Free camping in Maine
10 free and low-cost places to camp in Maine, with facilities and directions.
Free camping usually means dispersed camping on national forest or BLM land, typically up to 14 days, with no facilities. Some free campgrounds have toilets and fire rings. Check the land manager’s current fire rules.
Every place we know
- Directions
Free camp · Spring Lake · Free
Ferry Farm
Fire pits
- Directions
Free camp · Free
Gismo Island
Fire pits · Picnic tables
- Directions
Free camp · Free
Jewett Cove
- Directions
Free camp · Free
Log Landing Campsite
- Directions
Free camp · Free
Machias Rips Campsite
- Directions
Free camp · Mud Landing · Free
Mud Landing
Fire pits
- Directions
Free camp · Whiting · Free
Orange Lake Campsite
- Directions
Free camp · Spring Lake · Free
Parson's Brook
Fire pits
- Directions
Free camp · Spring Lake · Free
Round Barn
Fire pits
- Directions
Free camp · Mud Landing · Free
South Bay
Fire pits
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