*Opening day 2026: Fri, May 22

Moosehead Family Campground

A clean family atmosphere awaits north woods travelers and sportsmen at Moosehead Family Campground. Traveling north on Route 15, a gradual awareness you're entering a special place, somewhere unique and timeless begins to take over your very soul. The frantic, hurried world starts to fade away as you progress toward a gentler time. Arrive, settle in & relax. When you set out on one of the many adventures waiting for you and head towards town, a view opens before you that must surely be a fantasy...another world...a view not found anywhere else...

Moosehead Family Campground is located in Greenville, Maine on Rt. 15 just one mile south of Moosehead Lake in the Katahdin – Moosehead Lake Region.

This is Moosehead Family Campground…Come Find YOUR Happy Place!

Upcoming Events

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Season Office & Store Hours:
Check in is from 1:00 pm to 7:00 pm, please call ahead if you are going to be later than 7:00 pm. There are NO check-ins/set up after 8:00 pm, NO EXCEPTIONS.
Check out is at 11:00 am, please check out on time so that we can ensure check-ins are not delayed. There is a $50 fee for late check out.

May 22, 2026 - October 12, 2026

Sunday – Saturday 8:00 am to 8:00 pm

Phone: (207) 695-2210

If you call and there is no answer, please leave your name, phone number and a brief message. If you are looking to book, please leave the dates, camper/tent (for camper, type and length) so that we can be ready with the info to call you back. There is not always someone in the office to take phone calls during the day time, so messages are super helpful if you want a call back. 

Email: mail@mooseheadcampground.com

Off Season Office Hours:
October 12, 2025 - May 21, 2026

Leave a message if we are not able to answer and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Reservations for Summer 2026 will open up January 1st, 2026.

RV SITES

Our RV sites will be your home away from home! We have sites that are open, wooded or located in the beautiful apple orchard! We have 20/30 AMP sites and 20/30/50 AMP sites. All sites have water on them & there is a sewer dump station in front of the bath house. All sites have a fire ring and picnic table.

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TENT SITES

Our tent sites are all in a wooded portion of the campground, just a short walk away from the bathhouse. All sites have a fire ring and picnic table.


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TENTING
YOU MAY TENT ON ANY SITE THAT YOU WISH
THE PRICE IS BASED ON THE SITE YOU HAVE SELECTED,
NOT THE FACT THAT YOU ARE TENTING
ALL TENT SITES HAVE FIRE RINGS & PICNIC TABLES
THERE IS NOT ELECTRIC OR WATER SUPPLY ON THE TENT SITES, IF YOU NEED EITHER, SELECT AN RV SITE
RATES
NIGHTLY $42
HOLIDAY WEEKEND $46
FLY IN WEEKEND $48
WEEKLY $294

RV/CAMPER
ALL RV/CAMPER SITE PRICES ARE BASED ON THE SITE YOU SELECT & YOUR CAMPER
IF YOU NEED 20/30 AMP, BUT SELECT A 20/30/50 AMP SITE, YOU WILL BE CHARGED THE 20/30/50 AMP SITE PRICE
CERTAIN SITES HAVE RIG TYPE RESTRICTIONS, PLEASE REFER TO THE NOTES IN THE SITE MAP OR CALL
ALL RV/CAMPER SITES HAVE FIRE RINGS, PICNIC TABLES, WATER & ELECTRIC
THERE IS NOT SEWER ON THE INDIVIDUAL CAMP SITES, THERE IS A DUMP STATION IN FRONT OF THE BATHHOUSE

RATES

RV/CAMPER SITES - 20/30 AMP
WITH WATER & ELECTRIC
NIGHTLY $47
HOLIDAY WEEKEND $51
FLY IN WEEKEND $53
WEEKLY $329

RV/CAMPER SITES - 20/30/50 AMP
WITH WATER & ELECTRIC
NIGHTLY $57
HOLIDAY WEEKEND $61
FLY IN WEEKEND $63
WEEKLY $399

All site rentals are for 2 adults & 2 children, all extra adults are $10/per night & children are $7/per night.
More than 4 adults will need to rent 2 or more sites.


WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO MOVE YOUR SITE TO ANOTHER SITE OF THE SAME CLASS TO ACCOMMODATE FOR LONGER STAYS


RATES & DEPOSIT, CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICIES MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME



DISCOUNTS FOR ALL ACTIVE DUTY, VETERANS & FIRST RESPONDERS

*SELECT MEMBERSHIP AT CHECK OUT AND SELECT EITHER MILITARY OR FIRST RESPONDER AND ENTER THE INFO

3 night minimum stay on Memorial, Labor Day & Columbus Day weekends *
2 night minimun stay over the 4th of July *
Fly-In Weekend in September is at the Fly-In rate & 2 night minimum *
*HOLIDAY RATES APPLY

DEPOSITS: ALL HOLIDAY WEEKEND & FLY-IN STAYS REQUIRE EITHER HALF DOWN OR TO BE PAID IN FULL WHEN BOOKING.

