Rock Dam Primitive Campsite

This recently-established primitive campsite is just uphill from the Narraguagus River just north of the town line in Beddington, Maine. The campsite features a picnic table and fire ring and currently does not offer other amenities or facilities.

Rock Dam view of Narraguagus River

The campsite can be accessed by following the driving directions to the preserve and hiking the short loop trail to the site. Visitors to the camp and preserve should follow the “Pack-it-in, Pack-it-out” policy.

Visitors can access the preserve from Route 193 by driving to the Beddington-Deblois town line and turning east on the gravel road for 0.6 miles. The access road will go through the forest briefly, then it runs along the preserve’s southern boundary until reaching the parking area and kiosk. There is parking for several vehicles, and the loop trail and access to the primitive campsite are from this location.