Seboomook Wilderness Campground

...because the best memories are made around the campfire.

Reservations

Outdoor Adventure & Unparalleled Maine Beauty Await You & Your Family at Seboomook Wilderness Campground on Moosehead Lake, Maine.

RV & Tent Camp Sites

We have 45 campsites available on a wide variety of sites! Park your rig and enjoy Seboomook in comfort and style or pitch a tent on one of our spacious campsites.

RV & Tent Camping

Cabin Rentals

Want a roof? We have cabins available at Seboomook! Choose from one of our eight cabins, with our largest sleeping up to 10 people. We even have two “pet-friendly” cabins.

Cabin Rentals

Come Visit Seboomook Wilderness Campground!

Book Now and Make Unforgettable Memories With Your Loved Ones

Services and Amenities

RV and Tent campsites (45 of them to be exact!) located just steps from the sandy shoreline. Water and electric hookups (generator powered) available on select waterfront sites.
Gift shop and store with basic grocery items plus novelty ice cream, ice, soda, snacks, beer & wine, gas, diesel, and camping items
Hot showers available 24/7! Free to guests – no coins needed! Heated bathhouse with flush toilets
Kayak, canoe, and stand-up paddle board rentals
Playground featuring our Pirate Ship - The Jolly Seboomook!
Reserve a slip for your boat in our Marina
Dump station and dump service available
Internet – Seboomook Wilderness Campground wants to offer families a semi-unplugged vacation where family and friends connect with one another face to face in the Wood Wide Web. However, we recognize that folks need to check on loved ones and remain connected in some form. Seboomook offers free WIFI whenever the store is open and whenever electricity is on. WIFI does not broadcast to the campsites or cabins. Please conduct all phone activity - talking, texting and browsing - outside of the store.
Cell phone service – We have a booster at the store that works with many major cell phone carriers. It is in operation whenever the electricity is on. You must be in proximity to the store to get connected. (Seboomook Hack: If you don’t get service right away, put your phone on Airplane mode, count to three…or sing Happy Birthday, How Much is That Doggy in The Window or any tune really, and then take it off from Airplane mode. ) For the convenience and consideration of all of our shoppers and guests, we ask that all cell phone activity be conducted outside of the store.

Seasonal camping sites are available! Come join our seasonal community! Call (207) 280‑0555 or email us for more info.

Where Are We and How Do I Get There?

Directions

Fishing

Thousands of public and privately owned acres near Seboomook Wilderness Campground are open to hunting, making us a great location to base your hunt!
Launch your boat at our marina and spend the day on the lake, or stand on the dock and cast in the early morning with the kids!

Hunting & Fishing

...for the Lean-Tos

People ask us all the time if we’re “the ones with the lean-tos? I can remember being at a campground with lean-tos as a little kid.” Yep! We’re the one with the lean-tos!

Camping

Come to SWC

for a “true Maine” experience, and leave with memories that will last a lifetime!

Reserve your stay!!

The Owners

Meet the owners – Norman Lewis, Jr. and Whitney Gray. Norman is a retired Maine Game Warden. Whitney is the daughter of retired Maine Game Warden ‘The Wicked Friggin’ Awesome Don Gray’ who used to be Norman’s supervisor… Now, Whitney likes to think that she is.

Norman was the local Game Warden in the Bethel district for 25 years where he had a successful career with his black lab K9 partner, Clyde, who is also retired and is part owner of the Seboomook Wilderness Campground.

Norman lived in Bryant Pond where he raised his two sons and was a valued member of his community. Whitney has a shady background. She has lived in Chicago, Pennsylvania, and California before she smartened up and moved back home to Maine. She worked as a social worker in Franklin, Androscoggin, and Oxford counties prior to taking the adventure of campground ownership with Norman Lewis.

Together, Norman and Whitney share a love for the outdoors and the state of Maine. Norman is an avid hunter, sportsman, and registered Maine Guide. Whitney is a vegetarian, aging hippie chic, and lover of poetry. And somehow, that all works out.

Norman and Whitney decided to get into the campground business to share the love and inspiration they each get from the great outdoors in their different and individual ways and to create a space where people can gather to create their memories around the campfire.