FIRST NIGHTS STAY, PLUS EXTRA PERSON FEES ARE DUE AS A DEPOSIT WHEN BOOKING.
IF BOOKING WITHIN 14
 DAYS OF ARRIVAL TIME, TOTAL RESERVATION MUST BE PAID WHEN BOOKING.
CANCELLATIONS: A NO-SHOW WILL RESULT IN BEING CHARGED THE AMOUNT OF THE STAY TO THE CARD ON FILE.

IF YOU CANCEL WITHIN 14 DAYS OF ARRIVAL YOUR DEPOSIT IS NON-REFUNDABLE.
IF YOU CANCEL WITHIN 14 DAYS OF ARRIVAL FOR A HOLIDAY OR FLY-IN $100 IS NON-REFUNDABLE.
CANCELLATION MORE THAN 14 DAYS PRIOR TO ARRIVAL WILL RESULT IN A $15 FEE.
CANCELLATION MORE THAN 14 DAY PRIOR TO A HOLIDAY/FLY-IN ARRIVAL WILL RESULT IN A $50 FEE.

Select choose your dates on the map, adjust your arrival and departure dates on the calendars and the map will populate with the available sites in green. 
Click on each site for a short description and photo. After you have selected the one you would like, select book now to be taken to the reservation screen. 
Now you will be asked information on your RV/camper/tent. If you have a rear fold out deck, please ADD that onto the length of the camper (ex: 32 foot trailer and 6 foot deck, you are now 38 feet long). 
You will be able to see where you fit and where you don't. After you have selected the one you would like, select continue and fill in each box correctly. 
We need rig info, type & length (tent use 0), number of adults, children and pets. We need to know how many vehicles & trailers (camper counts as a trailer).
Not all sites accommodate more than one vehicle with your camper/RV, please call with questions.
We are not responsible if you show up with extra vehicles and it will not all fit on your site. There is NOT extra parking space available elsehere.
ATVs are NOT allowed through the campground per our insurance company and must be parked in the ATV parking area (which is limited space), please note in the comments section if you have ATVs/trailers/boats so we can account for the space accordingly.
Failure to do so, may mean you arrive and there is not extra room.
There are no trailers allowed on the tent sites at all, they simply do not fit.

 

 

 
 

SAFETY, RULES & CONSIDERATION

ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES - Maine State law prohibits anyone under the age of 21 to possess or consume alcoholic beverages or anyone to furnish alcoholic beverages to anyone under the age of 21. Please keep alcohol contained to your own campsite.

BICYCLES - State of Maine Law requires that children under the age of 16 years old to wear a helmet, please make sure your children wear one. Bicycles may not be ridden after dark.

CHILDREN - Your children are your responsibility, please keep an eye on them. No one under the age of 18 will be allowed to camp or be left without adult supervision.

SMOKING & VAPING - Please do not drop cigarette butts on the ground. Discarding of butts should be done in a clean and safe manner. Please dispose of them in a safe manner so that they do not catch trash barrels/forest on fire. Please do not smoke ANYTHING in/around restrooms, store, or playground.

FIREWORKS, FIREARMS, OTHER WEAPONS, AND ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES ARE PROHIBITED ON CAMPGROUND PROPERTY

MOOSEHEAD ATV RIDERS - The town of Greenville asks that you please stay on the marked ATV Access Route. To access Indian Hill Trading Post, please travel in the breakdown lane. Please carefully watch for traffic on Route 15, it’s fast. When travelling in downtown Greenville you will stay in the travel lane and abide by the posted speed limit, 25 MPH. You must be 16 years of age or older to operate an ATV on a public paved road in Maine. Please stay on marked trails.

PROFANITY/BEHAVIOR - This is a family campground, explicit, rowdy, or inappropriate behavior/language by children or adults will not be tolerated.

QUIET HOURS - Are from 10pm - 7am. Please no radios or TVs on outside during quiet hours. Please be respectful of others trying to relax or sleep.

