North Maine Woods Campsite Guide
The North Maine Woods is a region of active forestland located in north western Maine. The area encompasses 3.5 million acres of sustainable forest with hundreds of lakes, ponds, streams, and an abundance of fish and wildlife. Due to a long-standing relationship between forest landowners and the people of Maine, this area is open for public use.
The North Maine Woods Company is a non-profit organization that manages public access to this privately owned region, and if you enjoy camping and the traditional outdoor uses synonymous with this great state then this guide was designed for you. The camper's guide will help you tour the NMW area with more than 300 authorized campsites available to the public. All authorized campsites contain a picnic table, firering, and area privy and does not require a permit for campfires (fires must be built within the firerings provided for each site). Access and camping fees do apply. For more information about the North Maine Woods please visit our website at www.northmainewoods.org

Authorized Campsites
All authorized campsites have picnic tables, privies, and firerings for building campfires. Authorized campsites do not require a fire permit from the Maine Forest Service (NOTE: campfires must be contained within the firerings provided). Authorized campsites are maintained weekly and/or bi-weekly by North Maine Woods staff, and all campsites are inspected annually be the Maine Forest Service.

Ragmuff/Seboomook Region Campsites
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Snake Campsite
(6) Campsites
(1) Picnic Table Shelter
(6) Fireplaces
(6) Picnic Tables
(1) Privy
Vehicle access: Yes
Access to Water: Yes (N. Branch Penobscot River)
Access by Canoe: Yes
Camper trailer access: No
Comments: Canoe access to campsites is available via the N. Branch Penobscot River

Little Lobster Campsite
(2) Campsites
(1) Picnic Table Shelter
(2) Fireplaces
(2) Picnic Tables
(1) Privy
Vehicle access: Yes
Access to Water: Yes (Little Lobster Lake)
Camper trailer access: Yes
Comments: The 2nd campsite is located on the other side of road. There is a short hand-carry to access Little Lobster Lake.

Penobscot Lake (Ice Box Pit) Campsite
(1) campsite
(1) Fireplace
(1) Picnic Table
(1) Privy
Vehicle access: Yes
Access to Water: Yes (Penobscot Pond)
Camper trailer access: No
Comments: Popular amongst fall hunters.

Penobscot Dam Campsite
(4) Campsites
(4) Fireplaces
(4) Picnic Tables
Access to Water: Yes (Penobscot Lake)
Camper trailer access: Not recommended
Comments: Camper Trailer access is not recommended.

Nulhedus Pit Campsite
(1) Campsite
(1) Fireplace
(1) Picnic Table
Access to Water: No
Camper trailer access: Yes
Comments: Popular amongst fall hunters.

Long Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Long Pond)
Camper trailer access: Yes
Comments: Popular family camping destination.

Leadbetter Pit Campsite
(1) Picnic Table Shelter
Access to Water: No
Comments: Alternative campsites to Leadbetter Falls. Sites are popular with both hunters and fishermen.

Leadbetter Falls Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (N. Branch Penobscot River)
Comments: Pleasant sites on bank of N. Branch Penobscot River.

Lane Brook (Boundary Road) Campsite
(1) Campsite
(1) Fireplace
(1) Picnic Table
Access to Water: Yes (Lane Brook)
Comments: Pleasant and private site on the banks of Lane Brook.

Lane Brook Campsite
(1) Picnic Shelter
Access to Water: Yes (Lane Brook)
Comments: Pleasant sites on bank of Lane Brook.

Hurricane Stream Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Hurricane Stream)
Comments: Narrow access road recommended for smaller camper trailers.

Hurricane Pond Campsite
(1) Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Hurricane Pond)
Camper trailer access: Not Recommended
Comments: Narrow road, camper trailers are not recommended.

Dole Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Dole Pond)
Comments: Beautiful sites along the shore of Dole Pond

Gilberts Crossing Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Lane Brook)
Comments: Gilbert's Crossing is a beautiful spot located along Lane Brook.

Dole Brook Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Dole Brook)
Camper trailer access: No
Comments: Pleasant and private site at the mouth of Dole Brook

Cheney Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Cheney Pond)
Comments: 4-wheel drive access. Camper trailer access is not recommended.

35 Mile Campsite
Access to Water: No
Comments: Perfect tent site for small group

Allagash Region Campsites
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Old 106 Campsite
Comments: Popular site with hunters and fishermen.

Chimenticook Stream Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Chimenticook Stream)
Comments: Short distance to Chimenticook Stream

West Twin Brook #1 Campsite
Access to Water: Yes(Allagash River)
Comments: Campsite is located next to the Michaud Farm Road.

West Twin Brook #2 Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (West Twin Brook)
Comments: This is a good tent site located close to the St John River.

West Twin Brook Gravel Pit Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Allagash River)
Comments: This is a good campsite for camper trailers located close to the St John River.

Upper Little Black Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (St John River)
Comments: This is a popular tenting and day-use destination.

Little Falls Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Little Falls Pond)
Comments: This is a nice solitary campsite close to the pond.

Blue Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Blue Pond)
Comments: Campsites are located about 25 yds from the pond.

Fall Brook Lake Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Fall Brook Lake)
Comments: The campsite area has a landing for small boats.

Little Black River Pit Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Little Black River)
Comments: This is a great spot for a small camper. One campsite has a picnic table shelter.

Little Black River Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Little Black River)
Comments: This is a great sport for campers located along the Little Black River

Deadeye Bridge Campsites
Access to Water: Short distance to West Branch Little Black River
Comments: Campsites are popular amongst hunters and fishermen.

Ben Glazier Campsite
Access to Water: Close to Ben Glazier Brook
Comments: This is a solitary campsite.

Big Black River Road Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Big Black River)
Comments: Sites are popular amongst hunters and fishermen with only a short distance to the Big Black River.

3rd Pelletier Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (3rd Pelletier Pond)
Comments: This is a nice spot with an open grassy area and an undeveloped boat landing.

