Mt. Blue State Park

Is there a more quintessential Maine camping experience than enjoying serene lake views, hiking rugged mountain trails, or unwinding at a beachside campground? Mount Blue State Park in Weld, Maine, offers campers 136 wooded campsites just steps away from Webb Lake, combining proximity to stunning natural beauty with family-friendly amenities.

The campground lies within Maine's largest state park, spanning 8,000 acres of the Western Mountains. With options for tents, trailers, and RVs, each site is outfitted with a picnic table, fire ring, and nearby access to clean restrooms and hot showers. The sandy beach, complete with a bathhouse, invites campers to swim, kayak, or relax as they take in views of the iconic Tumbledown Mountain Range across the lake. In addition, visitors can rent kayaks from the ranger station, enjoy extensive hiking and mountain biking trails, or join seasonal nature programs at the on-site Nature Center.

Just a short drive from the campground, iconic trails like Mount Blue and Tumbledown Mountain deliver breathtaking panoramic views and rewarding climbs. Mount Blue’s summit features an observation tower, while Tumbledown's alpine pond is a must-visit for hikers. Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended vacation, Mount Blue State Park blends outdoor adventure with the comforts of a well-equipped campground, making it an ideal base to experience the rugged charm of Maine's Western Mountains.