Deer Island Point Campground

We stayed in a wilderness site for a few days so we knew what we were going into. There was a single outhouse about 100m away from our site. No electricity or potable water available but there’s a tap a short walk away for washing dishes or handwashing. They sell some smaller drinking water bottles at the shop and there are a few stores on the island that sell 4L bottles. Beautiful views on our s... We stayed in a wilderness site for a few days so we knew what we were going into. There was a single outhouse about 100m away from our site. No electricity or potable water available but there’s a tap a short walk away for washing dishes or handwashing. They sell some smaller drinking water bottles at the shop and there are a few stores on the island that sell 4L bottles. Beautiful views on our side, lots of fun exploring to do. We could see seals and porpoises from our site and even saw a minke whale breeze by. Lots of sea birds and birds of prey, too. We enjoyed the peace and quiet away from the main campground. It was quite busy. Our composting latrine was cleaned daily and all the staff we interacted with were super friendly. Other campers on wilderness side were very friendly, too. The place could definitely use some water upgrades on the site and a few more bathrooms and showers but it’s a nice place to spend some days with family. Don’t think about swimming. The water is freezing. A quick dip then enjoy some sun on the beach. The main office has great ice cream and other snacks as well. We’ll be back!

This rustic campground is right on the ocean edge overlooking Eastport, Maine and Campobello, New Brunswick. Many sites have power but no sewer although there is a dumping station available. The prices are reasonable too. There are also some very unique un-serviced water's edge tent sites that are amazing. This campground is not pretending to be 5 star so as long as you know that, it is a nice pla... This rustic campground is right on the ocean edge overlooking Eastport, Maine and Campobello, New Brunswick. Many sites have power but no sewer although there is a dumping station available. The prices are reasonable too. There are also some very unique un-serviced water's edge tent sites that are amazing. This campground is not pretending to be 5 star so as long as you know that, it is a nice place to camp.

This campground has real potential but unfortunately it’s poorly run. Right off the bat no debit and you better bring your own water cause you can’t drink the water. No washrooms all weekend they explained there was a water problem but they obviously don’t care because it was never fixed. If you’re tenting you better have a small tent because the sites have maybe 2 square feet of level ground. The... This campground has real potential but unfortunately it’s poorly run. Right off the bat no debit and you better bring your own water cause you can’t drink the water. No washrooms all weekend they explained there was a water problem but they obviously don’t care because it was never fixed. If you’re tenting you better have a small tent because the sites have maybe 2 square feet of level ground. The campground has great views but the problems don’t out way this please avoid !!!!!