly and helpful. I feel like they went the extra mile to meet what ever needs we had. We will be back for sure.

Cori Kinsey

This KOA is rated mediocre compared to most of the KOAs we've stayed at. A couple of suggestions ~ The entire campground was pitch black at night. A street light by the restrooms and one by the entrance to the campground would be nice. The road could stand to have a load of gravel hauled in to repair the deep potholes, an easy fix considering there is a gravel pit on the way in to the campground. Our campsite was a nice back in amongst the trees. Sure it served its purpose but with a few touch ups it would get a 5 star rating.

Arlie Peck

As my wife and I normally do, we stayed in one of the Rustic, Primitive or Basic (identified differently by each KOA) cabins. We loved the location of the cabin in the midst of tall trees and facing the trees. The cabin had a large window (a first for us having stayed in 55 such KOA cabins) at the back which was great for viewing and letting the light in. It was easy to open and to lock. The cabin was great. The walk to either bathroom/shower facility was reasonable. The newer facility was impressive with individual showers plus the larger part with 4 sinks and stools. All were cleaned well. The reason I didn't rate this KOA with a 5 is the condition of the roads which had giant holes and ruts filling and remaining partially full of water any time it rained. This KOA has horses that can be ridden, a nice playground and pool, so it has much to offer with fairly wide RV sites also. But drainage and road conditions need some attention.

Robert Butler

Great camping experience. We found Paul and his staff ready and able to make us happy. My grandson is wheel chair bound and loved visiting the horses, ponies and donkeys very calming. The whole staff was wonderful.

Brendon Barnes

Pizza night tho