Connors Cove
(2) Privies
Access to Water: Yes (Glazier Lake)
Comments: This is a nice solitary campsite close to the pond.
Please note that Connors Cove is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities.

Big Black Fall Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Short distance to Big Black River)
Comments: Site is popular amongst fall hunters.

Telos Region Campsites
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Cliff Lake Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Cliff Lake)
Comments: Campsite has a hand-carry boat launch for accessing Cliff Lake with a small boat.

Umbazooksus East Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Umbazooksus Stream)
Camper trailer access: Not Recommended
Comments: Secluded sites along east side of Umbazooksus Stream. Campers can usually expect low water levels in the stream after June

Umbazooksus West Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Umbazooksus Stream)
Comments: Secluded sites along West side of Umbazooksus Stream. Campers can usually expect low water levels in the stream after June.

Spider Lake Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Spider Lake)
Comments: Sites are located back from the shoreline, and an an undeveloped boat launch area is available for accessing Spider Lake.

Pillsbury Deadwater Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Short distance to Pillsbury Stream)
Comments: Secluded sites overlooking the Pillsbury Deadwater.

Little Pillsbury Pond Campsite
(2) Picnic Table Shelters
Access to Water: Yes (Little Pillsbury Pond)
Comments: Sites offer a hand-carry boat launch for access to Little Pillsbury Pond.

Indian Pond Campsite
(2) Picnic Table Shelters
Access to Water: Yes (Indian Pond)
Comments: Sites are located near the shore of Indian Pond with an undeveloped boat launch for pond access.

Indian Stream Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (3 tenths of a mile to Indian Stream)
Comments: Primarily an over-flow site for Indian Pond.

Haymock Lake Campsite
(7) campsites
Access to Water: Yes (Haymock Lake)
Comments: Undeveloped boat launch across from campsites.

Kellog Brook Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Kellog Brook)
Comments: Campsites are not far from Chamberlain Bridge for accessing the Allagash Waterway.

Coffeelos South Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Coffeelos Pond)
Camper trailer access: Not Recommended
Comments: Hand-carry trail to pond. Rough access road

Coffeelos North Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Coffeelos Pond)
Comments: Hand-carry trail to pond.

Miller Time
Comments: Campsites are not far from Chamberlain Bridge for access to the Allagash Waterway.

Caucomgomoc Region Campsites

St Francis Lake Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (St. Francis Lake)
Comments: These campsites are located along the shore of St Francis Lake with a hand-carry boat launch for small boats.

Round Pond Inlet Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Inlet to Round Pond)
Comments: Hand-carry boat launch only.

Rowe Thoroughfare Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Caucomgomoc Lake & Rowe Pond)
Canoe access: Yes (via Caucomgomoc Lake)
Comments: Campsite is located along the throughfare between Rowe and Caucomgomoc Lake. Rough access road to campsite.

Baker Lake Campsite
Vehicle Access: Yes
Access to Water: Yes (Baker Lake)
Comments: This is a popular destination for Muskie fisherman with beautiful waterfront sites. One of the sites has a picnic table shelter, and there is an unimproved boat launch. This is also the primary starting point for St. John River canoe trips with a designated parking area at the outlet of Baker Lake.

Baker Lake South Campsite
Vehicle Access: No
Access to Water: Yes (Baker Lake)
Access by Boat/Canoe: Yes
Comments: This site is a boat access only site suitable for large groups

Wadleigh Pond South Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Wadleigh Pond)
Comments: This is a nice spot with only a short distance to the shore of Wadleigh Pond.

5th St John Bridge Campsite
Vehicle Access: Yes
Access to Water: Yes (Baker Branch of the St. John River)
Comments: Popular site for spring canoeists and fall hunters

5th St. John Dam Campsite
(1) Box Toilet
Vehicle Access: Yes
Access to Water: Yes (Baker Branch of the St. John River)
Comments: Rough access road to campsite.

Wadleigh Pond Beach Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Wadleigh Pond)
Camper trailer acess: No
Comments: The parking area is about 60 yards from the campsite which requires a short carry with camping gear. The site has a beautiful sand beach and the pond offers great fishing opportunities.

Wadleigh Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Wadleigh Pond)
Comments: Unimproved boat launch for accessing pond. This is a nice spot with a picnic table shelter located at one of the sites. These campsites are popular with both hunters & fisherman

Turner Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Turner Pond)
Comments: These are secluded sites with a short hand-carry trail to Turner Pond.

Round Pond North Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Round Pond)
Comments: Hand-carry boat launch to Round Pond

Lost Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Lost Pond)
Comments: Sites are suitable for tenting or day use only. Access to campsites requires a 4-Wheel Drive.

Johnson Pond Island Campsite
(1) Box Toilet
Vehicle access: No
Access by Canoe: Yes (Johnson Pond)
Comments: This campsite is a canoe access only site.

Caucomgomoc Landing Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Caucomgomoc Lake)
Comments: Campsites are located on the upper shore of Caucomgomoc Lake with an undeveloped baot launch on site for lake access.

Crescent Pond Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Crescent Pond)
Comments: These campsites are located along the shore of Crescent Pond. This area also has an unimproved boat launch for pond access.

Caucomgomoc Dam Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Caucomgomoc Lake)
Comments: Great spot with plenty of room for a camper trailer.

Boulet Campyard Campsite
Comments: These campsites are primarily overflow sites for Baker Lake and are popular with fall hunters.

Russell Stream Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Russell Stream)
Comments: This is a pleasant site close to the stream.

Henrys Island Campsite
(1) Box Toilet
Vehicle access: No
Access to Water: Yes (Rowe Pond)
Access by Canoe: Yes
Comments: This is a canoe access only site.

Big Bog Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (N. Branch Penobscot River)
Comments: Sites are situated on a high bank overlooking the North Branch Penobscot River.

Ashland Region Campsites

Pinkham Road Area Campsites
Folder contains campsite locations for the Pinkham Road area. Open folder to view campsite listing (Click + sign left of folder).

