Sunset Point RV Park

I’ve been to a couple hundred camp sites at this point and this one has landed at least in my top 10 if not top 5. The location is absolutely unbeatable and the staff is incredibly helpful. All amenities are available on site. Sunset is absolutely breathtaking. The only negative thing I can say is that the showers are on the smaller side, though the water pressure is great and it’s heated on cold nights. This was the highlight of my trip through New England. Also for future stays: wake up early and make the short drive to Quoddy Head State Park for sunrise. It’s absolutely worth it and the Quoddy Head Coastal Trail is a great way to start the day.

Lubec is an absolutely stunning backdrop. You couldn’t ask for more beautiful, peaceful, untouched scenery. We loved the area. The downtown is pretty but doesn’t have too much to offer as far as quaint shops or coffee etc. the Sunset Campground is well maintained and very relaxing. The sites are a little close to one another but the quietness and where it’s situated certainly make up for that. We enjoyed biking to Quoddy Lighthouse, Monica’s chocolates, and a little seafood restaurant in the downtown. Dog friendly but a fenced area to bring them off leash would be a nice addition for the future!!

This was a great place to stay. We primarily hammock and tent camping which make this place a little more interesting to stay since it rained the night we stayed. There are built up structures that they have a picnic table under and made it much more pleasant because of the weather. This was a great place for the view in the morning! It was gorgeous. The facilities were really nice!

Super Friendly. Quiet and amazingly beautiful. Felt like we stepped back to a simpler, sweeter time. Clean bathrooms, shower. Very well run with the best vibe. Will definitely stay again.

Pull through sites are extremely tight. I watched several drivers struggle to park their campers. Sites 1 through 4 must share a campfire ring precariously placed on a hillside, with no place for seating. Many of the other sites have fire rings and tables across the road. Yes, the price is low but if I wanted to camp like this, I would have stayed in my driveway. Who designed this place?