Archive: New England

Aces High RV Park 301 Chesterfield Rd. East Lyme CT 06333
Phone: (877) PUL-THRU (reservations), (860) 739-8858 Fax: (860) 739-7207
Website: www.aceshighrvpark.com Email: sales@aceshighrvpark.com
Progressive, Waterfront (3 ponds) & grassy RV sites (50 amp), water & sewer, pull throughs, cable TV, Telephone hook-ups (long term only), propane, handicap accessible restrooms, laundry, Wi-Fi, playground, paddleboat, surf bike rentals, game room, hiking, fishing, sandy swimming beach.
Directions: From I-95, exit 74, RT. 161 North, 3 miles.

Adventure Bound Camping Resorts - Cape Cod MA 46 Highland Road, POB 365 North Truro, MA 02652
Phone: (508) 487-1847 / (877) 409-2267
Website: http://www.abcapecod.com/
Progressive. Also known as North Truro Camping Area this campground located among pine trees has shady and sunny sites that accommodate a wide variety of RV’s and tents on 330 sites, Full Hook up 30 Amp, Water, Sewer, Back-in Sites, Picnic Table, Primitive Campsite, Pets Welcome (some restrictions), Campground Guest Services, unlimited hot water, modern bathrooms with coin operated showers, Wi-Fi, Modem Hook-up, Cable TV, Coin-op Laundry, Ice Sales, Propane, and a campground store with a variety of souvenirs and RV parts. Due to the high risk of forest fire, campfires are not allowed on this part of the cape. Cape Cod is a great place for kayaking, fishing, sightseeing, and shopping, art galleries, nightclubs, and restaurants in Provincetown. Or you can also just relax, take in the scenic views and enjoy the outdoors.
Directions: Cross the Cape Cod Canal over the Sagamore Bridge. Take the Mid-Cape Highway (Route 6) toward Provincetown. Go 55 miles, through Wellfleet and on to North Truro. Take the exit at the sign saying Highland Rd, Cape Cod Light, North Truro. From the exit ramp turn right and go .25 miles to Adventure Bound Camping Resorts.

Beaver Dam Campground 551 School Street Route 9 Berwick ME 03901
Phone: (207) 698-2267
Website: http://www.beaverdamcampground.com Email: Camp@beaverdamcampground.com
Progressive campground with a 20 acre spring fed lake. RV’s with full hook ups (water, sewer & electric, 30/50 amp), tents & cabin rental, pull thu sites available, picnic tables, fire rings, rec hall, restrooms, laundry, dump station, honey wagon service, store, boat dock, fishing, swim float, pool, rental canoes, kayaks, paddleboats; sandy beach playground, bark park, game room with pool table and air hockey; ball field, basketball, horseshoes, Wi-Fi, activities, pet friendly. No motorized boats. Each year the campground is reserved Columbus Day weekend for a Women’s Weekend. Nearby golf, Atlantic beaches, surfing, deep sea fishing, whale watching, Water Country, York’s Wild Kingdom, Splashtown USA, wildlife refuge, shopping.
Directions: From I-95 Northbound; Exit 3, right Rte 236, 10.5 miles; Right Rte 4, 6 miles; Left Rte 9, 2.5 miles.

Blue Moose Campground 405 Carthage Road (Route 142) Carthage ME 04224-3205
Phone: (207) 562-4658
Website: http://www.bluemoosecampground.com Email: amzyscott@msn.com
GLBT membership campground but all are welcome. 30 acres of trails, woods and fields bordering the mountains and the Webb River. Riverfront & field tent sites, cabins, shower house, pavilion, swimming hole, store. Soon to have Full Hook ups for RVs (electric & water), dump station. Nearby hiking, biking and ATV trails.
Directions: From I-95 (Toll Road); Exit 75, Left US-202/ME-4/ME-100, Auburn, Partial toll road, 25 miles; Left at Canton Rd/ME-108, 16 miles; Right Hammonds Rd, 0.3 mi; Right ME-17/River Rd/US-2, 0.3 mi; Left ME-142/Weld St, 6.6 mi.

