Group Camping Fees

Campsite Reservations
There is a $25.00 non-refundable reservation fee for group campsites. You can call or visit us to make a reservation, but unless the reservation fee is paid within two weeks of the initial request, the reserved dates may be made available to another camping party.

Camping Fee
In addition to the reservation fee, group campsites charge a fee of $3.00+tax per person, per night (there are no age discounts or exemptions). There is a minimum group camping fee of $30.00+tax per night.

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Got a really big group?

We might be able to help you! Each year park managers work with scouting organizations, youth groups, and other event organizers to stage camporees, annual meetings, and other special events. Planning is essential, timing is critical, and special activity permits are required (along with special insurance riders). Please feel free to contact the park for more information. Call today.

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Designated Group Camping Areas
are available at the following
Maine State Parks:

Allagash Wilderness Waterway:
Group camping on the Allagash Wilderness Waterway is STRICTLY LIMITED. For more information, please contact the Northern Region Office at 207 941-4014.

Aroostook State Park:
A favorite spot for Boy and Girl Scout troops, Aroostook State Park’s group site can accommodate up to 30 campers. Tent camping only. For more information, please contact the park at 207 768-8341

Bradbury Mountain State Park:
A group area near park headquarters can hold groups up to 100 campers. Tent camping only. For more information, please contact the park at 207 688-4712.

Camden Hills State Park:
Five campsites, each with a capacity of approximately 35 campers, are located on the ocean side of the park. Newly constructed bathrooms feature hot showers. For more information, call 207 236-3109 (May – October) or 207 236-0849 (November – April).

Lamoine State Park:
Two new group campsites can be combined to accommodate tenting groups up to 60 campers. For more information, call 207 667-4778 (April – October) or 207 941-4014 (November – March).

Lily Bay, Mud Brook:
A private peninsula on Moosehead Lake, Mud Brook is one of the most sought after group sites in the state of Maine. This site is equipped with a large fire ring, hand pump for water, several picnic tables, an Adirondack shelter, and outhouse. Tent camping only. There is a site minimum of 10 campers, with a maximum of 50, per night. For more information, please call 207 941-4014 (January – April) or 207 695-2700 (May – September).

Mount Blue State Park:
Two lakeside group sites and one at the base of Mt. Blue each with its own Adirondack shelter can accommodate groups up to 40 campers (tents only). Sites are in proximity to the nature center, boat launch, and Mt. Blue. For more information, please contact the park at 207-585-2261.

Penobscot River Corridor:
Group camping on the Penobscot River Corridor is STRICTLY LIMITED. For more information, please contact the Northern Region Office at 207 941-4014.

Rangeley Lake State Park:
Two wooded group campsites can accommodate groups up to 50 campers. Tent camping only. For more information, call 207 864-3858 (April – October) or 207 624-6080 (November – March).

Sebago Lake State Park:
A popular location for group camping, Sebago Lake State Park provides tent camping opportunities at fourteen group campsites. Amenities include water access, swimming beaches, drinking water, hiking trails, picnic tables and campfire rings. Hot showers and flush toilets are available. Some sites have Adirondack shelters. Groups of more than 100 campers may be accommodated. For more information, please contact the park at 207 693-6231.

Warren Island State Park:
Nestled in the center of Warren Island’s 55 acres are 3 large campsites with a combined maximum capacity of 50 campers. Please note that this is a water access park in Penobscot Bay. Each site is equipped with fire pit, picnic table, and adjacent outhouse. For more information, please call the Northern Region office at 207 941-4014.