Skowhegan / Kennebec Valley KOA Journey

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About Skowhegan / Kennebec Valley KOA Journey

Come set up camp at Skowhegan/Kennebec Valley KOA and plan your day trips to explore all of central Maine's great scenic areas such as Rangeley, Jackman and Moosehead Lake! Even Acadia National Park and the coast are not out of the question for this quiet, country park. Or, if you prefer, you can just kick back and relax by the pool. The campground offers planned weekend activities for the kids, hay wagon rides and 83 acres to roam with your dog. All the staff at this KOA look forward to meeting you and your family! Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 75 feet. Your hosts: Jeff and Melanie Peterson.

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