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Cathedral Pines Campground
| Address: | P.O. Box 146
Eustis, ME 04936 |
| Phone: | (207) 246-3491 |
| Website: | Website |
| Clients: | The Campground is located on a 300 acre plot of red pine amid some of New England's most spectacular scenery, on the site of one of Benedict Arnold's stops during his illfated march to Quebec city in 1775.
Cathederal Pines Campground is owned and operated by the Stratton-Eustis Development Corporation on a nonprofit basis for the benefit of the towns of Stratton and Eustis and for the pleasure of visitors of the area. |
| Services: | A nice beach, playground, and recreation hall located in a red pine forest on the shore of Flagstaff Lake on Route 27 in Stratton.
115 Tent & Trailer sites (including 2 group sites) 98 with electrical & water hookups 6 with 3 way hookups You will find: Wooded Sites, including picnic table & fireplace, water, electric and a few sewer hookups, clean restrooms, hot showers, coin-operated washer and dryer, dumping station, insect controlled, playground, recreation hall, public phone, ice, firewood, sandy bottom swimming area, canoe rental, paddle boat, basketball, boat launch, docking facilities Directions From the North Take Route 161 South to the U.S. Border - Eustis and The Cathedral Pines Campground is then about 48 km on Route 27.
From the South Take the Maine Turnpike (I-495) to Auburn Exit 12 - Follow Route 4 North through Farmington - Get on Route 27 North through Kingfield, straight to The Cathedral Pines Campground. or Take I-95 North to Augusta Exit 31B - follow Route 27 North through Farmington, straight to the campground. From the West Take Route 2 East through Rumford to Wilton Follow Route 4 North through Farmington - Get on Route 27 North through Kingfield, straight to the Cathedral Pines Campground. From the East Take I-95 South to Newport Exit 39 - follow Route 2 West to Farmington, Follow Route 4 North through Farmington - Get on Route 27 North through Kingfield, straight to Eustis and the campground. |
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