What's happening at the Park.  

Great News! Peter and Doris  Born  are returning as managers for the 2008 season. Peter and Doris managed the park in 1998 and could not return the following year due to illness in the family. They did a great job for us in '98 and returned in 2007 to continue their good work! We will be opening again in May 2008.        

        ATV Traffic has been up in 2007, we sponsored a stop on a Poker Run put on by the Dwinal Pond 4 Season's Club. Here are some of the contestents checking in.

  We are located adjacent to many miles of ATV club  maintained trails.  Check out this map from the Dwinal Pond 4 Seasons Club web site that show all the local trails. why not make the Park Campground base for a vacation or weekend on our local trails

The 10th annual Wilderness Park BBQ took place at the Park BBQ pavilion on Saturday July 28, 2007. Good food and good times were shared by over 110 people of all ages. Many thanks to all who made this event possible. The 50-50 raffle was won by Ray Fog Jr.

We have 6 new campsites by the river. These will be full service sites with electricity, water and septic. The new road, campsites and sewer systems have been laid. In May we ran water and electrical lines to the sites. The new sites are R1 - R6. The rate will be $30 per night, $180 per week, $450 per month and $1270 for a seasonal.  Check out the construction

These new sites displaced 2 of our Adirondack shelters. Don't worry, we didn't do away with them! We moved them closer to the river on their own road. As nice a location as they were in, now they are even better!

We have constructed a new BBQ pavilion behind the recreation hall that will greatly improve our facilities for serving you during our BBQ weekend.   This Pavilion may also be rented for all kinds of activities, including weddings, family reunions, class reunions, company bbq's and much more. For an additional fee and deposit, we have a commercial size gas grill available            

June 21 - 23, 2002 we had the Penobscot Paddlers and Chowder Society annual white water rescue training. It was a very interesting experience for all who attended and for us at the Park. Check out some of the action at Upper Gordon Falls. They were with us again in 2004 on the weekend of July 9 & 10. Why not use our group rates and have your own outing or retreat.

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