Ocean Front Camping in Maine ..... Disney's Family Fun Magazine honored Searsport Shores as a top family campground in 2007 !! • We are located in the geographical center of the Maine Coast.   All of your points of interest are less than one hour away from your base at Searsport Shores Ocean Campground. • We accommodate groups of up to 50 RVs or tents.  Packages include recreation hall facilities, lobster/barbecue pits, and recreational activities. • We have a unique, separate walk-in tenting area on the ocean.  Every site is complete with a fireplace and picnic table. All sites are only minutes from the beach. We specialize in unique vacations.  We will personalize your travel itinerary and lend you books on Mid-Coast Maine. • The grounds are a safe place for your child to ride their bike, climb in our playground, play in our all-ages rec. hall or to search the beaches for sea shells. • Fishing, hiking or biking? Just ask our knowledgable staff. •We offer modem, fax and word processing services if your vacation includes a little work on the road. • With advanced planning, we will accommodate group requests for lobsterbakes, barbecues, outdoor activities, and lunchbox cruises on Penobscot Bay. • Searsport Shores is the perfect location for your company weekends, outdoor classroom activities, and youth group outings. • We offer special packages for weddings, honey-moon vacations, and family reunions. Over 100 Spacious RV & Tent Sites Rates start at a low $37.00. Ask about weekly special Spring & Fall packages. On-site activities, walking trails and recreational facilities are at your disposal. When you are ready to roam, you are a short ride from Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Camden and the Islesboro Ferry. Enjoy the coast of Maine without the crowds-Congratulations, you have found a hidden jewel. Searsport Shores accommodates all RV's and offers a separate tenting area along the ocean beach. We welcome well behaved children and pets, providing plenty for them to do. Small boats, canoes, sea kayaks and bikes are perfect vehicles for beginning your coastal exploration from camp. Larger boats can be launched at the historic town harbor of Searsport. Imagine camping on a private Maine beach in your RV or Tent. Miles of seashore to explore. Sandy, saltwater coves for swimming and kayaking. Lobsters and clams baked at the beach. Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground is your gateway to Acadia National Park and Penobscot Bay in Mid-Coast Maine.