South Branch Machias River Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (S. Branch Machias River)
Comments: This is a nice spot popular with hunters and fishermen. The river is approximately 100 yds from the campsite.

Smith Brook Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Smith Brook)
Comments: This is a secluded site on the stream bank of Smith Brook off of the Pell & Pell Road.

North Branch Machias River Campsite
(2) Picnic Table Shelters
Access to Water: Yes (N. Branch Machias River)
Comments: This is a popular destination for campers, and the site has a hand-carry boat launch.

Munsungan Thoroughfare Campsite
Vehicle access: No
Access to Water: Yes (Munsungan Lake & Little Munsungan Lake)
Comments: These sites are Canoe access only sites. Canoe access is obtained via the Little Munsungan Campsite hand-carry boat launch.

Munsungan Falls Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Munsungan Stream)
Comments: This is a beautiful spot with access to Munsungan Stream and a series of small waterfalls.

Mooseleuk Dam Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Mooseleuk Stream / Mooseleuk Lake upstream from dam)
Comments: The access road is rough and a pickup truck is recommended for access. There are 2 picnic table shelters located at these sites.

Malcolm Branch Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Malcolm Branch Stream)
Comments: The campsites are just off of the Pinkham Road and 300 feet from the stream. Each site contains a picnic table shelter.

Machias Bridge Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Machias River)
Comments: Campsites are situated on a high bank overlooking the river.

Little Munsungan Lake Campsite
Access to Water: Yes (Little Munsungan Lake)
Comments: There is an upper and lower campsite. A 4-Wheel Drive trail leads to the lower campsite and the hand-carry boat launch area.

Little Moosehorn Campsite
Comments: This spot is popular with fall hunters and is located off of the Pinkham Road at Mile 43.

Realty Road (East) Area Campsites
Folder contains campsite locations for areas East of the Musquacook Lakes area via the Realty Road. Open folder to view campsite listing (Click + sign left of folder).

Beaver Sprague Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Greenlaw Stream)
Comments: Sites are located near Greenlaw Stream just off of the Realty Road.

Moosehorn Crossing Campsite
(2) campsite
Water Access: Yes (Spring-fed brook next to campsite)
Comments: Sites are suitable for large groups with a picnic table shelter on one of the campsites

Russell Crossing Campsite
(1) Adirondack Shelter
Water Access: Yes (Machias River)
Comments: Sites are located within a short distance of the Machias River off of the Realty Road.

Machias Lake Dam Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Machias River)
Comments: Sites are located near the Machias River just off of the Realty Road.

Little Clayton Lake Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Little Clayton Lake)
Comments: Secluded site along the lake shore of Little Clayton Lake. Due to rough access road, camper trailer access is not recommended.

20 Mile Bridge Campsite
Water Access: Yes (20 Mile Brook)
Comments: A picnic table shelter can be found at one of the three camspites located on 20 Mile Brook

Pratt Lake Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Pratt Lake)
Comments: Site has an unimproved boat launchand is located off of the Realty Road.

McNally Pond Campsite
Water Access: Yes (McNally Pond)
Comments: Sites are located along the shore of McNally Pond just off of the Realty Road.

Squirrel Pond Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Squirrel Pond)
Comments: This campsite is adjacent to Squirrel Pond with a hand-cary trail to the shore. A picnic table shelter is also available.

2nd Musquacook Lake Campsite
Water Access: Yes (2nd Musquacook Lake)
Comments: Located on beautiful 2nd Musquacook Lake with an undeveloped boat launch. A picnic table shelter is available on one of the lakefront sites. All campsites are on a first-come-first serve basis

Musquacook Stream Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Musquacook Stream)
Comments: Sites are located on stream bank off of the the Rocky Brook Road.

Realty Road (West) Area Campsites
Folder contains campsite location West of the Musquacook Lakes area via the Realty Road. Open folder to view campsite listing (Click + sign left of folder).

Squirrel Mountain Campsite
Water Access: No
Comments: Sites are popular amongst fishermen & fall hunters and located off of the Realty Road.

Ross Lake Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Ross Lake)
Comments: This is a nice location with a short hand-carry boat access trail to the lake.

Kelly Brook Campsite
(2) Privies
Water Access: Yes (Kelly Brook)
Comments: Sites are a short distance to Kelly Brook, and sites are popular amongst fall hunters.

Jack Mountain Road Area Campsites
Folder contains campsite locations throughout the Jack Mountain Road area to include the Pell & Pell Road. Open folder to view campsite listing (Click + sign left of folder).

Upper Elbow Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Upper Elbow Pond)
There is a short hand-carry boat access trail to the pond.

Weeks Brook Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Weeks Brook)
Comments: Site is located on stream bank along the Weeks Brook Road.

Ragged Mountain Pond Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Ragged Mountain Pond)
Comments: This is a secluded site with a short hand-carry trail to pond.

Peaked Mountain Pond Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Peaked Mountain Pond)
Comments: Secluded sites located on Peaked Mtn. Pond. Camper trailers are not recommended due to rough access road.

Machias River Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Machias River)
Comments: This is a secluded river site located off of the Jack Mountain Road.

Island Pond Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Island Pond)
Comments: Sites are located along the shore of Island Pond. Due to the rough access road, camper trailers are not recommended.

Jack Mountain Campsite
Water Access: No
Comments: Campsites are located along the roadway of the Jack Mountain Road and are popular campsites for fall hunters.

Chase Brook Road Campsite
Water Access: Yes (small stream)
Comments: Sites are located near a small stream.

Chase Lake Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Chase Lake)
Comments: This is a pleasant location with access to Chase Lake. There is a hand-carry boat launch and picnic table shelter at this location.

Big Hudson Brook Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Big Hudson Brook)
Comments: Sites are located along side of Big Husdon Brook. The access road is rough and camper trailers are not recommended.

Rocky Brook Road Area Campsites
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Gleason Brook Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Gleason Brook)
Comments: This is a pleasant site that is only 150 feet from Gleason Brook.

