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**Moody Beach RV Camping** is a beautifully wooded RV camp in Maine, located on the southeast coast just minutes from the shores of Ogunquit Beach. You can enjoy whale watching, deep-sea fishing in the Atlantic, shopping, hiking, great seafood and a variety of other local attractions! If you've never been to Maine, you're missing one of the most picturesque areas of the country. When you stay at Moody Beach and its RV camping sites, you can walk along the beach, smell the fresh salt air and relax in the easy charm of coastal living. Here at our **RV resort in coastal Maine** , we have tent sites, full hook-up pull-thru sites or rentals available for all of your vacation needs. Coastal RV Camp in Maine Whether you're planning a retreat for the whole family, a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Moody Beach RV Campground. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience.
From New Hampshire and South: Take I-95 north to Maine Exit 7, Ogunquit and York Beaches (last exit before Maine turnpike). Take Rt. 1 north 8.3 miles to campground entrance on left-behind Wonder Mountain Golf. From Portland and North: Take Maine Turnpike south to Exit 19 (Wells Sanford). From the exit turn left onto Rt. 109, follow it a short distance to junction of Rt. 1. Go south on Rt. 1 approximately 2 1/2 miles to campground entrance on right-behind Wonder Mountain Golf.
The women's bathroom are filthy it's like no one is even cleaning them. They give us no toilet paper and the garbage can is filled with hygene products like no one is emptying it. The other comments might say that it us clean but really the first day I went there, I already wanted to go back home. Can the staff do their job and at least give us toilet paper. On the other hand, the pool is nice. Also there's a barbecue on each campsites
While we enjoyed this campground overall, we definitely did not love our specific site which was a giant mud pit and was a pretty tight squeeze getting in and out. Ultimately, the park itself was nice, most the staff were friendly, roads getting TO the park were nice, pool was typical. The new section of the park is definitely an upgrade. We struggled finding 50a service, but finally did in the muddy site.
Some of the staff were not the most helpful and it seemed like there were definite communication issues going on between staff members because no one really seemed to know what was going on.
If we knew we were going to get in the newer area we’d have no issues staying here again, but because it’s first come first served and you can’t reserve a spot we may consider other places before this one .
This is a beautiful campground with large sites and clean bathhouses. It is near several Maine lighthouses. It is also near the Marginal Way cliff walk that allows you to walk along the rocky shores of Maine. It is a great place to stay!
Overall this campground is pretty nice, but there are big differences between the older sites in the trees and the new, larger sites out in the open. Smaller sites are ok, but lots of full timers, older rigs and our first spot was next to people with a ton of trash and broken down appliances.
Moved to the larger, newer section for bigger rigs, and much nicer.
Store is pretty well stocked, dog park is large, pool was closed but looked nice. Laundry is a bit pricey at 2.50 a load, several out of order and was pretty dirty. Don't think the bathrooms had been cleaned in awhile either, pretty gross.
Location to the coast, sights and seafood was excellent.
Overall, pretty good, but not great.