VEHICLES - The speed limit in the campground is 5 MPH. There is limited space on each site for parking, depending on the site. Parking on adjacent sites or blocking the roads are not allowed. Please watch for children, pets and people walking. There will be no refund given for guests asked to leave for unsafe driving. No ATV’s, golf carts or other motorized vehicles allowed on campground roads or on your site (except for sites 1, 3, 4, 25 or 26. ATV’s are to be parked in the designated area by the office.

BATHROOMS - Bathrooms are cleaned daily. Please pick up after yourself when exiting the bathroom. Young children must be accompanied by an adult. NO BARE FEET.

CAMPFIRES - Must be kept small and within the fire pit provided by the campground. Do not leave your campsite or go to bed with a fire still burning. PLEASE DO NOT MOVE FIRE PITS. Firewood is sold at the store. Do not burn large logs, pressure treated/painted lumber or lumber with nails, screws, or staples. Firewood from out of state is not permitted, per Maine state law. This prevents the spread of insects, etc., from one location or state to another. Please use caution with fires on windy days. Do not burn trash in your fire, only paper and wood are allowed. There will be a fee of $25 if trash is left.

NO CUTTING OR DISFIGURING ANY TREES

DO NOT DUMP CHARCOAL OR ASHES IN THE WOODS

CAMPSITES - Campsites are rented to one group consisting of two adults and two children (under 18). Extra adults or children will be charged a fee. Please do not drive nails, screws or any other damaging object into trees or peel the bark off. Please dispose of all trash and recyclables in the appropriate bins throughout the campground. Please do not leave trash outside your camper/tent at night, it will likely attract unwanted nuisance animals. Please leave picnic tables, railroad ties, fire rings and grates, and the site the way you found them.

PETS - We are a pet friendly campground. Pets must be QUIET AT ALL TIMES AND PICKED UP AFTER. Pets are not to be left unattended at any time. Pets must always be leashed and under control.

SEWERAGE/DUMP STATION - The dump station is free to our campers when exiting the campground. Only use RV toilet paper in your RV. No fluid discharge of any type can flow into or onto the ground, per state law. Please use the sink outside the rest rooms for washing dishes.

RESERVATIONS, DEPOSITS, CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS 
Upon making a reservation online or over the phone there will be a deposit required for one night’s stay plus fees.
Reserving within 14 days of your stay, full payment is required.
Holiday reservations, require to pay half down when booking.
Sea plane fly-in reservations, require payment in full when booking.
No refunds issued for an early departure or departure due to weather.
If you shorten your length of stay upon arrival, you will need to pay for the full original reservation.
No-shows authorize the full stay to be charged to the card on file.
Cancellation within 14 days before arrival, will result in forfeiting the deposit/payment.
Cancellation prior to 14 days before arrival there is a $15 fee or $50 for a holiday weekend & the Fly-In.

If you reserve more than one campsite, you are responsible for the deposit for each family for which you have reserved a site or sites.

CHECK-IN - Check-in is from 1pm until 7pm. If you will be arriving after 7pm, please call the office to notify and check-in over the phone.
Check-in/set up after 8 pm is not permitted under any circumstance, please plan accordingly.

CHECK-OUT - Check-outs are at 11am. Late check-out fee is $25.00.

PRIVACY - Please respect the privacy of other campers and do not trespass or cut through their sites.

VISITORS - We genuinely want you and your guests to have an enjoyable time while here. However, due to excessive abuse of the visitor policies, the following is now in effect and enforced. Thank you for your understanding.
Upon entering the campground all visitors need to register BEFORE going to any site.
The charge for daytime visitors is $7 for adults and $5 for children, with a maximum of 4 visitors per site at one time.
The charge for night visitors is $10 for adults and $7 for children, the overnight maximum per site for adults is 4 and children is 5 total, including the already registered campers.
All day visitors must be off the grounds by 8:00pm.
Visitors may not have room to park their vehicles on your site, if this is the case, they will need to park off the property and you bring them in.
Please do not park on another site or in the overflow/ATV parking area.
They may not bring ATV’s/boats/trailers of any type here. Visitors are not allowed to bring dogs.
Any visitors to your site are your responsibility, they must adhere to all the campground rules.
If you are unable to find anyone in the office, you must call 207-695-2210 and leave a message with you name, phone number & the site they are visiting, and we will take care of the payment once we return. 
Please make sure that everyone in your party is aware or this policy and all other campground policies as well.

NOTICE TO GUESTS
This property is privately owned. The Camper(s) and/or Guest(s) accept camping privileges with the understanding that he/she does hereby release the Campground, its owners and employees of ALL liability for loss or damage to property, and injury/death to his/her use of its facilities, and agrees to indemnify the Campground, its owners and employees, against claims resulting from loss or damage to property or injury/death to the person of any member of the family or guest(s) of the registered camper arising out of use of its facilities.