Fox Brook Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Fox Brook)
Comments: Sites are located adjacent to Fox Brook just off of the Rocky Brook Road.

Fish River Falls Campsite
(2) Privies
Water Access: Yes (Fish River)
Comments: These sites are located on the river bank at the headwaters of Fish River Falls. Sites are spacious with only a short walk to the falls.

Fish Lake Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Fish Lake)
Comments: Sites are located along the lake shore with an unimproved hand-carry boat launch. This is a popular destination for both fishermen & fall hunters.

Carr Pond Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Carr Pond)
Comments: Sites are located across road from pond with a hand-carry trail for launching boats. This area is a popular destination for both fishermen & fall hunters.

Big Brook Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Big Brook)
Comments: Sites are located just a short distance from stream. Campsite access road is located off of the Rocky Brook Road.

Oxbow Area Campsites
Folder contains campsite locations for areas along the Oxbow Road. Open folder to view campsite listing (Click + sign left of folder).

Munsungan Stream Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Munsungan Stream)
Comments: Sites are back from the river bank of Munsungan Stream. This is the site of an old bridge crossing.

Millinocket Stream Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Millinocket Stream)
Comments: Sites are within a short walking distance to Millinocket Stream.

Lapomkeag Field Campsite
Water Access: Yes (Lapomkeag Stream)
Comments: Sites are within a short walking distance to Lapomkeag Stream.

Aroostook River Area Campsites
Folder contains canoe-access only campsites along the headwaters of the Aroostook River. Open folder to view campsite listing (Click + sign left of folder).

Munsungan Branch Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes (via the Aroostook River)
Comments: This campsite is canoe access only via the Aroostook River. The upper headwaters of the Aroostook offer some spectacular canoeing opportunities during the spring to early summer months. Depending on rainfall amounts these headwaters have a tendency to drain quickly, so please feel free to contact the North Maine Woods for flow rate information or visit the USGS website. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?01015800

Mooseleuk Branch Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes (via the Aroostook River)
Comments: This campsite is canoe access only via the Aroostook River. The upper headwaters of the Aroostook offer some spectacular canoeing opportunities during the spring to early summer months. Depending on rainfall amounts these headwaters have a tendency to drain quickly, so please feel free to contact the North Maine Woods for flow rate information or visit the USGS website. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?01015800

Lapomkeag Stream Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes (via the Aroostook River)
Comments: This campsite is canoe access only via the Aroostook River. The upper headwaters of the Aroostook offer some spectacular canoeing opportunities during the spring to early summer months. Depending on rainfall amounts these headwaters have a tendency to drain quickly, so please feel free to contact the North Maine Woods for flow rate information or visit the USGS website. http://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?01015800

Houlton Brook Campsite

St. John River Campsites
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Fox Brook Campsite
(3) Firerings
Water access: Yes (St John River)
Access by Canoe: Yes
Comments: These campsites are suitable for mid-size groups and can be accessed via the St John River.

Castonia Farm Campsite
(2) Firerings
Water Access: Yes (St. John River)
Canoe access; Yes
Comments: Area has 1 tent site with other site suitable for camper trailers.

Ouellette Brook Campsite
(2) campsites
(2) Firerings
Water Access: Yes (St John River)
Canoe access: Yes
Comments: Suitable 3-6 person camping. Campsites are accessible by canoe via the St. John River.

Ledge Rapids Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes (St John River)
Comments: Campsites are canoe access only with suitable space for mid-size groups of canoeists. The front porch of Ledge Rapids Camp can be seen in the picture's background. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Turner Bogan Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes (St. John River)
Comments: These campsites are accessible by canoe only. The sites are suitable for large groups and are situated near the confluence of Turner Brook with the St John River. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Flaws Bogan Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes (St. John River)
Comments: These sites are accessible by canoe only and are suitable for large groups. Sites are situated on a high bank in an open field. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Flaws Bogan Camp
(1) Firering
Access by Canoe: Yes (St. John River)
Comments: This cabin site is accessible by canoe only. The log camp is open to visitors on a first come first serve basis, unless the camp is being used by North Maine Woods staff members. The building is left unlocked, so if you do stay, please leave the camp clean for the next visitors and be careful with fire. NOTE: Camp is also accessible by foot trail via a 1/2 mile hike from the Flaws Brook Road. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Morrison Depot Campsite
Comments: These campsites are canoe access only and are suitable for mid-size groups. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Southwest Branch Campsite
Comments: These campsites are canoe access only offering comfortable 3-6 person camping at the confluence of the Southwest Branch of the St. John River. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Knowles Brook Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes (St John River)
Comments: Campsites are canoe access only and suitable for large groups of canoeists. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Northwest Branch Campsite
Comments: These campsites are canoe access only offering comfortable 2-4 person camping for canoeists. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Seven Islands Campsite
Comments: Seven Islands campsites are canoe access only sites that are suitable for large groups with fields nearby. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Ledge Rapids Camp
(1) Firering
Comments: Ledge Rapids camp is accessible by canoe only and is open to visitors on a first come first serve basis. The building is left unlocked, so if you do stay, please leave the camp clean for the next visitors and be careful with fire. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Connor Farm Campsite
(1) Firering
Comments: The Connors Farm campsite is accessible by canoe only and is a suitable site for mid-size canoeing groups. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Moody Campsite
Access by Canoe: Yes(St John River)
Comments: Moody Campsites are accessible by both vehicle and canoe and suitable for large groups of canoeists. This campsite was once the location of Moody Bridge which was damaged by river ice and removed in 2008. This picture was taken prior to the removal of Moody Bridge which can be seen in the background. With the removal of the bridge and deteriorated road conditins, canoe access is the recommended method. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Red Pine Campsite
Vehicle access: Yes (via Realty Road)
Access by Canoe: Yes (St John River)
Comments: These sites are accessible by canoe via the St John River and are located along the West side of an abandoned air strip. This location is suitable for both river access and vehicle storage for canoeing the St John River.