Sites There are 100+ sites both wooded or sunny located on roads and trails on the 40 acre grounds. Electric, water, fireplace and picnic table avaiable for any type of camping setup. RVs and tents are welcome. Hornet 32' Travel Trailer with Slide A little touch of home as you camp in this spacious traveler. Two bedrooms, kitchen, bath, livingroom, dinette, stereo, outdoor fireplace and picnic table. Explore the great outdoors with your family in a recreational vehicle designed to allow you to enjoy the comforts of home, while experiencing all the coast of Maine has to offer. Camping Cabin There is a cabin that sleeps six, four bunks (one double & three singles) and one day bed. The 22' by 12' cabin includes a covered porch with love swing, picnic table, fireplace, refrigerator, electricity, table and chairs. Campers bring their own linens and camp cooking equipment. Water is available on site. Lobster Bakes You can enjoy a traditional Downeast feast cooked on the woodfire, steamed in seaweed-fresh lobster, steamed clams and mussels, potato, onion, corn on the cob, pineapple/peach cobbler, lemonade and coffee served at our picnic area on the beach. We can also accomodate group requests for lobster bakes, barbeques, pancake breakfasts and outdoor activities. Restroom/Laundry We pride ourselves in our super clean bathrooms and free hot showers. New washers and dryers are also available 24 hours a day. We offer free wireless and a work station for your computer needs. If some of your family members are not campers, invite them to stay in the luxury of  1791 Watchtide by the Sea  a neighboring Bed & Breakfast and one of Maine's most photgraphed homes. In-season Rates   Stay 7 days and receive free pump-out service at your site!     Daily Weekly        Ocean Tent   Silver or Platform $37.00 $259 Gold $49.00 $343 Tent in Pines $37.00 $259 Tent (electric & water) $45.00 $315 RV's (electric & water)   Gold $60.00 $420 Silver $51.00 $357 Bronze $45.00 $315 Pull Through $55.00 $385 Two bedroom trailer w/ slideroom $135.00 $945 Camping Cabin $85.00 $595   Gold Unobstructed view of ocean   Silver Some views or quick access   Bronze May not have ocean view but great sites   Our season is from May 15-Columbus Day weekend. Our rates cover your family-2 adults and three of your children, age seventeen and under. Each additional person is just $5 per person per day or $8 per night. Reservations and deposits Reservations are suggested and may be made using Mastercard, Visa, Discover cards or personal checks. A deposit is required to reserve a site. If a check is used, the site will not be secured until the deposit has been received. For stays of 1 week or more a deposit of $100 is required, $200 for a Gold Site For stays over holiday weekends, all site fees must be paid at the time of reservation and are non-refundable. For all other stays, a deposit of 50% of site fees is required. The balance of site fees is due upon registration. During July and August, there is a 7-night minimum on gold RV site reservations and a 5-night minimum on gold tent sites; otherwise a 3-night minimum applies on gold sites during the off-peak season. Cancellations made at least fourteen days prior to the scheduled arrival date will be refunded, less a one-night penalty. Cancellations made fewer than fourteen days in advance are non-refundable but may be re-scheduled when possible. SINGLE NIGHT RESERVATIONS ARE TOTALLY NON-REFUNDABLE. We are sorry, but we are not able to offer refunds in the event of illness, emergency, inclement weather or other circumstances that are beyond our control. Your site fee includes one RV or tent and two adults, 3 children under 17 years old. Each additional person will be charged a $8.00/night guest fee. Each additional sleeping unit will be billed at $25/night unless previously authorized by management. Only one RV or tent will be allowed on gold camping sites. Policies and regulations to assure maximum comfort for our guests Quiet hours 10 PM to 7 AM Check-in/Check-out-- Our check-in time begins at 1 PM. Check-out is by 11 AM. Children: Adults are responsible for children’s actions, safety and conduct. All children under 10 must be supervised by an adult on the playground and in the bathhouse at all times. Children are not permitted on the beach without adult supervision. Clothes Lines are permitted if attached entirely to your RV or Tent and do not interfere with the enjoyment of other guests. Dryers are provided in the laundry area Firewood-- may be purchased at camp store. Cutting or any other damage towards trees or shrubbery is strictly prohibited. Foraging for wood on the beach or wooded area is not allowed. Fires are permitted in fireplaces only. Fires must be attended at all times and extinguished upon retiring. Grills are available at front desk. Guests-- We reserve the right to limit the number of guests at any site. You are responsible for the conduct of your guests . All guests must register at the office before entering the park and must pay a $5.00 per person day use fee. Ignoring this rule will cost you $25.00 and your guests will be asked to leave the premises immediately. If your guests are over 70, please register them with the office and we will happily waive the guest fee. Guests must park in visitor parking unless other arrangements are made in advance. Pets are welcome provided: One pet per site unless prior arrangements have been made. You clean up after your animal. They are leashed at all times and are never left unattended. They do not bark. Guests may not bring pets into the resort. Vehicles-- one vehicle per site (wilderness camping area restricted to designated parking lot). ATV's, dirt bikes, and gas powered carts are not allowed. Parking in roads, unoccupied sites or on shorefront is prohibited. Additional parking is available. Car/RV washing is prohibited. We hope you understand that these rules have been established to insure a quality camping experience for everyone. Any violation of these rules will result in prompt dismissal and forfeiture of all fees. <>Quiet, leashed pets are always welcome.    Soyez les bienvenues • Ici on parle français. Directions. Interstate 95 north to Augusta. Connect to Route 3 (Rt. 202) east to Belfast. From the junction of Route 1 and Route 3 in Belfast travel north on Route 1 for 5 miles. We are on the right, one mile beyond Moose Point State Park Look for the big sign and we'll be here to welcome you. Searsport Shores Answer Your Vacation Needs Who should come to Searsport Shores? Friends who tour MID COAST Maine find us a perfect home base. From Searsport your family will hike mountains, fish from the beach, wander remote beaches, explore forts, lobster villages and lighthouses, kayak the coast and sail to pristine islands. What will you find? Warm, friendly people. Festivals and fairs, music, museums, flea markets, lobsterbakes and more. At Searsport Shores you can rent a hammock for your site, relax by the fire in our oak-paneled recreation hall, walk the nature trails or enjoy a lecture on Maritime History, Astronomy, Ocean Biology or Crafts. Every Saturday night in July and August drench your lobster in butter at our renowned beachfront lobster bakes. Where will your site be? At Searsport Shores your site will be steps from the ocean. Choose between the shade of mature pine trees or sunny sites. Be close to the nautical playground or overlooking nothing but the bay. When can I come? Searsport Shores is open May 15th to October 15th . Our Solitude Season is May-June and September 15th - October. Come then if you want to experience the quiet coast available to a privileged few. Enjoy a campfire, potluck supper and 24 hours of relaxation. Come in July and August for festivities, lobsterbakes, children's activities and excitement. At Searsport Shores we take reservations year round. How do I get there? Take Route 95 North to Augusta. Take Route 3 West to Belfast. Travel Route 1 North 5 miles to Searsport. We're only about 3 1/2 hours from Boston. Just 45 Minutes from Augusta or Bangor. Taste old-time Maine...Lobsterbakes at Searsport Shores. How do we do it?     Early in the afternoon we build a fire to provide a hot bed of coals. Then we pull on rubber boots and gather fresh seaweed while it's still full of salt water.       About 45 minutes before dinner, we pile the seaweed onto steel plates and add buckets of steamers & mussels, local lobsters, fresh corn on the cob, and mixed bags of sweet onions and potatoes.       We finish the meal off with one of Astrig's favorite desserts.  Often it's peach/ blueberry Dutch Cobbler with locally made ice-cream and coffee. You have just enjoyed a real Maine Lobsterbake. Because it's all fresh- you MUST order in advance How much will I enjoy myself? Call or write today weâll show you unsolicited testimonials from guests of all ages. Saturday 5:30 Lobsterbake at the Beach Seating is limited, advanced ticket purchase necessary Please give us a call at any time and don't forget to reserve your seat at the beach for our lobster bake.   Driving Times Discounts available : Augusta...............................................50 minutes Bangor.................................................45 minutes Penobscot Bay Cruises Boston...................................................4 hours Schooner Cruises Manchester, NH ...................................3.5 hours Kayak Tours & Lessons Montreal....................................................7 hours Penobscot Marine Museum New York City..........................................7 hours Local Restaurants Portland.................................................2 hours  Lobster Bakes on the Beach Lobsterbakes on the beach every Saturday night in July and August. Free family movies and popcorn every Wednesday night in July and August. Kids Craft Classes every Tuesday night in July. Every week there is an Intertidal Zone walk on the beach. Everyone is welcome to explore the tidal pools, learn the history of Penobscot Bay, and learn about the flora and fauna local to Mid-Coast Maine. Adult Craft Classes on weeknights include painting, felting, basket making and other original crafts. Searsport Shores is your home base for visiting both Down-East and Mid-Coast regions.

