The best dog-friendly camping near Bingham

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In Bingham, camping with your pets isn’t just possible—it’s the norm, with over 1,100 pet-friendly campsites set among rivers, woods, and open fields. Expect a mix of setups that make travelling with animals easy: campfires allowed, showers that actually work, and toilets that aren’t a trek away. Prices stretch from as low as $12 a night up to an average of $45, so you can keep things simple or spring for a few extras. Fishing, wildlife-watching, and snow sports all draw campers back season after season. Locals keep coming back to Camp Cochran Webb River Carthage Me (162 reviews), Hole in the Wall Camping (157 reviews), and Howling Goat Farm and Grange (130 reviews). Bring your dog, pack your fishing rod, and settle in—Bingham’s got room for you both.

94% (1.4K) 337 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Bingham

2. Maine Yurts COmmunity

100%
(2)
16mi from Bingham · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Beautifully nestled in the Western Mountains of Maine, you are invited to come retreat, relax and restore your humanity by being immersed in the woods in an off grid handmade yurt, primitive campsite or available parking for vehicle or RV! Located upon land where there was once an 1800s homestead and with a surviving, but abandoned, hand dug and rock lined well and cemetery surrounded by many old rock walls that tell of times past when sheep and livestock roamed these foothills. This is a great location to access all the wild and tame wonders this beautiful area has to offer being close to Appalachian Trail, Sugarloaf, Saddleback and the surrounding foothills and towns to enjoy four seasons of adventures! There are 40+ acres to explore on the property with many self sustaining projects in the works and it is a pleasure to be able to share these practices with others!
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from 
$25
 / night

3. Camping at Runamuk Acres

92%
(19)
12mi from Bingham · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
The Runamuk Acres Conservation Farm is settled at the foot of western Maine's Bigelow Moutain Range, in the village of North New Portland, with views of Mt Abram to the west, and Black Hill looming to the east. The farm boasts a large vegetable garden, perennial flower beds, herb gardens, chickens and sheep on pasture, a buzzing apiary, and a lush meadow with a secret forest beyond. A love for nature and a desire to preserve the landscape for future generations is the heart of Runamuk. The farm practices agricultural conservation for the health of honeybees, native pollinators and other beneficial insects. Because pollinators are a keystone species, by focusing on their conservation Runamuk is able to provide a benefit to the entire ecosystem. That’s why Runamuk’s mission is to practice “Bee-friendly farming for a more sustainable tomorrow”.Learn more about this land:Camps are tucked into a forested area beyond a secluded wildflower meadow on this conservation farm in western Maine. Easy access to the Bigelow Mountain Range, the Appalachian Trail, and myriad outdoor sporting activities (hiking, fishing, biking, hunting, swimming, sight-seeing, birdwatching, etc.).
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from 
$35
 / night

In Bingham, camping with your pets isn’t just possible—it’s the norm, with over 1,100 pet-friendly campsites set among rivers, woods, and open fields. Expect a mix of setups that make travelling with animals easy: campfires allowed, showers that actually work, and toilets that aren’t a trek away. Prices stretch from as low as $12 a night up to an average of $45, so you can keep things simple or spring for a few extras. Fishing, wildlife-watching, and snow sports all draw campers back season after season. Locals keep coming back to Camp Cochran Webb River Carthage Me (162 reviews), Hole in the Wall Camping (157 reviews), and Howling Goat Farm and Grange (130 reviews). Bring your dog, pack your fishing rod, and settle in—Bingham’s got room for you both.

94% (1.4K) 337 campsites

Top-rated campgrounds near Bingham

2. Maine Yurts COmmunity

100%
(2)
16mi from Bingham · 12 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Beautifully nestled in the Western Mountains of Maine, you are invited to come retreat, relax and restore your humanity by being immersed in the woods in an off grid handmade yurt, primitive campsite or available parking for vehicle or RV! Located upon land where there was once an 1800s homestead and with a surviving, but abandoned, hand dug and rock lined well and cemetery surrounded by many old rock walls that tell of times past when sheep and livestock roamed these foothills. This is a great location to access all the wild and tame wonders this beautiful area has to offer being close to Appalachian Trail, Sugarloaf, Saddleback and the surrounding foothills and towns to enjoy four seasons of adventures! There are 40+ acres to explore on the property with many self sustaining projects in the works and it is a pleasure to be able to share these practices with others!
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from 
$25
 / night

3. Camping at Runamuk Acres

92%
(19)
12mi from Bingham · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
The Runamuk Acres Conservation Farm is settled at the foot of western Maine's Bigelow Moutain Range, in the village of North New Portland, with views of Mt Abram to the west, and Black Hill looming to the east. The farm boasts a large vegetable garden, perennial flower beds, herb gardens, chickens and sheep on pasture, a buzzing apiary, and a lush meadow with a secret forest beyond. A love for nature and a desire to preserve the landscape for future generations is the heart of Runamuk. The farm practices agricultural conservation for the health of honeybees, native pollinators and other beneficial insects. Because pollinators are a keystone species, by focusing on their conservation Runamuk is able to provide a benefit to the entire ecosystem. That’s why Runamuk’s mission is to practice “Bee-friendly farming for a more sustainable tomorrow”.Learn more about this land:Camps are tucked into a forested area beyond a secluded wildflower meadow on this conservation farm in western Maine. Easy access to the Bigelow Mountain Range, the Appalachian Trail, and myriad outdoor sporting activities (hiking, fishing, biking, hunting, swimming, sight-seeing, birdwatching, etc.).
Toilets
Campfires
Potable water
from 
$35
 / night

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