When my daughter was a kid, she and I traveled on a vacation together every year. We had heard from friends about a magic little place called Lobsterbuoy Camp. We camped there first in about 1990, and returned there every year for years as my daughter grew up. We dug in the sand, let the little shrimp nibble our toes,... More

This is very basic lawn camping as close to the ocean as you can get. I was there for sea kayaking, and you can put in easily at the campsite. One of the days we woke up on a foggy morning with a solid wall of fog beginning right at the edge of the water. It burned off soon enough,... More

Location is incredible, just by the water with islands and calm, protected water. Showers require a quarter for 5 minutes of supposedly hot water. All I could get for 50 cents was terrible bursting noises and hardly enough trickling water for a fly to shower. My wife had the same experience on the other side, so that was not that... More

My family recently stayed for three nights at the Lobster Buoy campsite and had a very enjoyable visit. The camp is located along a sparsely populated road with large open spaces on either side of the property that give it a secluded feel. Most of the grounds are open with minimal trees so that the ocean is visible from almost... More