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Portland / Freeport Area Campgrounds
The Greater Portland Region offers camping with beautiful vistas, succulent lobster, stately lighthouses, outdoor adventures, exceptional shopping, miles of unspoiled sand beaches, and a vibrant nightlife – everything you’ve come to expect from a Maine vacation, all within a 15-mile radius of the state’s largest metropolitan area.
The brick and cobblestone streets of the Old Port in Portland are lined with artisans’ shops, galleries and boutiques, and fishermen still unload their catch on the working waterfront.
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Portland / Freeport Highlights:
- Portland is home to spectator sports including hockey, baseball and basketball sports teams, a symphony orchestra, multiple theatre companies, and the Portland Museum of Art, one of the best art museums in New England.
- Greater Portland is also home to four lighthouses, the most famous of these being the picturesque Portland Head Light and museum, commissioned in 1791 by George Washington.
- Enjoy a day on Casco Bay visiting islands with the Casco Bay Ferries, relax on a traditional vintage schooner or windjammer, take a whale watch cruise or try hauling lobster in a real lobster boat – all from the center of downtown Portland.
- Freeport is home to L.L. Bean Outfitters flagship store featuring the L.L. Bean Summer Concert series. Visit their website for more information.
portland / freeport area campgrounds:
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547 Hallowell Rd, Pownal, Maine, 04069
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39 Baker Road, Freeport, Maine, 04032
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24 Leisure Lane, Durham, Maine, 04222
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11 Dotens Ln, Freeport, Maine, 04032
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56 Saco Street, Portland, Maine, 04074
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134 Burnett Rd, Freeport, Maine, 04032
Read the Maine Camping Guide
The Maine Camping Guide is printed annually and is also available online for your convenience! Flip through the pages to find out more information about the +180 Maine Campgrounds nestled in beautiful landscapes across eight regions of the state, full of activities, nature, and more.