Here's your opportunity to have a second home on the ocean....
become a Searsport Shores Seasonal Camper.

  10 sites are currently available for your camper starting May 15th through October 1st.  Arrangements can be made to leave your camper with us through the winter at no charge!

  Winterizing/ spring cleaning services available.

  All sites are within minutes of the easily accessible beach, some have spectacular views of Penobscot Bay.

  Well behaved children and pets are always welcome.

  Click here to contact us so that we may answer any questions you may have about our seasonal program..

  Possible work/site trade-off.

Barefoot....jeans rolled up, late August, a warm breeze, a slow walk on a cobble beach. Summer is fleeting. We understand how you feel about your special places on the Maine coast. Relax in Adirondack chairs on our ocean beach or listen to the waves from the deck above. Toast marshmallows over your campfire while enjoying the peaceful sounds of the breeze rustling through our majestic oaks. We have private ocean beach!

Directions: From Augusta take Route 3 to Belfast. At the junction of Routes 3 and 1, turn left onto Route 1 North.
The campground is five miles north on Route 1, on the right side of the road, one mile beyond Moose Point State Park.
From Bangor take Route 1A to Route 1. The campground is one mile South of the village of Searsport.

Spring Cleaning and Free Camping

Every year we host an event that I believe is unique to Maine…we exchange free camping for help getting the campground open in the Spring.  When you think about it, the weekend is a win-win for everyone.  We get help picking up the millions of little sticks on the ground (remember the Nor’easter last week?) and raking the far corners of the Park; campers get to evaluate our campground without spending any money.  We get the benches put out on the boardwalk and along the nature trails; campers get to meet people who come here regularly.  These are the folks who will always tell the truth about vacationing in Searsport.  Finally we get help tending the bonfire and washing the windows; campers get to enjoy Saturday breakfast in the rec hall and a barbeque lunch at the beach.  Saturday night we all share a potluck supper in the rec hall.  It’s my job to provide some sort of amusement…it’s a task I take very seriously and I’m happy to say most years have been very entertaining.