MAINE INHERENT RISKS OF CAMPING
Under Maine law, a camper, or a guest of the camper in a private campground assumes the risk of any injury to person or property resulting from any of the inherent dangers and risks of camping and may not recover damage or damages from any private campground owner or operator for any injury or death resulting from any of the inherent dangers and risks of camping. The inherent dangers and risks of camping include but are not limited to, changing weather conditions; surface or subsurface conditions, such as rocks, stumps, trees, forest growth or other natural objects; variations in terrain; and the failure of campers and their guests to recreate safely, in control and within their own abilities.

🏍️ ATV Riding
Bring your ATV and ride right from the campground!
Moosehead Family Campground is located at the beginning of the local ATV access route, making it a convenient basecamp for exploring the extensive trail system throughout the Moosehead Lake region.
With more than 300 miles of interconnected ATV trails, riders can explore the North Woods from Greenville to Rockwood, Kokadjo and The Forks, with scenic mountain views, ponds, forests and plenty of opportunities to see wildlife along the way. Whether you're looking for a few hours of riding or an all-day adventure, there are trails for a variety of experience levels.
Don't have your own machine? Rent one!
Northwoods Outfitters offers ATV rentals and guided rides, making it easy to get out on the trails.
SidebySideShare also offers a rental, with delivery options also!
Trail conditions and access can change throughout the season, so be sure to check current trail information before heading out. Stay on marked trails and respect private landowners who make this trail system possible. 🏍️

🫎 Moose-Watching Guided Tours
Want to see a moose in the wild? You're in the right place! The Moosehead Lake region is one of Maine's best places to search for these incredible animals. Local guides know the back roads, ponds, and remote areas where moose are most often found and can give you a great chance of seeing one during your stay.
Local Moose-Watching Guides:
Moosehead Area Guide Service Any of these guides can give you a great opportunity to find a 🫎!

🚢 Katahdin Cruises
Step aboard the historic Steamboat Katahdin and experience Moosehead Lake from the water! Cruising Moosehead Lake since 1914, the Katahdin offers breathtaking scenery, local history and old-fashioned Maine charm. Enjoy narrated cruises with spectacular views of the lake, mountains, islands and surrounding North Woods. Choose from several cruise experiences, including trips to Sugar Island and Mt. Kineo, scenic lake cruises, special excursions and the Head of the Lake Cruise, a full-day adventure traveling the length of Moosehead Lake. Your cruise admission also includes the Moosehead Marine Museum, where you can explore the region's rich steamboating, maritime and lumbering history. Check the current cruise schedule and book your adventure: Katahdin Cruises & Moosehead Marine Museum
There is no better way to experience the beauty and history of Moosehead Lake than aboard the Katahdin! 🚢

🚣 White Water Rafting
Experience the thrill of whitewater rafting on the Kennebec and Penobscot Rivers, along with other great rivers throughout the region.
We recommend checking out these local outfitters:
Trips are available for a variety of experience levels. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure! 🚣

✈️ Seaplane Rides
See Moosehead Lake from a whole new perspective! Take to the skies for a scenic seaplane flight over Moosehead Lake and the surrounding North Woods. From Mount Kineo and the Spencer Mountains to the vast wilderness beyond, the views are unforgettable.
Check out these local seaplane operators:
Soar above Moosehead Lake and take in the breathtaking beauty of the North Woods from a whole new perspective! ✈️
 
🎣 Fishing & Fly Fishing
Cast a line and experience some of the best fishing Maine has to offer! Moosehead Lake and the surrounding rivers, ponds and streams are home to brook trout, landlocked salmon, lake trout and bass, with opportunities for anglers of all experience levels.
For a guided fishing adventure, check out these local guides:
Holbrooks Guide Service
Young’s Guide Service
The Moosehead region is also a fantastic destination for fly fishing, with beautiful rivers and remote streams offering opportunities to pursue wild trout and salmon.
For a dedicated fly-fishing experience, check out: Northern Rivers Fly Fishing Whether you're an experienced angler or hoping to catch your first Maine trout, there's plenty of water to explore! 🎣

🛶 Boating, Canoeing & Kayaking
Get out on the water and enjoy Moosehead Lake from a whole new perspective! Whether you're looking for a peaceful paddle, a day of fishing, or simply a scenic cruise on a beautiful Maine day, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the lake.
Bring your own boat, canoe or kayak, or rent one locally. Several area businesses offer watercraft rentals, with options ranging from kayaks and canoes to fishing boats and pontoon boats.
Local rental options:
Wild Ones Boat Rentals
Northwoods Outfitters
Moosehead Area Rentals
Wilsons on Moosehead Lake
With hundreds of miles of shoreline, countless coves and islands, and spectacular mountain views, Moosehead Lake is meant to be explored from the water! 🛶

