Cupsuptic Lake Park and Campground

10/20/2023

5096 more reasons to visit us next summer! Read about Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust's most recent acquisition!

Stetsontown Township, ME – The Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust (RLHT) closed on the 5096-acre Kennebago Woodlands, completing the second of three phases of their Kennebago Headwaters acquisition.

07/26/2023

🍄 August 12, Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust is hosting an Edible and Medicinal Mushroom Workshop. Interested? Register at https://secure.qgiv.com/for/eammw/event/mushroom23/

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust will host their annual mushroom workshop on August 12 in Rangeley. Taught by expert Greg Marley, this day-long workshop is devoted to building the skills needed to identify common mushrooms and to begin a lifetime of wild mushrooming. The class will combine lecture and....

06/10/2023

There's still availability for these Rangeley Birding Festival events this afternoon! Register with the link below!

Saturday, 1 PM | Defending the Dark Documentary | $5
Saturday, 3 PM | Loon Paddle | $45
Saturday, 4 PM | Birds on Tap℠ | Cost of flight & gratuity

Welcome to the 2023 Rangeley Birding Festival! From Boreal Chickadees in our vast forests to Loons on our magnificent lakes to the rare Bicknell's Thrush in the high peaks above, the Rangeley Region is rich with birds!

06/01/2023

One of our campers with an awesome fish! Congrats and way to out fish your husband (again). Fishing and weather are at its best.

06/01/2023

Mike Sawyer from Plymouth, Ma. trolled with Rangeley Lakes Fishing Charters on a toasty Mooselookmeguntic Lake the past couple of days. We boated lots of fish that were taken by the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife biologists and they were either surgically implanted with radio transmitters or a yellow dorsal fin tag (floy tag) was attached. The data they gather will be used to aid in the management of the Mooselookmeguntic Lake fishery!
If you catch a landlocked salmon or brook trout on Mooselookmeguntic lake that has a radio antenna protruding from its belly please release it immediately so it can continue to gather information for the study. If you do keep a fish with a transmitter please return the transmitter to Rivers Edge Sports, Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust or a DIF&W office. If you catch one with a yellow dorsal fin tag (floy tag) please:
1. Record the tag number.
2. When and where it was caught.
3. Fish length.
4. Report it online at MEFISHWILDLIFE.COM/TAG

Angler participation is the key to this study and is key in ensuring an even healthier fishery in the future!

Enjoy our great outdoors!!!

05/25/2023

Hey anglers! You might be interested to learn what Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust is doing on Mooselook!

RTLH is excited to support and be part of one of the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife’s largest radio telemetry studies in history!

Targeting Mooselookmeguntic Lake, 75 brook trout and 50 landlocked salmon are receiving surgically implanted radio transmitters.

The information received will apprise the Department of tributary access use and identify specific spawning sites, staging areas and timing, and seasonal movement patterns to support wild trout and salmon population management. In addition, over 200 fish will receive Floy tags that will aid biologists with capture rates, survival, and growth information.

In true Rangeley style, staff and volunteers from the Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust and the Rangeley Region Guides & Sportsmen's Association are pictured below getting their boats (and hands) wet to help the Department with this study. Stay tuned as RLHT remains involved in this comprehensive and exciting study!

05/03/2023

Visiting us the second weekend in June? The www.RangeleyBirdingFestival.com is for beginners and experts- trips are small, so you'll learn, hear and see more. Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust has partnered with Rangeley Adventure Company and the High Peaks Alliance to make these possible. Don't wait - register today! Know a birder... please share!

04/18/2023

One of the highlights of many camper's time at Cupsuptic Camoground is the endless night sky.✨ Here's an update on what Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust is doing to conserve it!

Rangeley Lakes Heritage Trust is behind a community-driven movement to conserve Rangeley's night sky. Rangeley lies in Maine's Western Mountains, surrounded by 200,000 acres of conserved lands. Vast swaths of uninhabited forest stretch from Madrid Township to the New Hampshire border and extend nort...

04/01/2023

***NOW OPEN***Register one or more of the trips and activities that we have planned for this year's Rangeley Birding Festival! We've got something for everyone!

Rangeley Birding Festival | Easiest Access to Boreal Birds in Maine!