Bradbury Mountain State Park | Established Campground

October 7th, 2023 by mtsoprishiker

Small wooded campground featuring a network of mountain bike trails, also used by walkers. 35 sites fairly close together. We were in #4, classified as a "large" site, maybe 30ish feet in length, plenty for a camper van. No electric, pit toilets, showers, and the cutest outdoor kitchen with dishwashing, coffee maker, and community plates, pans, and mugs. Reservable during peak season, but was all first-come first-served in October. No problem finding a site on Indigenous People's weekend, whereas several nearby campground were either closed, booked, or required minimum stays. $16 ME residents or $27 out-of-state.

August 18th, 2023 by h_glinne

beautiful campground in the wood. small kitchen upfront and wood to buy. campsite are a bit small so not really for big rig

May 1st, 2023 by ingo.kindler

an update to prices, non-resident pays 27.25 per night, see attached pic.

at the entrance is a little open kitchen with cans to take for free, fridge with pop's to pay, books and games to borrow and dishes to use, but bring back - see picture.

August 31st, 2022 by amberpechin

This is quite possibly the nicest campground I’ve ever stayed at for $27.50 a night. Hot (free) showers, a kitchen with running water for washing dishes, pet friendly, flush toilets… it’s a great place to stay if you have been on the road a while and need to clean up.

October 12th, 2021 by enmiles

Nice campground, though the sites are not very private.

September 3rd, 2020 by catherineowensby

Nice campground. Pit toilets & showers. Bike & hike straight from the campground. We paid $30 for one night.

June 5th, 2015 by It's not a slow car, it's a fast house

Basic state park. Campsites. Fields. Pit toilets. Hot showers. Sink station. Trash and. Fire rings. Picnic tables.