⛳ Golf & Mini Golf
Whether you're looking for a scenic round of golf or some family-friendly fun, the Moosehead Lake region has both!
Mountain Village Golf Course offers a scenic 9-hole round near Greenville Junction, while Mt. Kineo Golf Course offers a truly unique golf experience on an island in Moosehead Lake. Established in 1898, the historic 9-hole course is surrounded by spectacular lake and mountain views and is reached by boat from Rockwood. Prefer something a little more relaxed? Moosehead Mini Golf in Shirley offers an 18-hole miniature golf course that's fun for all ages, along with a snack shack serving food and frozen treats.
Looking to practice your swing? Leisure Life Resort's public driving range has tee boxes overlooking the mountains and partial views of Moosehead Lake.
Grab your clubs—or just your putter—and enjoy a day on the greens! ⛳

🥾 Hiking
Lace up your boots and explore the trails of the Moosehead Lake region! From easy walks through the woods to challenging mountain climbs, there are trails for a variety of experience levels, with beautiful views, wildlife and plenty of Maine wilderness along the way.
Some popular area hikes include:
Mount Kineo – Take the shuttle from Rockwood to this iconic peninsula in the middle of Moosehead Lake. Hike to the historic fire tower for spectacular 360° views of the lake and surrounding mountains.
Big Moose Mountain – A challenging climb with expansive views of Moosehead Lake and the surrounding mountains.
Little Moose Mountain – Explore the trails of the Little Moose Public Lands, with mountain views, ponds and opportunities to experience the quieter side of the North Woods.
Borestone Mountain – A moderately strenuous hike through the Maine Audubon Sanctuary, ending with beautiful panoramic views from the summit.
Gulf Hagas – Known as the “Grand Canyon of the East,” this full-day adventure features a dramatic gorge, waterfalls and nearly nine miles of trails.
For trail maps, current conditions and more hiking options, visit
Destination Moosehead Lake. 🥾

🚴 Outdoor Recreation
Tennis & Pickleball 🎾 Greenville has public tennis courts at the school/recreation complex, and the town currently offers pickleball at the Greenville Tennis Courts during the summer.
Mountain Biking 🚵 The Moosehead Junction trail network is around 20 miles, with trails ranging from beginner-friendly to technical singletrack, and they're free to the public.
There's also the newly revitalized Red Cross Beach, which now has a mountain-bike skills area, pump track, walking trails, playground and picnic areas.
Public Parks & Recreation🌲
Red Cross Beach — swimming, walking trails, bike skills area, playground and picnic areas.
Thoreau Park & Waterfront — downtown waterfront, boardwalk, benches and public dock.
Greenville Junction Wharf — public boat launch, swimming area, picnic tables and playground.
Marinas & Boat Access 🚤 Beaver Cove Marina is a full-service marina on Moosehead Lake, and public boat launches are available in Greenville, Greenville Junction and other locations around the lake.
Disc Golf 🥏 King Pine Disc Golf in Shirley, which is an 18-hole course with two tee options per basket and disc rentals. That's close enough to be genuinely useful to your campers.
Looking for more outdoor recreation, public access points, trails and activities around the lake? Visit Destination Moosehead Lake for a comprehensive guide to the region.

🍽️ Places to Eat
Greenville:
Dockside Inn & Tavern - Lakeside seating
Stress Free Moose Pub & Cafe
Kelly's Landing - Lakeside seating
Slate Restaurant, Blair Hill Inn - Fine Dining
Leisure Life Hotel & Restaurant
Jamo’s Pizza - Pizza, Sub, Salads & more
Bretons - Pizza & Subs
Auntie M’s - Breakfast
Kings Treats - Ice Cream, Burgers & more
Northwoods Outfitters - Coffee & Pastries
Greenville Grinds - Coffee & Pastries
Café Crepe - Food Cart
Shaw Block Grill - Food Cart
Woody’s Bar
Rockwood:
Rockwood Bar & Grill
The Birches Resort Restaurant
Monson:
The Lakeshore House Lodge & Pub
Spring Creek Bar-B-Q
Turning Page Farm Brewery
The Quarry
Many area restaurants are seasonal, and hours can change throughout the year.
Be sure to check their current hours and menus before heading out.
Enjoy your meal! 😋

Moosehead Lake Region Has it all!