So when do we do it?  Always the second weekend in May…this year the 11th, 12th and 13th.  We ask people to call ahead because I can only cook for a limited number of people.  The requirements are that you bring a rake, gloves, sense of humor and that you help us Saturday morning.  Things are pretty relaxed.  Children and pets get the run of the park.  Basically we make a list of things that need to get done, ask anyone with special talents to fess up so we can take advantage of specialty skills and then everyone chooses their task…and I come around with cookies, coffee and hot chocolate…anything to keep the energy levels high!

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Let your imagination run wild... What would make your vacation perfect? Kayaking in the shadow of a lighthouse, accompanied by curious seals and majestic loons? Museums that display their world-class treasures and help you to make sense of the past? Picture perfect historical villages filled with wonderful restaurants and galleries? A sunset schooner ride where the Captain actually encourages you to bring your wine and cheese aboard? The possibilities are endless, let us help you plan seven wonderful days all within one hour of your campsite.

Day One.

Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park -Hike and bike hundreds of miles of trails on your own or join a guided tour. We provide trail maps and offer professional guide service of the park. The only national park on the Eastern Coast Seacoast, Acadia provides a rich combination of elements-land and sea, woodland, lake and mountain-no one of which dominates another. The second most visited park in America, Acadia's 41,645 acres evokes the strongest, most long-lasting response from the greatest number of people. If you are looking for a whale watch, you might ride a Catamaran with the Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co.

Islesboro-Take a ferry to this turn of-the-century island with its picturesque vistas and movie star homes. The ferry to Islesboro leaves from Lincolnville Beach every hour during the summer. Isleboro is a lovely island to explore by bike or on foot because it is long and flat. Everywhere there are views of Camden Hills across the sparkling waters.
If kayaking is your thing, follow the self-guided tour around Isleboro and to Warren Island provided by Water Walker Sea Kayaks

Castine-Tour the pristine 1700’s architecture, visit the Maine Maritime Academy and stroll along cobblestone sidewalks shaded by century old elm trees. Lovely shops to explore and wonderful restaurants along the town pier. Make a day of it and explore Fort Point State Park (lighthouse, fishing pier), Fort Knox (wear a hard hat and explore dark tunnels), Stonington (a working lobster village) and Deer Isle (home of the famous Haystack School of Art).

Searsport A century ago, one in every 10 American shipmasters hailed from this tiny town. Searsport was the launching area for over 200 world traveled, multi-masted ships.

Browse the renowned Penobscot Marine Museum in the morning and then hunt the hundreds of Antique/Flea markets in the afternoon. Come back to the campground for a fresh lobster dinner and your own crackling camp fire with s'mores.

Wake up and walk across the street to our favorite Italian Bakery, Abbracci Bakery & Espresso Bar specialzing in homemade baked goods, great lunches and gourmet espresso drinks.
After you've gotten your fill, drive up the road to Searsport Pines Golf Course. It's a beautiful, well-maintained & challenging 9-hole course (2695/36 par) that can be played as 18 holes. Features include: driving range, pro-shop, practice/putting green, cart rentals and club rentals. "The Gazebo" serves popular favorites for a light or hearty lunch with specials that change daily.

In the afternoon, visit with some of America's favorite works of art, including famous Wyeth paintings at the Farnsworth Art Museum or tour the grand collections of working antique planes, autos, bikes and carriages at the Owls Head Transportation Museum all in Rockland.

Travel a few miles down the coast along the Lincolnville Beach into Camden Harbor. Camden Maine is considered to be one of the most beautiful towns on Earth. Spend time wandering through the specialty boutiques and micro-breweries.

Shape magazine recently wrote "The Camden-Rockport area depicts itself as the town where the mountains meet the sea. And they do. Steep hills form a bulwark against the sea, creating a rugged, dramatic landscape. In fact, the trails at Camden Snow Bowl, the local ski and mountain-biking area, overlook Penobscot Bay, the deepest inlet along Maine's serrated coast and reminiscent of a Scandinavian fiord."

