Trafton Campground Rentals

Trafton Lake Campground is part of the Maine Campground Owners Association. Trafton has 34 Camp Sites and 10 Tent Sites. Located at the campground is a children’s park, bath house, common house for those who want to sit and relax, park seating with small charcoal grill pits, hiking paths, access to the ATV trails, and a sandy shoreside (great for picking shells!). There is electricity, water, & a laundry room on site. Trafton is known for its fun, yet relaxing environment. Available is daily, weekly, monthly, & seasonal rentals. Camping season is open from Memorial Day weekend until Labor Day weekend.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Town Office in Limestone offers a wide range of essential municipal services for residents, businesses, and visitors. These services typically include motor vehicle registrations, dog licensing, hunting and fishing licenses, tax payments and information, vital records (birth, death, and marriage certificates), and general assistance with town-related inquiries. The office also supports elections, voter registration, and provides access to public documents and forms.

The Town Office observes standard federal and state holidays throughout the year. These commonly include New Year’s Day, Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Presidents’ Day, Patriots’ Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Indigenous Peoples’ Day (Columbus Day), Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day. Holiday closures may vary slightly each year, so residents are encouraged to check the town website or contact the office in advance.

The Limestone Town Office is located at 93 Main Street, Limestone, Maine. Office hours typically follow a weekday schedule, though hours may vary by department or season. For the most accurate and up-to-date hours of operation, residents should visit the town website or contact the office directly.

To report a road concern, pothole, or maintenance issue, residents should contact the Town Office directly by phone or visit in person. Providing detailed information—such as the exact location, type of issue, and any safety concerns—helps ensure a faster and more accurate response. In urgent situations involving hazards or safety risks, residents should contact emergency services.

Residents can contact the Select Board or Town Manager through the Town Office. Messages can typically be submitted by phone, email, or in writing. Many towns also provide contact forms or directories on their website listing official contact information. Attending public meetings is another way to communicate directly and stay involved in local decision-making.

Local ordinances, policies, and regulations are usually available on the Town of Limestone’s official website or at the Town Office. These documents may include zoning ordinances, land use regulations, and municipal policies. Residents can review these materials online or request copies in person for more detailed information.

Meeting agendas and approved minutes for the Select Board and other committees are typically posted on the town’s website. These documents provide transparency into local government decisions and upcoming discussions. Physical copies may also be available at the Town Office for public review.

To request public records, residents should contact the Town Office and submit a request either in person, by mail, or electronically if available. Requests should clearly describe the information being sought to help staff process them efficiently. Access to public records is governed by Maine’s Freedom of Access Act (FOAA), and certain fees or processing times may apply depending on the request.

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