Jackman Maine Campgrounds
Jackman Maine has a zip code of 04945. The current date and time in Jackman is April 19, 2024, 4:10 pm and it has a population of 1,057 people. Jackman Maine lies at an elevation of 175 feet.
Jackman Landing Campground
582 Main Street
P.o. Box 567
Jackman Maine, 04945
Phone: (207) 668- 3301
Johns Four Season Accommodations
Sr 64 Box 132 John St
Jackman Maine, 04945
Phone: (207) 668-7683, 1-888-668-0098
All wooded sites, restaurant with beer/wine, winter center snowmobile area, endless groomed trails. Any size group accommodations. Barbecues every Saturday, outside eating under tents, music. Handicap accessible.
Last Resort Campground & Cabins
Po Box 777
Jackman Maine, 04945
Phone: (207)668-5091
Established in 1902, The Last Resort offers a perfect "get away from it all" vacation, providing an absolute wilderness atmosphere for the adventurous type who desires to be close to nature and away from the hustle and bustle of city and suburban life.
Nestled among our 70 acres of spruce, cedar, pine and birch trees are eight rustic log cabins and four primitive tent sites. They are set on our 1/2 mile shore frontage of Long Pond, a nine mile long lake which is fed by the Moose River on the west and once again becomes the Moose River on the east.
The Last Resort cove is shallow, safe for children, and an excellent attraction for the many moose, deer, otters, ospreys, loons, herons, and bald eagles that can be seen from your cabin porch. If you love the outdoors, this is the place to be.
We hope to see you at The Last Resort, where relaxing, fishing, canoeing, hiking, mountain biking and wildlife photography are some of the activities certain to make your vacation truly memorable.
Loon Echo Family Campground
P.o. Box 711
Jackman Maine, 04945
Phone: (207) 668-4829
Welcome Campers!
Come here to find the wilderness hidden in your heart,
on an unspoiled lake, away from crowds.
Youre invited to our year-round home, "Loon Echo Family Campground." Named after our special birds, the loons who symbolize the wilderness, we are nestled beside Parlin Lake and stream.
Our 15 site campground directly on the lake in a natural treed setting, offers mostly large sites with no hookups. Almost all sites have a view of the lake, stream or acre pond in the stream, that is enticing to wildlife and provides very productive fishing opportunities. You can safely explore the lake by canoe, swim at a remote sandy beach nearby, fly fish or observe wildlife, without encountering crowds or heavy boating traffic.
We have avoided the current trend to provide lavish entertainment in a city-like atmosphere. Instead you will find a Smorgasbord of recreational activities, while absorbing the peace and beauty of nature.
Moose River Campground
P.o. Box 98
107 Heald Stream Road
Jackman Maine, 04945
Phone: (207) 668-3341
Where once stood the old Jackman Lumber Company Mill, one of the largest in the state of Maine, now stands Moose River Campground at the dam and old mill site on Heald Stream. 50 Camp and Trailer sites now offer tranquility and the beauty of tall timbers, further enhanced by a rambling stream bordering the Campground.
Camping at Moose River Campground is great fun any time. Moose River Campground is a great place to enjoy the natural beauty of Maine, Moose River Campground is a good place to enjoy the outdoors. This place has the reputation of being a good campground. Camping brings many people to Moose River Campground, Moose River Campground is a good campground for any type of camper. In Maine you never run out of outdoors fun.
If youre here you might as well check out Slidedown Valley. Why not check out Heald Stream Dam while youre here. Why not take a refreshing hike along the Sally Mountain Trail. A lake nearby is Coburn Pond. Not all the water around here is flat, Heald Stream is a stream you can visit during your stay. Going up to the top of Sandy Stream Mountain is great fun any day. Places like The Basin are great to visit. The beauty of mother nature reveals herself at The Falls. Dont leave Moose River Campground without first paying a visit to Heald Stream Falls. Up on the top of Sally Mountain youll get a great view.
Dont leave Moose River Campground without first checking out Trickey Bluffs. Kimball Brook is one of the streams around here that might be worth visiting. Number Two Mountain is a great place to go up on if you want more of a birds eye perspective on everything here around Moose River Campground. Take a look at nearby Number Five Bog. Moose River Campground is not the only place around here, Daymond Pond is a nearby lake.