Coastal Woods Campground | RV & Tent Camping in Wells, ME
Your vacation will be complete when you visit the Atlantic Ocean with its thundering surf and white sandy shores. Wells Beach is the closest beach, so hop in the car and go! You’ll find all kinds of things to see and do in Southern Maine. Just do it!
Of the five nearby beaches, Wells Beach is best known for being the perfect spot to gaze out over Wells Harbor. This family-friendly beach is a great place to swim, surf, and fish from the shore. You’ll reel in mackerel, striped bass, and bluefish. The beach is dog-friendly too!
Visit the Harbor to see lobster fishermen, pleasure yachts, and fishing charters. Wells Harbor Community Park hosts free concerts in the summertime and Harborfest–an annual community celebration – every August.
Visit more than 9000 acres of unspoiled lands, dedicated to the preservation of wildlife. Be sure to hike the mile-long Rachel Carson Trail. It’s an easy stroll that will take you through a forest to the edge of a salt marsh.
Hike and discover! Conservation center featuring trails through woodlands and wetlands, guided walks and kayaking, art projects, Annual Crafts Festival, and historic farm buildings.
Five stars from everybody! Take a family-oriented lobstering, sightseeing, or fishing trip. Captain Nick leaves the town dock daily, May thru October, and cruises along the scenic coast to take you to the best fishing spots.
Experience the real Maine seacoast! See whales in their natural habitat, among swordfish and dolphins, when you take a short drive to nearby Kennebunk for a whale-watching cruise.
Your kids will love the two 18-hole mini-golf courses, Treasure Trap Human Maze, Franky’s Game Room where they can win prizes playing arcade games, and most of all…driving Go-Karts into the Snake Pit!
Multi-screen cinema complex in Wells shows the latest first-run Hollywood movies. Acres of free parking, free movie ticket on your birthday, and coupon books.
Experience the real Maine seacoast! See whales in their natural habitat, among swordfish and dolphins, when you take a short drive to nearby Kennebunk for a whale-watching cruise.
Your doggie wants to go do things too! The one-acre fenced Dog Park is open dawn to dusk, 7 days a week. The Park is sprayed for ticks every two months and features separate sections for large and small dogs, complimentary doo-doo bags, and water piped in from a 600-foot well.
Do you wish you still had your Grandma’s fancy candy dish? It’s right here in one of the many antique shops in Wells. Take the car and bring your kids to help you carry your treasures back to the RV.
Choose seafood, steaks, pizza, American classics, Asian food, Mexican fare, Italian cuisine, and meals for every taste and budget. Many have dog-friendly patios. Try them all!
Old Marsh Country Club is an 18 hole championship golf course located in Wells, Maine. The club was designed by Brian Silva and built in 2008 as an homage to the golden age stylings of C.B. Macdonald and Seth Raynor. Silva’s original work continues to earn wide praise for its incorporation of classic design features in a modern context at celebrated courses including Black Creek, Black Rock, Cape Cod National, Red Tail, Renaissance, and Waverly Oaks.
In its very first year of operation, Old Marsh CC was ranked “Top 10 Best in America” by GOLF Magazine and is consistently ranked in the Top 25 Courses in New England by New England Golf Monthly.
You’ll find recreation, shopping, and dining here in Southern Maine. Plus, your family and pets are never far from quality healthcare.
Treat yourself to serenity and relaxation along the beaches of Southern Maine and under the tall trees at Coastal Woods Campground.
Posted on AaronTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Stayed for a week bathrooms are nice was very quiet sites were as expected very happy will camp here again next seasonPosted on Gary & Tricia SedelowTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Great campground. Lovely people. We are seasonal campers and would recommend itPosted on MA RazcmedTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Camp ground is small and directly off highway. It wasn't bad. If you are used to long walks/runs on your own or with your dog, you will have to head out to the main road. Traffic is abundant and 55÷ but shoulders are spacious for the most part. We had booked for 5 days as it was convenient to the things we were doing at different locations close to the camp grounds. The highway was loud at our site (12a). People were friendly and dogs are welcome so that is a plus. Map indicates a stream at 12a, but it's not a stream, just a culvert.Posted on john SullivanTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Nice place nice people little bit tight for a big rig. Didn’t like the brown water from spicket and didn’t like a lot of people like to walk there dogs on your campsite and let the dogs poop on your site and not clean it upPosted on K. NicholsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Friendly and very helpful staff!Posted on Gavin SpicerTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Nice staff, clean facilities, good tree coverage. Spaced out spots enough. Competitive price to other nearby sitesPosted on Brian MichaudTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. This is a tad behind, we stayed here back in May 2024, however wanted to add this: Coastal Woods is an affordable, perfectly located campground near the heart of Wells. Right off 95 you have easy access to this well laid out campground that offers secure access, clean centrally located restrooms, fun and safe playground, a small field for additional play, and a clean/well stocked camp store. The owners are active and friendly, providing an escape from the everyday. Activities were thoughtful and fun and had a good crowd for local music, wood fired pizza, and a beer tent from a local brew house. A quick drive into Wells, then onto Ogunquit, you have easy access (without staying in the hustle and bustle of Rt 1) to all area attractions. Because of the 95 access, you are able to quickly travel to multiple tourist cities near Wells (including Sanford, Kennebunk, Kennebunk Port, York, Elliot, Portsmouth, Scarbrough, Portland, and South Portland). This campground is well laid out with some oversized lots, allowing for easy maneuverability with larger campers. After staying at 18 different camp sites last year, this campground rates highly on our list and we cannot wait for our next stay!