Windsong Campgrounds

Windsong Campground is a campground in Parsonsfield, Maine, offering a peaceful retreat in the Sebago Lake region at the foothills of the White Mountains. Located on Pendexter Road, the campground has served visitors since 1974, providing tent and RV camping with amenities including a 20x40 inground pool for family relaxation. Guests enjoy access to nearby lakes and rivers such as Spruce Pond and the Ossipee River, with opportunities for fishing, boating, and swimming. The site is situated near Cornish, a charming New England community known for its antique shops and restaurants, and is just a half hour from North Conway and the White Mountains. With a focus on personal service and natural beauty, Windsong Campground welcomes campers seeking a quiet, scenic escape in southern Maine.

The campground is family-owned and operated, emphasizing a hands-on approach to guest experience. It sits adjacent to Cornish and is set within a pinegrove on the north shore of Long Pond, which features a beach and picnic area. The surrounding landscape includes natural features like Wedgewood Brook, Collomy Hill, and the Ossipee River, offering opportunities for outdoor exploration. Guests can enjoy the cool mountain air and serene environment while still being within easy reach of regional attractions.

Windsong Campground lies on Pendexter Road, about 0.1 miles from Wedgewood Brook and 0.5 miles from Spruce Pond. It is approximately 1.2 miles from Collomy Hill and 1.4 miles from Federal Street, a main road. The Ossipee Valley Fairgrounds are located about 1.7 miles away, providing additional local points of interest.

The campground’s long-standing presence in Parsonsfield since 1974 reflects its deep roots in the community and commitment to quality outdoor experiences. Its location near natural waterways and scenic peaks enhances the appeal for nature lovers and families alike.

Nestled in the quiet hills of Parsonsfield, Windsong Campground offers a timeless, nature-rich escape that captures the essence of Maine’s mountainous countryside.