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Enjoy our 1825 Maine homestead; large back yard with woods, privacy too. Large river; hiking trail nearby, ocean beach about 3 miles away, attractive fishing village 5 miles away
Pitch a tent in the yard or back woods, inside bath available 24/7. Rustic camping. This is our backyard and no real assigned camping spots. We can accommodate Rv’s and campers in the front driveway, as well. Can be noisy due to being right on the roadway. But this is right on the road, so Not suggested. Bicycle 3 miles to a sand beach, or half mile to the st. George river and; historic fort. Hiking trails, picturesque fishing villages nearby. Great backyard camping experience with picnic area and fire pit for use. Must have lights. We are not a campground. Please arrive before dark to set up. Great location for touring the area and attractions
Please be sure to let us know your estimated arrival time the day you are arriving. This is our home and we must be home to show you around and let you in the bathroom, etc.
We loved camping on Brenda’s land! She has a beautiful yard that feels very comfortable and inviting. Brenda was very friendly and greeted us upon our arrival. The bathroom for use is right in through one of the doors and was clean and inviting as well. Highly recommend camping here!
A beautiful, spacious, though mostly sloping area for camping with scattered level spots. The host advertises bathroom access, but I found the door locked at the time of my early departure.
Brenda was a warm and friendly host who made us feel very welcome camping at her lovely place. Our only regret is that we had only one night that we could stay there since we were on a schedule!
I was made very welcome and felt safe camping there in my tent which I put up in their beautiful green area with lovely gardens.
Washroom and shower available.
I very much enjoyed the short distance to St George for food and supplies as well as only about a 25min drive to the Monhegan island ferry.
Location
St George, Knox, Maine, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Wabanaki (Dawnland Confederacy), N’dakina (Abenaki / Abénaquis), and Nanrantsouak First Nations according to