Kidney Pond Campground

It's always a great stay at Kidney Pind. Park rangers are always kind and helpful, the campground is always peaceful, and relaxation is close at hand. Loons singing through the night (hopefully you like that) and dark sky viewing with no light pollution!

I don't think I would stay here again. Maybe it was just COVID-19, but with the library/game building closed, no firepits (at least no community pit and none near my cabin #11), and leeches in the water ruining swimming there wasn't much to do. Pretty much just canoe. It was more of a spot to keep your stuff while you go elsewhere to hike/swim etc. Just stepping into the water to hop into a canoe I saw a long leech come out of the rocks at the edge and start swimming for us. The canoes they have are great quality.. I've never been in one that tracked so well. At nighttime it became evident there was a rodent problem in my cabin. I could hear the crinkling of my trash bag in the room and saw a mouse several times. Eventually me scaring them off woke up my kid who saw one in another

Great trip and an excellent place to stay during the winter. The bunks were well maintained and held up nicely during the wind. Definitely would make another reservation at this location

Nice cabins beautiful views of Katahdin and the fly fishing is pretty good too.

Well maintained cozy spot for a winter cabin stay. In the cabin, we found a bucket, a pitcher, a full wood bin with kindling, and multiple extra mantles for the Propane light. The woodshed had 2 axes if more kindling was needed than they had pre-cut in the woodshed, and a sled to bring wood to the cabin. The composting privy was immaculate.