Big Seboeis campsites is one of several river-accessible sites along the East Branch
Big Seboeis Campsite
A backcountry campsite along the scenic East Branch of the Penobscot River. Campers can access this site by boating in
The adventurous who float down the East Branch of the Penobscot River may stop here and find solitude along this wild river.
Big Spring Brook Campsite
Primitive backcountry campsite along the East Branch of the Penobscot River that is only accessible by boat.
Big Spring Brook Hut in the winter.
Big Spring Brook Hut
A beautiful log cabin tucked away in the heart of the forest of Katahdin Woods and Waters NM. Reservations are
Blackwoods Campground
Blackwoods Campground is located on the east side of Mount Desert Island, about 5 miles (8 km) south of Bar
You can paddle to your site, or walk in from this trailhead.
Duck Harbor Campground
Duck Harbor Campground is located on Isle au Haut, a rugged island off the coast of Stonington, Maine. This campground
Esker Campsite is located on the west bank of Wassataquoik Stream.
Esker Campsite
Hike or bike approximately 2.2 miles from the Wassataquoik Gate to the Esker Campsite, located on the bank of Wassataquoik
Grand Pitch Lean-to provides shelter for campers
Grand Pitch Lean-to
A backcountry lean-to along the International Appalachian Trail and Grand Pitch Portage.
Whether hiking or paddling, Haskell Campsite is a beautiful spot for all to enjoy. Also a great place for enjoying the wonders of the night sky.
Haskell Campsite
Backcountry campsite along the banks of Haskell Deadwater and the Haskell Rock Pitch Portage.
Welcome to Haskell Hut in the winter! Reserve to stay at this scenic site.
Haskell Hut
A small log cabin on a hill with a beautiful view of Haskell Deadwater. Here, you can enjoy the sounds
Many International Appalachian Trail thru-hikers will stay at the Katahdin Brook Lean-to to begin their journey north. Other visitors stay to enjoy the rustic backcountry for a night or two.
Katahdin Brook Lean-to
The closest backcountry site at 0.4 miles from the Barnard Mountain Trailhead / Southern Terminus of the International Appalachian Trail
Lunksoos Campsite 1
Lunksoos Campsites
The Lunksoos campground area has a total of 7 campsites near the East Branch of the Penobscot River. Campsite 1
The Lunksoos Lean-to
Lunksoos Mountain Lean-To
A rugged lean-to site within the heart of the backcountry of Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument.
If falling asleep to the sound of a waterfall appeals to your senses, then Pond Pitch Campsite might be what you're after.
Pond Pitch Campsite
A rustic backcountry campsite overlooking the majestic Pond Pitch and wild East Branch of the Penobscot River.
Sandbank Stream Campground offers three drive-in sites.
Sandbank Stream Campground
Located approximately 10 miles from the intersection of Route 11 and Swift Brook Rd. Contains 3 sites.
Campers begin their stay by checking in at Schoodic Woods Ranger Station
Schoodic Woods Campground
Schoodic Woods Campground is the newest campground in the park and located 1.5 miles (2.5 km) southeast of Winter Harbor
Seawall Campground
Seawall Campground is located on the west side of Mount Desert Island about 4 miles (6 km) south of Southwest
The Stair Falls West Campsite is located on the bank of the East Branch Penobscot River.
Stair Falls Campsite
A primitive campsite located near the portage trail for Stair Falls. The campsite can be reached by a 2-mile hike
Two tents set up at the Upper East Branch Campsite
Upper East Branch Campsite
Walk-in campsite along the East Branch of the Penobscot River.
Many enjoy setting up camp at Wassataquoik Campsite for it's strategic location near many of the national monument's points of interest.
Wassataquoik Campsite
A beautiful primitive backcountry campsite next to Katahdin Brook along the International Appalachian Trail. The campsite is near the Wassataquoik
Many visitors take advantage of both Wassataquoik Lean-to's close proximity to many of the national monument's highlights and the solitude..
Wassataquoik Lean-to
A rustic backcountry Lean-to along the International Appalachian Trail near the Wassataquoik Stream. The site is 0.9 miles from the