East Nine Mile Campsite
Vehicle access: Yes (rough access road)
Comments: The access road contains narrow sections of corduroy with low-lying wet areas, so canoeing is the preferred method for reaching this campsite. This site is suitable for mid-size groups. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Priestley Campsite
Comments: Priestley Campsites are located along the shores of the St John River and are suitable for large groups. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Burntland Brook Campsite
Comments: Burntland Brook Campsites are canoe access only sites suitable for mid-size groups. From Burntland Brook to the Nine Mile Campsite, canoeists will pass through an area burnt by a major forest fire in 1935. It should remind people of the dangers of a fire out of control. Please remember to keep your fires under constant supervision. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Basford Rips Campsite
Comments: The Basford Rips campsite is accessible by canoe only and is a suitable site for small canoeing groups. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Seminary Brook Campsite
Comments: Sites are located along the shores of the St John River and adjacent to Seminary Brook. These sites are suitable for mid-size groups of canoeists or campers.

Nine Mile Campsite
Comments: Sites are suitable for large groups and located on a high bank. The campsite is the former location of the historic Nine Mile Bridge which was removed by ice and carried downstream back in 1972. With a careful eye, you may be able to locate the old coal-fired shovel located behind the campsite. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Simmons Farm Campsite
Comments: These sites are used primarily by spring canoeists and are suitable for large groups. The access road is rough and a 4-Wheel Drive is recommended.

Ferry Crossing Campsite
Comments: Sites are suitable for large groups located along the shores of the St John River. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Boom Chain Campsite
Comments: Sites are suitable for 4-6 person camping. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Big Black Campsite
Comments: These sites are canoe access only and are suitable for large groups. Campsites are located at the confluence of the Big Black River with the St John. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Poplar Island Campsite
Comments: This campsite can be used as a take-out point for canoeists above Big Rapids. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Ouellette Farm Campsite
(3) campsite
Comments: This is a suitable large group site area with fields nearby and good access for camper trailers. For information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Longs Rapids Campsite
Camper access: Not Recommended
Comments: Campsites are suitable for mid-size groups of both campers and canoeists with a spring-fed brook nearby. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Doucie Brook Campsite
Comments: These sites are canoe access only and are suitable for large groups. Sites are located on a high area of the river bank offering spectacular views of the St John River. For more information about canoeing the St. John River, please visit the North Maine Woods website.

Fire Permit Sites
Please note that Fire Permit sites do not have any of the ammenities that are available at Authorized campsites throughout the North Maine Woods region. In order to have an open campfire at any of these sites, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters

BOAT LANDING ROAD
Please note that Boat Landing Road is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

CAMPBELL DEPOT
Please note that Campbell Depot is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

CARPENTER POND
Please note that Carpenter Pond is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

COLD SPRING
Please note that Cold Springs is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

FALL BROOK FALLS
Please note that Fall Brook Falls is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

FOX RUN
Please note that Fox Run is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

HARDING BROOK
Please note that Harding Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

MOCCASIN BROOK
Please note that Moccasin Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

MOOSELEUK STREAM
Please note that Mooseleuk Stream is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

MOUTH SOUTH
Please note that Mouth South is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

POLAND POND
Please note that Poland Pond is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ROCKY BROOK FALLS
Please note that Rocky Brook Falls is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

SNAKE POND
Please note that Snake Pond is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

THROUGHFARE BROOK
Please note that Throughfare Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

TWENTY MILE BROOK
Please note that Twenty Mile Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

TWO MILE BROOK
Please note that Two Mile Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

DEPOT ROAD
Please note that Depot Lake is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

CLAYTON BRANCH
Please note that Clayton Branch is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

3 MILE DEPOT
Please note that 3 Mile Depot is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

BARTLET PIT
Please note that Bartlet Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

20 MILE TURNOUT
Please note that 20 Mile Turnout is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

CARR POND PIT
Please note that Carr Pond Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

DEPOT STREAM
Please note that Depot Stream is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

DEPOT LAKE
Please note that Depot Lake is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

BLANCHETTE CAMPSITE
Please note that Blanchette Campsite is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

BEAULIEUR CURVE PIT
Please note that Beaulieur Curve Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

FOSTER RAND PIT
Please note that Foster Rand Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

LEDGE PIT
Please note that Ledge Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

MOODY PIT 1 AND 2
Please note that Moody Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

MOSQUITO BROOK
Please note that Mosquito Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

FOX BROOK BRANCH
Please note that Fox Brook Branch is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

NORTH ROAD
Please note that North Road is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

MUD POND
Please note that Mud Pond is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

NW BRANCH RD
Please note that NW Branch Road is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

MOSQUITO PIT
Please note that Mosquito Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ORCUTT MOUNTAIN
Please note that Orcutt Mountain is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ROCKY BROOK PIT
Please note that Rocky Brook Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

RIGHT FORK FARRAR BROOK
Please note that Right Fork Farrar Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

PRATT STREAM PIT
Please note that Pratt Stream Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ROCKY BROOK SITE 2
Please note that Rocky Brook Site 2 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ROCKY BROOK SITE 3
Please note that Rocky Brook Site 3 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ROCKY BROOK SITE 4
Please note that Rocky Brook Site 4 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ROCKY BROOK STREAM
Please note that Rocky Brook Stream is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

SE BRANCH ROAD
Please note that SE Branch Road is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ST FRANCIS SITE 1
Please note that St Francis Site 1 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ST FRANCIS SITE 2
Please note that St Francis Site 2 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ST FRANCIS SITE 3
Please note that St Francis Site 3 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

THIBODEAU RD
Please note that Thibodeau Rd is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

THIBODEAU RD 2
Please note that Thibodeau Rd 2 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

PRIESTLY BROOK PIT
Please note that Priestly Brook Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

WB GREENLAW STREAM
Please note that WB Greenlaw Stream is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

WEBSTER BROOK ROAD
Please note that Webster Brook Road is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

WEST ROAD
Please note that West Road is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

WEBSTER 2
Please note that Webster 2 is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