As the sun dips into the horizon, pack your favorite bottle of wine and cheese, and relax on a coastal sunset cruise. Your shutter will be clicking as you breeze by seals, dolphins, sea birds and an occasional whale. Don't forget your Searsport Shores Windjammer discount pass, available at the office.

Belfast...quaint, artsy and not touristy! Dine in fine restaurants, enjoy the children’s waterfront park and take a train ride- all in one day. Later cruise over to Castine or kayak from the campground around beautiful Penobscot Bay alongside the porpoise and seals.
Get a hold of Nancy Maier at Pedaling.com for self guided bike routes throughout Maine. They have great ideas for scenic, novice or advanced rides. Clubs and competitors will also find many helpful tips.

If architecture is "your thing" then you will enjoy wandering the neighborhood of Federal and early-Victorian sea merchant's mansions. Be sure to take along a copy of the "Walking Tour of Belfast" for an interesting and informative narrative.

In the evening join the Belfast Maskers for a performance at the Railroad Theatre on the Bay.

The Frommer’s Guide:

The Unofficial Guide to the Best RV & Tent Campgrounds

"This mid-coastal Maine campground, boasting 1,200 feet of scenic ocean shoreline, is one of the top in New England. The views of rocky coastline, picturesque coves, Sears Island (the largest uninhabited, undeveloped island in the state) and open ocean are spectacular. Campers have a long stretch of private beaches to enjoy, ranging from rocky tide-pools to water smoothed pebbles to soft sand.

RV Camping: ***** Beauty: ***** Security: **** Insect Control: **** Spaciousness: ****

Tent Camping:***** Site Privacy: **** Quiet:**** Cleanliness: ***** Facilities:*****

<>Keep meandering and you’ll run into Moose Point State Park, just down the coast, within walking distance from the campground.

The grounds include ocean viewing decks and sitting areas, arbors and trellis, and artistic wood carvings. Facilities are top-notch, including new rest rooms and showers, a large rec hall with a library lending area, an array of musical instruments, and an indoor play area for young children.

There are hiking and biking trails, kayak and canoe rentals, and a list of planned activities, including old-fashioned lobster bakes on the beach, guided nature walks, children’s programs, and more. Sites are spacious and include a separate, large adult only tenting area overlooking the ocean, affectionately dubbed the "honeymoon suite."

Facilities

Number of RV sites: 70. Number of Tent-Only sites: 30. Hookups: Water, electric(30amps). Each Site: Picnic table, fire ring. Dump Station: Yes. Pay Phone: Yes. Rest Rooms and Showers: Yes. Laundry: Yes. Fuel: No. Propane: Yes. Internal Roads: Gravel (good). RV Service: No. Market: Searsport (1mi). Restaurant: No. General Store: Yes. Vending: Yes. Swimming Pool: No. Playground: Yes.

Other: Ocean frontage, beaches, rec hall, library, patios, ocean viewing sitting areas, group area, biking & walking trails, canoe and kayak rentals, guided kayak lessons and tours, guided tours of Acadia National Park, interpretive walks on the beach, indoor play center, sports field, cabin rentals.

Activities: Swimming, fishing, boating, beach-combing, nature walks, baseball, volleyball, horseshoes, basketball, guided tours, planned activities, including potluck suppers, lobster bakes, live entertainment, craft classes, treasure hunts, & more.

Nearby Attractions: Bucksport, Searsport, Maine coastal beaches, Deer Isle Peninsula, Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park."

 

Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground
216 West Main St.
Searsport 04974
T: 207-548-6059

www.campocean.com
relax@campocean.com

Local Amenities

Light Houses   State Parks   Golf Courses   Hiking   Museums  Church/Synagogues 

Lighthouses in Maine

Monhegan Island Light, Monhegan Island. First built during the administration of President James Monroe. The keeper’s house is now a museum documenting the history of the island.

Rockland Breakwater Light, Rockland. Located at the end of a mile-long, granite block breakwater, this is a favorite spot to fish for mackerel , or to just stroll and enjoy the views of Penobscot Bay and the Camden Hills. If the tide is high and the waves are choppy, you may get wet feet.

Owls Head Light, Owls Head. On the Rockland Harbor. It sits on a rocky cliff 100 feet above sea, a picturesque favorite. The grounds, made up of rocky beaches and fir woods, are ideal for picnicking and scanning West Penobscot Bay, the Muscle Ridge Channel and many islands.

