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Eddy Pond Camp
Public Campground

Eddy Pond Camp

Rangeley, Maine
4.8 (98 reviews)

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About Eddy Pond Camp

Campground in Maine.

Nestled in the natural beauty of Maine, Eddy Pond Camp offers a peaceful retreat for RV enthusiasts seeking an authentic camping experience in New England. This public campground serves as an ideal base for exploring the rugged Maine landscape, with its convenient location providing easy access to both pristine wilderness and charming local communities.

The campground itself is situated in an area rich with outdoor recreation opportunities. Maine's natural attractions are legendary among camping enthusiasts, from scenic hiking trails that wind through dense forests to sparkling lakes perfect for fishing and water activities. The region's natural beauty changes dramatically with the seasons, making Eddy Pond Camp appealing whether you're visiting during the vibrant fall foliage season, the lush green summers, or the quieter times of spring and early winter.

What makes this area special is the balance it strikes between accessibility and genuine outdoor adventure. You'll find yourself surrounded by the kind of natural Maine scenery that has attracted visitors for generations. The pond itself provides a tranquil focal point for the campground, with opportunities for peaceful moments and connection with nature. The surrounding forests offer shade and privacy, creating that genuine camping atmosphere many RV travelers seek.

The local area supports both outdoor enthusiasts and those interested in Maine's cultural heritage. Small towns nearby often feature local shops, restaurants serving fresh Maine fare, and historical sites that tell the story of this distinctive region. Whether you're interested in hiking, fishing, kayaking, or simply enjoying time in nature with family and friends, the surroundings offer plenty to explore.

Eddy Pond Camp appeals to a wide range of travelers. Families appreciate the safe environment and proximity to outdoor activities suitable for all ages. Solo travelers and couples find the peaceful setting ideal for relaxation and reconnection. Serious outdoor adventurers use the campground as a convenient base for exploring Maine's extensive trail systems and natural areas. The highly positive reviews from visitors reflect the quality experience consistently delivered here.
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Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Rangeley is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

Maine weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Rangeley.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near Rangeley. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

Eddy Pond Camp Reviews

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Lee Stevenson

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Lee Stevenson

Off grid camping with river access. We used the day use area for a lovely picnic at waters edge. Here you can watch rafters and kayakers enjoy the big eddy. An actually eddy where the rivers runs upstream.

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Sonder Blogger

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Sonder Blogger

This is remote and the roads are logging roads. Know your route before you embark on your trip. The folks at Big Eddy Campground are first class. The camp fees they charge are well worth it especially a hot shower! Sarah was very nice and willing to help me with all questions. I stocked up the fly library! The fishing was a little tough because of the warm water IMHO. I was there in September... This is remote and the roads are logging roads. Know your route before you embark on your trip. The folks at Big Eddy Campground are first class. The camp fees they charge are well worth it especially a hot shower! Sarah was very nice and willing to help me with all questions. I stocked up the fly library! The fishing was a little tough because of the warm water IMHO. I was there in September 27-29 and stayed in the Chesuncook Cabin and loved it! I drove a Subaru Legacy on the long road out from the West to pick up the Golden Rd east. Yes I had to go slow and yes the travel time was off the charts, but hey I was on vacation lol...

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Benjamin Murphy

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Benjamin Murphy

Great campground, split on either side of the river. One side is disconnected from the main office, considered the wild side, and is much quieter. Watch out for raccoons, they tried getting into our snacks two nights in a row. Showers are great, facilities are clean, and employees are very helpful and friendly. We love staying at this campground and it has a great location.

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Jordan Albair

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Jordan Albair

This is a really sweet campground on the Golden rd/Penobscot River. We happened to have a small site on the wild side next to Lynyrd Skynyrd’s fan-club-sing-along-party-boys, but they were cool enough when we asked them to turn the volume down at 10:30pm. The staff were wicked kind and allowed us to move to a further site that was glorious. (I can’t bring myself to share the site number.) The soun... This is a really sweet campground on the Golden rd/Penobscot River. We happened to have a small site on the wild side next to Lynyrd Skynyrd’s fan-club-sing-along-party-boys, but they were cool enough when we asked them to turn the volume down at 10:30pm. The staff were wicked kind and allowed us to move to a further site that was glorious. (I can’t bring myself to share the site number.) The sound of the river is very soothing. Really dog friendly, and all seemed well managed. Same goes for the kids. Adirondack chairs, picnic tables, and plenty of space to swim in the river. We had epic weather, which didn’t hurt. I’d go back.

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Rich Pape

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Rich Pape

Most beautiful scenery and great people. Nice cabins and great shower facilities. It’s still camping but what a great way to get away from technology. Kids should experience this with their family. No cell service and no internet. Cell phones can still use emergency satellite services. The sounds of the river water going over the rapids is so peaceful especially at night.

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