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Beau terrain, propriétaires sympathiques et amicales.

Friendly owners greeted us on arrival. We arrived on St Jean Baptiste day and everyone was in good spirits. I got to practise my French and they practised their English! Paddleboats, a volleyball net, horseshoes and clean facilities! The water pressure was fantastic!

Mon enfant à adoré :)

Great place, great grouse hunting. The food is excellent, the cabins are super, and the hospitality is superb.

Good location with nice Ted lots. Sites are a bit small and you can hear the road noise a bit but I got use to it fast.

Vraiment bien administré! Chapeau!

A little bit off the HWY, but worth the 4 or 5 km. Nice well kept grounds, incredible level grassy tent sites, and only $18 for an unserviced site. Love it!!!! Very kind helpful staff, quiet, there are a few convenience stores a stone's throw away. Well run, 24 hour security checking to make sure everyone is well and having fun, small store for those last minute things you forgot. You will NOT be let down here, worth a visit or a stay for longer periods.

Fantastic camp ground. Look forward to returning soon.

Very nice campground which is well situated near the river. Quiet for our one night stay. Didn’t use any amenities but they appeared fine what I saw. $41.00 for a 3 ways hook up. Highly recommend.

Great place to spend a few days. Good view of St. Lawrence River. Great wifi relative to other campgrounds. Back-in only. 30 amp, water, sewer available. Easy on-off highway.

Beau camping mais pas d'eau potable.

Igor, Karen and the whole staff go out of their way to make this place a fun, safe, relaxing piece of Maine wilderness for their guests. People come for the hunting, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, hiking, and just plain relaxing. Accessible either by float plane or by logging roads, the camp is remote, but does not feel like "roughing it". Cabins have gas lights, wood stoves, daily cleaning service, and hot & cold running water. Electricity is provided by a generator in the main cabin, so you can charge your electronics, but there is no WiFi nor mobile phone service. They have a sat phone for emergencies, but the camp is really a place to unplug and get away from the demands and distractions of modern life. Food is plentiful, wholesome, and definitely meat-oriented. The chef will accommodate special diets, but call ahead, because there is no grocery store around the corner to get you special ingredients! My friends and I have been coming here for years, and each year the camp host Igor helps us prepare a new adventure. We have hiked through wilderness to nearby Reed Pond, visited old trains in the wilderness (left over from logging operations over 100 years ago), and taken advantage of the many maintained walking trails on the property and across the lake. Igor helps us identify safe, fun activities that our whole group can enjoy. He clearly loves the place and the lifestyle and is eager to share his joy with his guests. Fishing guides and hunting guides are available for hire. There is a target shooting range on the property for those interested. Bradford Camps is a unique, special part of the world, offering people the chance to really get away from it all, while still living in comfort. Highly recommended!