Augusta / Gardiner KOA Journey

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About Augusta / Gardiner KOA Journey

With easy access from I-295, this KOA offers long pull thrus and lodging options. Make it your base camp to experience Maine and see all it has to offer, including fairs and festivals for foods, crafts and music. You can also explore wine and beer trails. At the campground, enjoy free mini golf, disc golf and shuffleboard. Pan for fossils and gemstones. Relax on a massage chair. Swim, fish or boat on Pleasant Pond with free access via Peacock Beach or the public boat launch. Guests say this peaceful, family-oriented campground is a secret they just can't keep - and they can't wait to return! Check the schedule of events at the campground's website. Friendly pets are always welcome. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 80 feet.

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