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Duck Puddle Campground sits on the edge of Pemaquid Lake just inland of the Southern Maine coast. Duck Puddle hosts tent campers as well as cabin rentals, a lake house rental, and barn weddings. They also rent out boats, dock slips, and golf carts.
Located 40 miles from Portland, ME. From US Hwy 1 in Noblesboror, go southeast on Winslow Hill Rd for 0.2 mi. Then turn right onto Duckpuddle Rd and go 1.6 mi. Then turn right onto Campground Rd.
We used this campground as an impromptu stop during our travels. Very accommodating staff. Clean reasonably level and dry site. Majority of campground is seasonal, everyone was very friendly. There are canoe/kayak rentals for use on the beautiful lake
We stayed in site 119, gravel, fairly level, As pictured the utilities are quite far so we did have to buy another sewer hose form the store. Which they graciously opened after hours so we could get set up and showered. This is one of the NICEST Campgrounds we've been too. Love there are no breed restrictions and we could set up our fence. Lovely mowed trails around the park, the store actually has useful things in there. lovely beach and large play area for kids. The dogs are allowed to swim off the dock area. Reasonably priced, internet not great but useable (we have ATT&T) Laundry Facilities are as expected at campgrounds, but they are pretty cheap which was nice. Nearest amenities are all about 10 minutes away for groceries and gas etc. Love that they host Yoga 3 times per week in the very pretty barn. If you are looking to go a little off-grid and just have a vacation. This place is ideal.
I always had fun when my family goes every year and the lake house is always neat and great place to stay
I stayed here, with my 79-year-old mother, for two nights. We loved it! We stayed in a bunk house. All the campsites at that end of the campground are pleasantly big. There are some r.v. sites as you enter the campground that are very close together, but the rest of the campground is nice. The lake is beautiful and we heard loons frequently.
