Campgrounds / Camping
Acadia Campgrounds - Communities such as Bar Harbor, Southwest Harbor, Somesville, Trenton, Sullivan, and others, offer diverse camping options for your visit to Acadia National Park. There currently are two campgrounds within the park on Mount Desert Island. However, there are several other excellent choices that are close that should be considered as well, some that are next to the ocean.
Featured Campgrounds
Bar Harbor Camping Resorts
866-917-4300
You'll love the view at our three Bar Harbor Camping Resorts. Visit MT. Desert Narrows or Narrows Too - and enjoy the ocean view. Or,... park your RV or pitch your tent at Patten Pond - a 740-acre lake with a beautiful, private beach. You'll find all the amenities and lots to do at nearby Acadia National Park and historic Bar Harbor. Cabin, RV, and cottage rentals available.
Hadley's Point Campground
33 Hadley Point Rd., Bar Harbor, ME 04609
207-288-4808 • Call for Reservations
Family owned and operated for over 40 years • We cater to families who want the fun of camping with proximity to Acadia Nat’l Park and Bar Harbor. Tent camping, 20-30-50 amp service, and NEW CABINS provide options for all adventurers. Amenities include heated pool, modern bathrooms, hot showers, camp store, laundry facility, FREE wifi, Island Explorer shuttle service, Sunday Services and more • Five minute walk to a public beach. Open May 15-Oct. 15.
West Bay Acadia RV Campground
33 Rainbows End, Gouldsboro, ME 04607
Touch Free Online Reservations!
For questions, please email: peggy@westbayacadia.com
Enjoy new luxury RV camping immersed in nature on the quiet side of Acadia on Schoodic Peninsula. Get magnificent West Bay views from extra-large tiered sites, kayak-paddleboard access & rental, full hook-ups, and blazing business-class Broadband. Combine joy in nature with productive remote work and homeschooling. The critters, silence, sights, and scents of nature welcome brilliant night skies without urban light pollution. Get intimate with nature, not your neighbor, and hear the quiet!
Acadia Wilderness Lodge
38 Kellytown Road, West Tremont, ME 04612
207-266-8792 or info@AcadiaWildernessLodge.com
Stay where wellness meets wilderness, with a unique camping experience. At Acadia Wilderness Lodge, connect with nature in our comfortable 2-bedroom Yurts featuring a King size bed and two single daybeds, indoor fireplace, and hydrotherapy shower. Just minutes from Acadia National Park, relax and rejuvenate with us and Acadia Wilderness Lodge’s Village Campground, including games, walking and nature paths, and village animals. Visit our website for more details and get inspired at Acadia Wilderness Lodge.
HTR Acadia - Open May - Mid-Oct
5 Spinnaker Way, Mount Desert, ME 04660
207-244-8094 or info-aca@htrresorts.com
HTR Acadia (formerly Somes Sound View Campground) is an idyllic, peaceful retreat on Mount Desert Island. Our Resort is known for attracting adventurous, nature-loving campers, who appreciate being next to the ocean surrounded by gorgeous woods. Being only a short drive to Downtown Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park, provides even more to explore. We offer waterfront tent sites and feature rustic cabins. Up to 30 AMP RVs are welcome. We look forward to hosting you!
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Balsam Cove Campground
East Orland, ME
800-469-7771
Located right on 10 mile long Toddy Pond • Free hot showers, laundromat, swimming beach, horseshoes, volleyball, boat dock, fishing, canoe & row boat rentals, paddle boat rentals, and more
Bass Harbor Campground
Bass Harbor, ME
800-327-5857
Located about 10 minute walk from Bass Harbor Lighthouse • 130 Shady or wooded sites, fireplaces, free hot showers, heated swimming pool, hot tub (for adults), playground, laundromat, and more
Blackwoods Campground
Acadia National Park
800-365-2267
Open year round in forested setting with about 306 sites • Showers are nearby but no hookups or utilities provided in campground. Reservations required mid-June through mid-September of each year.
Echo Lake Camp
Mount Desert Island
207-244-3747 (6/20 - 9/1)
Located between Southwest Harbor and Somesville on Mount Desert Island, Echo Lake Camp has been helping families, couples and individuals experience the beauty of Acadia ever since 1925.
Hadleys Point Campground
Bar Harbor, ME
207-288-4808
Located near Route 3 on Mount Desert Island, Hadleys Point Campground is family camping at its best. We have a heated pool plus a public saltwater beach is only a 5 minute walk away.
Mainayr Campground
Stueben in Down East Maine
207-546-2690
Nice 35 acre setting near Joy Cove in Stueben, Maine - a great place for canoeing, kayaking, and windsurfing. Camping area provides sites for tents and R.V.'s, and includes a complete range of services.
Mount Desert Campground
Mount Desert, Maine
207-244-3710
Small, peaceful, well-maintained with spectacular ocean and mountain views, salt water fishing and swimming, hot showers, ramp, WiFi, and more. • Open Memorial Day - Columbus Day
Pleasant Hill Campground
Bangor, ME
207-848-5127
Located near many area attractions • Spacious sites with picnic tables and fireplaces • Recreation hall, heated swimming pool, miniature golf course, 2 playgrounds, laundromat, and more
Seawall Campground
Acadia National Park
877-444-6777
Provides great wooded setting 4 miles south of Southwest Harbor and about a 10 minute walk from ocean • Open late May through September • Showers and camping supply stores are nearby.
Smuggler's Den Campground
Southwest Harbor, ME
877-244-9033
Located in Southwest Harbor only about a 20 minute walk from Echo Lake • Free hot showers, heated swimming pool, laundry, fire areas, camp store, horseshoe pit, playground, and more
Cathedrals of Evergreen
When I was a young boy, my parents would often stay at some campgrounds when visiting Acadia National Park. With seven children all in a station wagon, this was definitely the way to go to save some money. But the truth was, there was much more we ended up sharing as a family in a place like this than most any other. For many years, I did not realize that many people have never experienced what it is like to spend a night on the floor of a forest with the sounds of nature all around. Or, to collect some firewood so you can cook your breakfast over an open fire. I love the smell of a campfire combined with the delicious scent of balsam fir. What I would give to be back there again as a young man, walking through the winding dirt roads next to the coast, looking up at the cathedral canopy of trees. But the truth is, every time I am there, the young boy visits me again, and blends all the years into one moment of time.
