Pleasant Lake Camping Area

My wife and I went here looking for a place to fish and the lady at the gate said there was many areas to fish but it was $10 so we paid. Then we entered the park to find out it was a different story they had one little section off to the side for fishing that was full of people. We went in the visitor center to find out where all we can fish and they told us only in that spot and to go to the gat... My wife and I went here looking for a place to fish and the lady at the gate said there was many areas to fish but it was $10 so we paid. Then we entered the park to find out it was a different story they had one little section off to the side for fishing that was full of people. We went in the visitor center to find out where all we can fish and they told us only in that spot and to go to the gate to get a refund. We then went to the gate to find out they do not do refunds and now we are out $10 to drive around their parking lot.

My wife and I went here looking for a place to fish and the lady at the gate said there was many areas to fish but it was $10 so we paid. Then we entered the park to find out it was a different story they had one little section off to the side for fishing that was full of people. We went in the visitor center to find out where all we can fish and they told us only in that spot and to go to the gat... My wife and I went here looking for a place to fish and the lady at the gate said there was many areas to fish but it was $10 so we paid. Then we entered the park to find out it was a different story they had one little section off to the side for fishing that was full of people. We went in the visitor center to find out where all we can fish and they told us only in that spot and to go to the gate to get a refund. We then went to the gate to find out they do not do refunds and now we are out $10 to drive around their parking lot.

Rolled in at 5:30 on a weeknight in July looking for a campsite, store & office were closed and it just looked like a seasonal trailer park. We left and camped across the border. If you’re looking for camping on Rte 9 on your way to Canada, look at the Maine DNR site, there’s a handful of sites at the Machias River that sound awesome but aren’t listed on Google. Unfortunately we had passed them bu... Rolled in at 5:30 on a weeknight in July looking for a campsite, store & office were closed and it just looked like a seasonal trailer park. We left and camped across the border. If you’re looking for camping on Rte 9 on your way to Canada, look at the Maine DNR site, there’s a handful of sites at the Machias River that sound awesome but aren’t listed on Google. Unfortunately we had passed them but half an hour or so by the time we saw them. The border crossing at Carla’s was totally empty at 6pm!

Rolled in at 5:30 on a weeknight in July looking for a campsite, store & office were closed and it just looked like a seasonal trailer park. We left and camped across the border. If you’re looking for camping on Rte 9 on your way to Canada, look at the Maine DNR site, there’s a handful of sites at the Machias River that sound awesome but aren’t listed on Google. Unfortunately we had passed them bu... Rolled in at 5:30 on a weeknight in July looking for a campsite, store & office were closed and it just looked like a seasonal trailer park. We left and camped across the border. If you’re looking for camping on Rte 9 on your way to Canada, look at the Maine DNR site, there’s a handful of sites at the Machias River that sound awesome but aren’t listed on Google. Unfortunately we had passed them but half an hour or so by the time we saw them. The border crossing at Carla’s was totally empty at 6pm!

Rolled in at 5:30 on a weeknight in July looking for a campsite, store & office were closed and it just looked like a seasonal trailer park. We left and camped across the border. If you’re looking for camping on Rte 9 on your way to Canada, look at the Maine DNR site, there’s a handful of sites at the Machias River that sound awesome but aren’t listed on Google. Unfortunately we had passed them bu... Rolled in at 5:30 on a weeknight in July looking for a campsite, store & office were closed and it just looked like a seasonal trailer park. We left and camped across the border. If you’re looking for camping on Rte 9 on your way to Canada, look at the Maine DNR site, there’s a handful of sites at the Machias River that sound awesome but aren’t listed on Google. Unfortunately we had passed them but half an hour or so by the time we saw them. The border crossing at Carla’s was totally empty at 6pm!

I’m giving this a 5-star review, if only for the experience we had with every person we met there…(and we only needed to stay one night, prior to crossing into Canada the following day!) We are car campers, and prefer a more woodsy, secluded camping environment, however, the friendliness and kind generosity of those regular patrons really made our night great - we got a first class tour of the pr... I’m giving this a 5-star review, if only for the experience we had with every person we met there…(and we only needed to stay one night, prior to crossing into Canada the following day!) We are car campers, and prefer a more woodsy, secluded camping environment, however, the friendliness and kind generosity of those regular patrons really made our night great - we got a first class tour of the premises, including the nearby outdoor art/sculpture park, and all the families of campers who offered us great conversation, stories, and samples of barbecue! Thanks to Charlene, Claudette, and friends for adding some fun to our vacation!

I’m giving this a 5-star review, if only for the experience we had with every person we met there…(and we only needed to stay one night, prior to crossing into Canada the following day!) We are car campers, and prefer a more woodsy, secluded camping environment, however, the friendliness and kind generosity of those regular patrons really made our night great - we got a first class tour of the pr... I’m giving this a 5-star review, if only for the experience we had with every person we met there…(and we only needed to stay one night, prior to crossing into Canada the following day!) We are car campers, and prefer a more woodsy, secluded camping environment, however, the friendliness and kind generosity of those regular patrons really made our night great - we got a first class tour of the premises, including the nearby outdoor art/sculpture park, and all the families of campers who offered us great conversation, stories, and samples of barbecue! Thanks to Charlene, Claudette, and friends for adding some fun to our vacation!

I’m giving this a 5-star review, if only for the experience we had with every person we met there…(and we only needed to stay one night, prior to crossing into Canada the following day!) We are car campers, and prefer a more woodsy, secluded camping environment, however, the friendliness and kind generosity of those regular patrons really made our night great - we got a first class tour of the pr... I’m giving this a 5-star review, if only for the experience we had with every person we met there…(and we only needed to stay one night, prior to crossing into Canada the following day!) We are car campers, and prefer a more woodsy, secluded camping environment, however, the friendliness and kind generosity of those regular patrons really made our night great - we got a first class tour of the premises, including the nearby outdoor art/sculpture park, and all the families of campers who offered us great conversation, stories, and samples of barbecue! Thanks to Charlene, Claudette, and friends for adding some fun to our vacation!