SOUTH BRANCH FIELD
Please note that South Branch Field is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

LEFT FORK FARRAR BK
Please note that Left Fork Farrar Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

BLUE POND PIT
Please note that Blue Pond Pit is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

BAKER LAKE RD
Please note that Baker Lake Rd is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

BY PASS PIT
Please note that By Pass Pit is Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

DEAD BROOK
Please note that Dead Brook is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

DESOLATION ROAD
Please note that Desolation Rd is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

NARROW POND RD
Please note that Narrow Pond Rd is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

OLD CHIP PLANT
Please note that Old Chip Plant is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

OLD ELM STREAM RD
Please note that Old Elm Stream Rd is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

ST JUSTE RD
Please note that St Juste Rd is a Fire Permit campsite with no amenities. In order to have an open campfire at this site, a fire permit must first be obtained from the Maine Forest Service. For more information about obtaining a campfire permit, please visit the Maine Forest Service website at http://www.maine.gov/doc/mfs/ Fire Permit campsites are primarily used by fall season hunters.

NMW Checkpoints
Open folder for a list of checkpoints and information on hours of operations or click on the checkpoint symbols found within this Google Earth map project.

Dickey Checkpoint (Electronic Gate)
Hours of Operation: 5am-9pm daily
All recreational traffic must first register at the Little Black Checkpoint before entering North Maine Woods via the Dickey electronic gate.

Little Black Checkpoint
Hours of Operation: 5am-9pm daily

Allagash Checkpoint
Hours of Operation: 5am-9pm daily

St. Juste Checkpoint
Hours of Operation:
7am-5pm Mon-Fri
The schedule of operations for border checkpoints is subject to change at any time, so please call the phone number listed for each crossing for current information. U.S. Customs offices are closed during New Year's Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day and Thanksgiving.
In 2009 U.S. citizens will be required to have a U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card to enter the U.S. Other travelers will need NEXUS, FAST, or SENTRI identification. By Federal Law PL 99-570, there is a $5,000 fine for a first time offense of entering Maine without proper permission, plus an additional fine of $1,000 per person involved. This includes entry on foot or by water.

St. Aurelie Checkpoint
Hours of Operation:
7am-5pm Mon-Thu
7am-2pm Friday
The schedule of operations for border checkpoints is subject to change at any time, so please call the phone number listed for each crossing for current information. U.S. Customs offices are closed during New Year's Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day and Thanksgiving.
In 2009 U.S. citizens will be required to have a U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card to enter the U.S. Other travelers will need NEXUS, FAST, or SENTRI identification. By Federal Law PL 99-570, there is a $5,000 fine for a first time offense of entering Maine without proper permission, plus an additional fine of $1,000 per person involved. This includes entry on foot or by water.

St. Pamphile Checkpoint
Hours of Operation:
7am-5pm Mon-Fri
The schedule of operations for border checkpoints is subject to change at any time, so please call the phone number listed for each crossing for current information. U.S. Customs offices are closed during New Year's Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day and Thanksgiving.
In 2009 U.S. citizens will be required to have a U.S. Passport or U.S. Passport Card to enter the U.S. Other travelers will need NEXUS, FAST, or SENTRI identification. By Federal Law PL 99-570, there is a $5,000 fine for a first time offense of entering Maine without proper permission, plus an additional fine of $1,000 per person involved. This includes entry on foot or by water.

Fish River Checkpoint

Six-Mile Checkpoint
Hours of Operation: 5:30am-9:30pm daily

Telos Checkpoint

Caribou Checkpoint

20 Mile Checkpoint

St. Francis Checkpoint

Estcourt
7am-5pm Mon-Fri
The schedule of operations for border checkpoints is subject to change at any time. U.S. Customs offices are closed during New Year's Day, President's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veteran's Day and Thanksgiving.

Oxbow Electronic Gate
The Oxbow Electronic Gate is a 24 hour checkpoint open May thru Novembers. Visitors can self-register at this location for access to the 3.5 million acre North Maine Woods region. Visitors may also pre-register or purchase passes at the Deep in the Woods Gift Shop located approximately 3 1/2 miles on the Oxbow Rd from Route 11.

Northeast Carry Electronic Gate
The Northeast Carry Electronic Gate is a 24 hour checkpoint open May thru Novembers. Visitors can self-register at this location for access to the 3.5 million acre North Maine Woods region.

Seboomook Dam Electronic Gate
The Seboomook Electronic Gate is a 24 hour checkpoint open May thru Novembers. Visitors can self-register at this location for access to the 3.5 million acre North Maine Woods region. Visitors may also pre-register or purchase passes at the 20 Mile Checkpooint.

Winterville Electronic Gate
The Winterville Electronic Gate is a 24 hour checkpoint open May thru Novembers. Visitors can self-register at this location for access to the 3.5 million acre North Maine Woods region. Visitors may also pre-register or purchase passes at the Eagle Lake town office.

Kelly Dam Elecrtronic Gate
The Kelley Dam Electronic Gate is a 24 hour checkpoint open May thru Novembers. Visitors can self-register at this location for access to the 3.5 million acre North Maine Woods region. Visitors may also pre-register or purchase passes at Bishop's Store in Jackman.