‘Camp’ Camp Kezar Falls ME 04047
Phone: (888) 924-8380
Website: http://www.campcamp.com Email: info@campcamp.com
GLBT camp just for us since 1997, just like kid’s sleep-away camps. Prices include almost all activities, meals and accommodations. Cabins with bunks, individual showers, guests are typically 55% men and 45% women, 80% single, in age from 18 to 70 but mostly from late 20’s to early 40’s. Aerobics, swimming, meditation, adventure course & climbing wall, basketball, canoeing, kayaking, crafts, croquet, dance, digital photography, drawing, fishing, hiking, jewelry, karate, massage, mountain biking, nature awareness, pottery, sightseeing (additional fees), softball, stained glass, tennis, theatre, volleyball, yoga, Gay Gaymes, Tea Dance, Pajama Party, talent/no talent show, campfires, stargazing. Check their website for ‘Camp’ Camp dates.
Directions: provided at registration

Coastal Acres Camping Court PO Box 593 Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: (508) 487-1700
Website: http://www.coastalacres.com
Progressive, full service wooded campground located within walking distance of the heart of Provincetown. Modern facilities, On-site electric and water connections, 30-amp service in most sites, 50′ x 50′ trailer and tent area accommodation’s, private parking, picnic tables, and patios, restrooms with showers, dump station, store, ice, pets welcome (must be leashed at all times), beaches and boating nearby, designated bike trails through the national seashore horseback riding, sailing, deep-sea fishing, scenic harbor boat tours, whale-watching. The campground is open from April 1st - November 1st, reservations are suggested Memorial Day through Labor Day, minimum of 3-night reservations accepted and overnighters are welcome. Provincetown is a very popular gay summer destination.
Directions: Cross the Cape Cod Canal over the Sagamore Bridge. Take the Mid-Cape Highway (Route 6) toward Provincetown. Go 58 miles, turn left toward Rt. 6A. Go 384 ft., turn right on Rt. 6A Go 4.8 miles, turn right on W. Vine St. Go 0.1 miles, continue on Blueberry St. Go 0.1 miles on Coastal Acres Camping Court to office.

Dunes’ Edge Campground 386 Route 6 PO Box 875 Provincetown, MA 02657
Phone: (508) 487-9815 Fax: (508) 487-5918
Website: http://www.dunes-edge.com Email: camp@dunes-edge.com
Progressive, 85 wooded sites for: tents, pop-ups, and vans. 15 sites for RV’s up to 32′ and travel trailers up to 24’, water, elect, showers, store, laundry, dump station, pets permitted. Nearby beaches, boating, bike, horseback riding, sailing, deep-sea fishing, scenic harbor boat tours, whale-watching, tennis, golf, and national seashore park activities.
Directions: Cross the Cape Cod Canal over the Sagamore Bridge. Take the Mid-Cape Highway (Route 6) toward Provincetown, go 62 miles, turn right at Race Point Rd., go 0.2 miles, turn right on Nelson Ave., go 0.2 miles to Dunes’ Edge Campground

Gay Men Together W. Gardiner, ME 04002
Website: http://www.gaymentogether.net Email: jmurphy9@maine.rr.com
Men only weekends, held twice a year in May and September featuring workshops, participant volunteers run the event. Cabins and a lodge, canoeing, swimming, hiking, Saturday dance and much more. No pets, booze or drugs.
Directions: provided with registration

Maple Hill Farm Bed & Breakfast 11 Inn Road Hallowell ME 04347
Phone: (800) 622-2708 / (207) 622-2708 Incoming Guest Calls (207) 622-7605 Fax: (207) 622-0655
Website: http://www.MapleBB.com Email: info@MapleBB.com
Progressive and Certified “Environmental Leader” Green Lodging establishment. A Bed & Breakfast with primitive tent camping available. Wi-Fi, Country Breakfast, completely renovated rooms with all the amenities. Nearby trails, lakes, canoe, kayak, snowshoe, biking, cross country skiing, golfing, fishing, hunting, rafting.
Directions: They suggest using the directions from their website as most GPS and most automated mapping systems cannot handle the rural country roads.

Martha’s Vineyard Family Campground 569 Edgartown Road P.O. Box 1557 Vineyard Haven, MA 02568
Phone: (508) 693-0233 Fax: (508) 693-5767
Website: http://www.campmvfc.com Email: campmvfc@capecod.net
Progressive and the only campground on Martha’s Vineyard, has spacious shaded wooded sites, complete with picnic tables, fireplaces, and hookups to accommodate tents or RVs you should bring a 50′ hose, 50′ extension cord, and a 20′ sewer line, electric service is 30 amp., or you can rent a cabin, seasonal sites are available, groups are welcome, modern restrooms with hot showers, Laundromat, store, recreation hall, playground, and bike rentals, over 75 miles of paved pathways on the island accessible from the campground, island bus service from campground. Dogs are not permitted in the campground Motorcycles and licensed scooters are not permitted in the campground.
Directions: Head west on Union St. toward Water St. 226ft., turn left on Water St., 0.1 miles, turn right on Beach St., 0.1 miles to a slight left on S. Main St., 0.2 miles, turn left on Edgartown Rd., 1.2 miles to Martha’s Vineyard Family Campground.