Where The Heck R We? Campground is a full-service campground located in the heart of a 135-acre forest in Jay, Maine. It offers a peaceful and natural setting, with amenities such as a well-maintained spacious area and an affordable price. The campground is owned by the Christensen family and is ranked 1 of 1 specialty lodging in Jay.
The RV park we live in charges only $425 a month for a full hook-up that includes electricity, internet, and basic cable. The BLM wants to charge RVers up to $600 for increased fees. Campspot is the leading online marketplace for premier RV resorts, family campgrounds, cabins, glamping options, and more.
The “culture of camping” has changed over the years, with the BLM wanting to charge RVers up to $600. The campground is a top choice for people from Wilton and some campers to be close to Mt. Blue State Park. Yelp is a fun and easy way to find, recommend, and talk about what’s great and not so great in Jay and beyond.
In summary, Where The Heck R We? Campground is a popular choice for travelers looking for a peaceful and natural setting in Jay, Maine. The campground offers a variety of amenities and services, including a well-maintained space, affordable pricing, and a variety of options for RV owners.
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Started Henderson Beach camping back in 2011. Been here every August since. It used to be a quiet retreat but no more. Busy 98 is now wider and more traffic and about 4 years ago a helicopter tour started right outside the park. I think there’s 3 choppers operating 5 minute rides all day everyday and the flight path is right over the campground. Every 5 minutes take off and land. I leave here on Thursday for the very last time.
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