Great place, much more quite than I anticipated. Even though it was pretty full it was quiet and peaceful!

Stayed here 2 nights in our RV after finding the location on Harvest Hosts. We opted to pay $50 per night for full hookups. Water was 40psi, 50amp, and sewer. Cell service was adequate for work and streaming (AT&T and Verizon)Quiet location even with a few other RVs and cottages nearby. We had a pretty crazy storm roll through one ...moreStayed here 2 nights in our RV after finding the location on Harvest Hosts. We opted to pay $50 per night for full hookups. Water was 40psi, 50amp, and sewer. Cell service was adequate for work and streaming (AT&T and Verizon)Quiet location even with a few other RVs and cottages nearby. We had a pretty crazy storm roll through one evening but it made for an incredible sunset.A bit tricky to get into with a big rig. Go down the road to the roundabout to come back the opposite direction. Much easier to navigate the sharp turn that way.

Great place to set up camp. Great food beers and people

Boothbay Brewery has 5 full hook-up RV sites, along with some dry overnight parking, and cabins for rent, on the site of their brewery/tavern. It's the perfect place to stay, while exploring BoothBay and surrounding areas. It's quiet, peaceful, clean, well cared for, level spots, great hookups, free wifi, and just minutes from the ...moreBoothbay Brewery has 5 full hook-up RV sites, along with some dry overnight parking, and cabins for rent, on the site of their brewery/tavern. It's the perfect place to stay, while exploring BoothBay and surrounding areas. It's quiet, peaceful, clean, well cared for, level spots, great hookups, free wifi, and just minutes from the harbor. The brewery is open 12-4pm Tues-Sat (which we found odd) and has great brews and the occasional food truck to try out. They have a nice outside patio, bocci ball, inside seating, and the friendliest staff ever! The Boothbay harbor is just 2 miles way, with plenty of actives, shopping, and dining. Other harbors are easily accessible from this area, and there are tons of preserves and hiking trails all around. This was the PERFECT Maine experience! **Note - it is an extreme sharp (almost U) turn to get onto Adams Pond Rd from the state highway coming in. If you are a smaller rig, you can come down the North side of Adams Pond Rd from the highway. If you are a big rig, or taller than 12 foot, then you MUST continue down the highway about 2/10ths of a mile, and use the large round about to turn around and come back to the South entrance.

With only six FHU, 50 amp sites, this is a quiet gem in front of a small craft brewery and tavern. Dirt and grass with small greenery space between sites. Level with open sky. Quiet and dark at night. No showers or laundry. No WiFi.Wonderful fully contained cabins included with large green space. Owners Win and Laurie are v...moreWith only six FHU, 50 amp sites, this is a quiet gem in front of a small craft brewery and tavern. Dirt and grass with small greenery space between sites. Level with open sky. Quiet and dark at night. No showers or laundry. No WiFi.Wonderful fully contained cabins included with large green space. Owners Win and Laurie are very welcoming and make you feel like you're visitors to their home, rather than "customers". The tavern is open 12-4 Tues - Sat and has a delicious selection of craft beer. No kitchen, but different food trucks come on certain days or they have BYOF days. The on site restaurant was not open this season, but will probably reopen in 2019.Coming from Hwy 1, you will pass the brewery on Adams Pond and use the traffic circle to make a U-turn back so you can make a safe left turn. We loved this little place for a quiet Labor Day Weekend without the crazy crowds of the larger park down the road. I highly recommend making this your stop when in the area.