Mattawamkeag Maine is turning 150 years old!

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This year, the town of Mattawamkeag will have it's 150th birthday and everyone is invited. If you grew up there, live there now, passed through by accident one time or ever wondered what a town called "Mattawamkeag" is like, this is your opportunity. Plans are underway to make this the Best Birthday 'Keag has ever had. 
If you have any old pictures/stories/documents/ANYthing that may be of historical value to the town, please contact us at mattawamkeag150@aol.com
Be sure and check back here often for all the events planned for 2010! 


While in 'Keag, plan on visiting the 

Mattawamkeag Wilderness Park Campground

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At Mattawamkeag Wilderness Park there is something for everybody: for hikers, nearly 15 miles of wilderness trails; for the angler, good bass, salmon and trout fishing along the Mattawamkeag River; and for the canoe enthusiast, some 60 miles of Mattawamkeag River, including stretches of exciting "white water" from Island Falls and Danforth, as well as in the vicinity of the park itself. Indeed the river offers some of the finest canoe runs in the state, although still relatively undiscovered.Once visitors reach the park, they find camping convenience in a wilderness setting. The facilities include 50 campsites, 11 Adirondack log shelters, bathroom facilities, hot showers, a small store, and a large recreation building with a comfortable Maine fireplace. Picnic facilities are available for day visitors.

The park is centrally located in Eastern Maine, with rapid access to other area attractions. As you plan for your family vacation, why not consider a visit to Mattawamkeag Wilderness Park Campground. One hour from Baxter State Park. 


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