NMW Base Map Information

NMW Boundary

Maine Towns
Christian Halsted, Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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Acton
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Adamstown Twp
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Addison

Albany Twp

Albion

Alder Brook Twp

Alder Stream Twp

Alexander

Alfred

Allagash

Alna

Alton

Amherst

Amity

Andover

Andover North Surplus

Andover West Surplus Twp

Anson

Appleton

Appleton Twp

Argyle Twp

Arrowsic

Arundel

Ashland

Athens

Atkinson

Attean Twp

Auburn

Augusta

Aurora

Avon

Baileyville

Bald Mountain Twp T2 R3

Bald Mountain Twp T4 R3

Baldwin

Bancroft

Bangor

Bar Harbor

Baring Plt

Barnard Twp

Batchelders Grant Twp

Bath

Beals

Beattie Twp

Beaver Cove

Beddington

Belfast

Belgrade

Belmont

Benedicta Twp

Benton

Berwick

Bethel

Biddeford

Big Moose Twp

Big Six Twp

Big Ten Twp

Big Twenty Twp

Big W Twp

Bigelow Twp

Bingham

Blaine

Blake Gore

Blanchard Twp

Blue Hill

Boothbay

Boothbay Harbor

Bowdoin

Bowdoin College Grant East Twp

Bowdoin College Grant West Twp

Bowdoinham

Bowerbank

Bowmantown Twp

Bowtown Twp

Bradford

Bradley

Bradstreet Twp

Brassua Twp

Bremen

Brewer

Bridgewater

Bridgton

Brighton Plt

Bristol

Brooklin

Brooks

Brooksville

Brookton Twp

Brownfield

Brownville

Brunswick

Buckfield

Bucksport

Burlington

Burnham

Buxton

Byron

C Surplus

Calais

Cambridge

Camden

Canaan

Canton

Cape Elizabeth

Caratunk

Caribou

Carmel

Carrabassett Valley

Carroll Plt

Carrying Place Town Twp

Carrying Place Twp

Carthage

Cary Plt

Casco

Castine

Castle Hill

Caswell

Centerville Twp

Chain of Ponds Twp

Chapman

Charleston

Charlotte

Chase Stream Twp

Chebeague Island

Chelsea

Cherryfield

Chester

Chesterville

Chesuncook Twp

China

Clifton

Clinton

Coburn Gore

Codyville Plt

Columbia

Columbia Falls

Comstock Twp

Concord Twp

Connor Twp

Cooper

Coplin Plt

Corinna

Corinth

Cornish

Cornville

Cove Point Twp

Cox Patent

Cranberry Isles

Crawford

Criehaven Twp

Cross Lake Twp

Crystal

Cumberland

Cushing

Cutler

Cyr Plt

Dallas Plt

Damariscotta

Danforth

Davis Twp

Days Academy Grant Twp

Dayton

Dead River Twp

Deblois

Dedham

Deer Isle

Denmark

Dennistown Plt

Dennysville

Detroit

Devereaux Twp

Dexter

Dixfield

Dixmont

Dole Brook Twp

Dover-Foxcroft

Dresden

Drew Plt

Dudley Twp

Durham

Dyer Brook

Dyer Twp

E Twp

Eagle Lake

Eagle Lake Twp

East Machias

East Middlesex Canal Grant Twp

East Millinocket

East Moxie Twp

Eastbrook

Easton

Eastport

Ebeemee Twp

Eddington

Edgecomb

Edinburg

Edmunds Twp

Eliot

Elliottsville Twp

Ellsworth

Elm Stream Twp

Embden

Enfield

Etna

Eustis

Exeter

Fairfield

Falmouth

Farmingdale

Farmington

Fayette

Flagstaff Twp

Fletchers Landing Twp

Forest City Twp

Forest Twp

Forkstown Twp

Forsyth Twp

Fort Fairfield

Fort Kent

Fowler Twp

Frankfort

Franklin

Freedom

Freeman Twp

Freeport

Frenchboro

Frenchtown Twp

Frenchville

Friendship

Frye Island

Fryeburg

Gardiner

Garfield Plt

Garland

Georgetown

Gilead

Glenburn

Glenwood Plt

Gorham

Gorham Gore

Gouldsboro

Grafton Twp

Grand Falls Twp

Grand Isle

Grand Lake Stream Plt

Gray

Great Pond

Greenbush

Greene

Greenfield Twp

Greenville

Greenwood

Grindstone Twp

Guilford

Hallowell

Hamlin

Hammond

Hammond Twp

Hampden

Hancock

Hanover

Harfords Point Twp

Harmony

Harpswell

Harrington

Harrison

Hartford

Hartland

Haynesville

Hebron

Hermon

Hersey

Herseytown Twp

Hibberts Gore

Highland Plt

Hiram

Hobbstown Twp

Hodgdon

Holden

Holeb Twp

Hollis

Hope

Hopkins Academy Grant Twp

Houlton

Howland

Hudson

Indian Island

Indian Stream Twp

Indian Twp Res

Industry

Island Falls

Islands of Moosehead Lake

Isle Au Haut

Islesboro

Jackman

Jackson

Jay

Jefferson

Jim Pond Twp

Johnson Mountain Twp

Jonesboro

Jonesport

Katahdin Iron Works Twp

Kenduskeag

Kennebunk

Kennebunkport

Kibby Twp

Kineo Twp

King & Bartlett Twp

Kingfield

Kingman Twp

Kingsbury Plt

Kittery

Knox

Kossuth Twp

Lagrange

Lake View Plt

Lakeville

Lambert Lake Twp

Lamoine

Lang Twp

Lebanon

Lee

Leeds

Levant

Lewiston

Lexington Twp

Liberty

Lily Bay Twp

Limerick

Limestone

Limington

Lincoln

Lincoln Plt

Lincolnville

Linneus

Lisbon

Litchfield

Little W Twp

Littleton

Livermore

Livermore Falls

Lobster Twp

Long A Twp

Long Island

Long Pond Twp

Lovell

Lowell

Lowelltown Twp

Lower Cupsuptic Twp

Lower Enchanted Twp

