Cobscook Bay State Park is a public recreation area occupying 888 acres on the western shore of Cobscook Bay in Washington County, Maine. The …
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Sep 14, 2022
The park is amazing! The staff are super friendly and helpful. We actually stopped in here to look for a Geocache and were very pleasantly surprised with this park. Full review by Trevor P
Oct 25, 2020
Beautiful camping and picnic sites. Camp sites are well spread out and allow for privacy. The park was clean and well maintained. Unfortunately, the Maine State Park stamp was missing. Full review by P6619XYkathyh
Jul 29, 2020
we walked around looking at all the incredible sites in this park. so many awesome spots. we’ve been to quite a few campgrounds and state parks, the sites here are more impressive than any we have s… Full review by Expatriated-traveler
Hello, I read your review and was wondering if there were a few oceanside/ lakeside tent campgrounds that are dog friendly and sites where you're not right on top of your neighbors that you might recommend? Thank you!
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Campsite #30 is definitely a bit more secluded- you are out on a point with no immediate neighbors. It was the perfect site for us with our dog. It's a short walk up a slight incline from the …
Campsite #30 is definitely a bit more secluded- you are out on a point with no immediate neighbors. It was the perfect site for us with our dog. It's a short walk up a slight incline from the parking spot to the campsite. You walk past site #31 when walking in, but cannot see them once at the site. Our neighbors there at the time didn't even know we had a dog! There were many dogs in the campground, heard lots of barking throughout our stay. I can't speak to much else as we didn't explore the rest of the campground too much. In terms of waterfront / waterside, #30 was elevated with a very steep path down to the rocks. From what we could see along the peninsula to the right, those campsites seemed more level with the water but it was also very rocky and the rocks were covered in seaweed from the tides, so not incredibly walkable. We wanted a spot for our dog to swim but didn't find one at the campground. The Hamilton Cove hiking path to the beach in Lubec was where we eventually got her to dip in to the water.
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