FULL Guide to The Best Maine Kennebec and Moose River Valley Campgrounds and RV Parks

When you ask a Maine local and someone from out of state what camping is, you’ll get various answers. While campgrounds in Southern Maine are fun places to meet fellow campers while staying close to coastal towns, any Mainer will tell you it’s not real camping until you go North. Maine’s Kennebec Valley & Moose River region is where you can have a real camping experience that satiates your adventurous outdoorsy side.

Featured Maine Kennebec & Moose River Valley Campgrounds & RV Parks

North Country Rivers Cabins | Bingham 207-672-4814 | 36 Main St, Bingham, Maine

These recently constructed riverside cabins offer deluxe lodging in the Maine outdoors. Each four season riverside cabin offers private bedrooms, full kitchen, living and dining room area, full bathroom, heat, AC, cable TV and an outside fireplace. Experience dining on-site at our own Patrick’s Restaurant and Pub. In addition to great lodging, we offer White Water Rafting, Kayaking, Moose Safaris and much more, all from our base on the Kennebec River in Bingham. Learn More

Northern Outdoors | The Forks 207-663-4466 | 1771 US Route 201, The Forks, Maine

Maine's Premier Adventure Resort. Recognized by Yankee Magazine for Best New England Adventures & Editors Choice. Established in 1976, we pioneered whitewater rafting on Maine’s Kennebec, Penobscot, and Dead rivers and offer year-round adventure vacations. Other outdoor activities include hiking, ATV/UTV rentals & tours, fishing, hunting, and snowmobiling. The resort includes private cabins, riverside tent & RV campground, and the Kennebec River Brewery, featured on the Maine Beer Trail. Located on The Old Canada Road National Scenic Byway. Learn More

About Campgrounds & RV Parks in the Kennebec & Moose River Valley

A white water rafting adventure is one of the most exciting outdoor vacations that Maine has to offer. Campgrounds in the Kennebec & Moose River Valley are often rafting outfitters offering group rafting tours, as well as river equipment and transportation. Also, most campground resorts have ATV and snowmobile tours and rentals in winter. Some even have moose safaris as an added incentive to get the most out of the outdoors.

Many campgrounds on the Kennebec and Moose River region — like in Bingham and The Forks — are resort-like with recreation centers, game rooms, on-site restaurants, swimming, and pubs to round out a camping trip in Maine’s backwoods while retaining signs of civilization. Campers can set up a tent on their campsite or rent a cabin and escape into the wilderness for hiking, rock climbing, or fishing.