Lubec

Ludlow

Lyman

Lynchtown Twp

Machias

Machiasport

Macwahoc Plt

Madawaska

Madison

Madrid Twp

Magalloway Plt

Manchester

Mapleton

Mariaville

Marion Twp

Mars Hill

Marshfield

Masardis

Mason Twp

Massachusetts Gore

Matinicus Isle Plt

Mattamiscontis Twp

Mattawamkeag

Maxfield

Mayfield Twp

Mechanic Falls

Meddybemps

Medford

Medway

Mercer

Merrill

Merrill Strip Twp

Mexico

Milbridge

Milford

Millinocket

Milo

Milton Twp

Minot

Misery Gore Twp

Misery Twp

Molunkus Twp

Monhegan Island Plt

Monmouth

Monroe

Monson

Monticello

Montville

Moose River

Moosehead Junction Twp

Moro Plt

Morrill

Moscow

Mount Abram Twp

Mount Chase

Mount Desert

Mount Katahdin Twp

Mount Vernon

Moxie Gore

Muscle Ridge Shoals Twp

Naples

Nashville Plt

Nesourdnahunk Twp

New Canada

New Gloucester

New Limerick

New Portland

New Sharon

New Sweden

New Vineyard

Newburgh

Newcastle

Newfield

Newport

Newry

No 14 Twp

No 21 Twp

Nobleboro

Norridgewock

North Berwick

North Haven

North Yarmouth

North Yarmouth Academy Grant Twp

Northeast Carry Twp

Northfield

Northport

Norway

Oakfield

Oakland

Ogunquit

Old Orchard Beach

Old Town

Oqiton Twp

Orient

Orland

Orneville Twp

Orono

Orrington

Osborn

Otis

Otisfield

Owls Head

Oxbow Plt

Oxbow Twp

Oxford

Palermo

Palmyra

Paris

Parkertown Twp

Parkman

Parlin Pond Twp

Parmachenee Twp

Parsonsfield

Passadumkeag

Patten

Pembroke

Penobscot

Perham

Perkins Twp

Perkins Twp Swan Island

Perry

Peru

Phillips

Phippsburg

Pierce Pond Twp

Pittsfield

Pittston

Pittston Academy Grant

Pleasant Point

Pleasant Ridge Plt

Plymouth

Plymouth Twp

Poland

Portage Lake

Porter

Portland

Pownal

Prentiss Twp T4 R4 NBKP

Prentiss Twp T7 R3 NBPP

Presque Isle

Princeton

Prospect

Pukakon Twp

Rainbow Twp

Randolph

Rangeley

Rangeley Plt

Raymond

Readfield

Redington Twp

Reed Plt

Richardsontown Twp

Richmond

Riley Twp

Ripley

Robbinston

Rockland

Rockport

Rockwood Strip T1 R1 NBKP

Rockwood Strip T2 R1 NBKP

Rome

Roque Bluffs

Roxbury

Rumford

Russell Pond Twp

Sabattus

Saco

Saint Agatha

Saint Albans

Saint Croix Twp

Saint Francis

Saint George

Saint John Plt

Saint John Twp

Sakom Twp

Salem Twp

Sandbar Tract Twp

Sandwich Academy Grant Twp

Sandy Bay Twp

Sandy River Plt

Sanford

Sangerville

Sapling Twp

Scarborough

Searsmont

Searsport

Sebago

Sebec

Seboeis Plt

Seboomook Twp

Sedgwick

Seven Ponds Twp

Shapleigh

Shawtown Twp

Sherman

Shirley

Sidney

Silver Ridge Twp

Skinner Twp

Skowhegan

Smithfield

Smyrna

Soldiertown Twp T2 R3 NBKP

Soldiertown Twp T2 R7 WELS

Solon

Somerville

Soper Mountain Twp

Sorrento

South Berwick

South Bristol

South Portland

South Thomaston

Southport

Southwest Harbor

Spencer Bay Twp

Springfield

Squapan Twp

Squaretown Twp

Stacyville

Standish

Starks

Stetson

Stetsontown Twp

Steuben

Stockholm

Stockton Springs

Stoneham

Stonington

Stow

Strong

Sullivan

Summit Twp

Sumner

Surry

Swans Island

Swanville

Sweden

T1 R10 WELS

T1 R11 WELS

T1 R12 WELS

T10 SD

T11 R3 NBPP

T16 MD

T18 ED BPP

T18 MD BPP

T19 ED BPP

T19 MD BPP

T2 R8 NWP

T2 R9 NWP

T22 MD

T24 MD BPP

T26 ED BPP

T28 MD

T3 Indian Purchase Twp

T3 ND

T3 R1 NBPP

T3 R4 BKP WKR

T3 R5 BKP WKR

T3 R9 NWP

T4 Indian Purchase Twp

T4 R5 NBKP

T5 R6 BKP WKR

T6 ND BPP

T6 R1 NBPP

T7 SD

T9 SD

TA R10 WELS

TA R11 WELS

TA R2 WELS

Talmadge

Taunton & Raynham Academy Grant

TB R10 WELS

TB R11 WELS

TC R2 WELS

TD R2 WELS

Temple

The Forks Plt

Thomaston

Thorndike

Thorndike Twp

Tim Pond Twp

Tomhegan Twp

Topsfield

Topsham

Township 6 North of Weld

Township C

Township D

Township E

Tremont

Trenton

Trescott Twp

Trout Brook Twp

Troy

Turner

TX R14 WELS

Union

Unity

Unity Twp

Upper Cupsuptic Twp

Upper Enchanted Twp

Upper Molunkus Twp

Upton

Van Buren

Vanceboro

Vassalboro

Veazie

Veazie Gore

Verona Island

Vienna

Vinalhaven

Wade

Waite

Waldo

Waldoboro

Wales

Wallagrass

Waltham

Warren

Washburn

Washington

Washington Twp

Waterboro

Waterford

Waterville

Wayne

Webbertown Twp

Webster Plt

Weld

Wellington

Wells

Wesley

West Bath

West Forks Plt

West Gardiner

West Middlesex Canal Grant

West Paris

Westbrook

Westfield

Westmanland

Weston

Westport Island

Whitefield

Whiting

Whitneyville

Williamsburg Twp

Willimantic

Wilton

Windham

Windsor

Winn

Winslow

Winter Harbor

Winterport

Winterville Plt

Winthrop

Wiscasset

Woodland

Woodstock

Woodville

Woolwich

Wyman Twp

Yarmouth

York