Fort Point Light, Stockton Springs. In Fort Point State park. Tours available

Castine Light House, Castine. Privately owned with lovely, public pathway down to the water’s edge.

Bass Harbor Head Light, Mount Desert Island. In 1858, during the presidency of James Buchanan, this light was established to mark the entrance to Blue Hill Bay on MDI’s west side and to guide vessels in and out of Bass Harbor. Each year, 1000’s of visitors to Acadia National Park photograph this lighthouse in its rocky, picturesque setting.

Pemaquid Point Light, Pemiquid Point. A great day trip through pituresque towns 90 minutes South of Searsport Shores.

Whale Watching Whale Watcher, MDI 2x daily trips lasting 31/2 hours. Lunch available. 1.800.508.1499 Friendship IV, MDI. Sails daily from Bar Harbor. 288.2386 Acadian Whale Watcher, MDI. 2x daily trips. 288.9794

Puffin Watching Cranberry Cove Boating Company, Cranberry Isles. 244.5882 Northeast Cruises, Seal Harbor. 276.5803 Offshore Passenger and Freight Co., Rockland. 366.3700

State Parks

Camden Hills, Camden. 5,474 acres. 30 miles of hiking trails and views of Penobscot Bay. 236.3109

Swan Lake, Swanville. 67 acres. Picnicking, swimming fishing. 525.4404.

Moose Point, Searsport. 183 acres. Walking trails, picnicking. Accessible From Searsport Shores Camping Resort’s beach- walk west.

Fort Point, Stockton Springs. 154 acres. Fishing, pier for boats and ruins of Fort Pownall nearby.

Fort Knox, Prospect. A fortification that was built just prior to the Civil War and named for General Henry Knox. It makes a great outing for families, both to roam through the dark tunnels of the fort and see the cannons that were never fired in battle. Picnic at the outdoor tables overlooking Penboscot River. 469.7719

Holbrook Island Sanctuary, Brooksville . 1,345 acres. On the shore of Penobscot Bay, plus a 115 acre island just off shore. (cruise from Belfast on The Balmy Days). Nature trails and picnicking. 326.4012.

Little River Dam, Belfast

Warren Island State Park, Islesboro

Sailboat Charters

Sail-a-Way, Northport

Belfast Boat Yard. John Holms (338.2000)

Hiking

Bald Rock, Lincolnville

Camden Hills State Park

Oak Hill, Swanville

Museums

The Owls Head Transportation Museum Rt. 73, Owls Head, 2 miles south of Rockland. One of the world’s finest collections of pioneer and landmark automobiles, aircraft, engines, motorcycles, bicycles and carriages. 594.4418

Penobscot Marine Museum Church St., Searsport A seafaring village of eight historic buildings with special exhibitions and excellent collections of marine paintings. 548-2529

Shore Village Museum (ME’s Lighthouse Museum) 104 Limerock St., Rockland Largest collection of lighthouse and Coast Guard artifacts on display in the country. 594.0311

Friendship Museum Jct Rte 220 & Martin’s Pond Rd Housed in an old brick schoolhouse, the museum features exhibits on the Friendship Sloop

General Henry Knox Museum (Montpelier) Jct Rte 1 and Rte 131 Thomaston The magnificent 22 room museum houses the furniture, family portraits, silver, personal papers of General Knox (1750-1806)

Golf Courses

Searsport Pines Golf Course. Searsport, ME

Bucksport Golf Club Duckcove Rd., Bucksport 469.7612

Northport Golf Club Northport 338.2270

Local Churches and Synagogues

Bap`tist Lighthouse Bible Church 706 Prospect St. Searsport 548.6285

Catholic St. Francis of Assisi Church 47 Court St., Belfast 338.4433 Congregational Second Congregational Church Searsport 548.2239

Methodist United Methodist Church Main St., Searsport 548.2239

Synagogue Synagogue Adas Yoshuron Willow St., Rockland 594.4523

Local Hospital

Waldo County General Hospital 118 Northport Ave, Belfast 338-2500

Searsport Shores Oceanfront Campground

US Route 1, 216 West Main St.
Searsport Maine 04974
Telephone 207-548-6059
Fax 207-548-6059

E-Mail: relax@campocean.com

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