Planning our 2014 season - Need tips and advice

[eliset123]

Howdy!

If you are in the Boston area, I recommend Normandy Farms Campground in Foxboro for a quick weekend getaway. It's a really nice campground located next to Foxboro State Park where there are some nice hiking trails. They also have a frisbee disc course, 2 pools, a fishing pond etc. It's great for a weekend trip. Reservations ASAP are recommended; most of next season's "big" weekends are already booked.

[NevadaGeo]

Originally Posted by ricks-vt

Be sure to check out Watkins Glen State Park- southern tip of Seneca Lake.

Coordinate that with one of the races at the Glen, of course, and some Finger Lakes wine tasting too.

[paiceman]

In Northern Maine try Cobbs Cook Bay State Park - we pulled out 30' in there with a reservation in season and camped right on the water. Big tides, very private sites, NO hook ups. We stayed three nights with no issues on batteries, tanks or water, did not even hook up the generators. Love the place.

Also KOA at Bar Harbor, as stated previously will need reservations to be on the water and it's expensive, but very nice. KOA at Freeport, short drive to LL Bean and nice quite place.

[Onyx55]

We just got our Airstream last week and are really looking forward to this year's season.
This past summer we camped through ME NH and VT. In Maine we liked Hemlock Grove Campground in Kennybunk. Very wooded, quiet and facilities are clean. In VT we liked Dorsett RV Park in Dorsett, VT. Convenient, clean and great campground owners.

Enjoy your Airstream, I know we will.
Neal