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Acadia National Park, Maine
Acadia National Park—a dramatic juxtaposition of mountains and oceans that is sure to make your jaw drop. Rugged sea cliffs, picturesque and historic towns, and majestic islands are all watched over Read more...
Acadia National Park—a dramatic juxtaposition of mountains and oceans that is sure to make your jaw drop. Rugged sea cliffs, picturesque and historic towns, and majestic islands are all watched over by Cadillac Mountain and its commanding ranges. Hiking and biking trails are spread out between the mountains and the sea. Head to the beach, forge a canoe, camp out with the fan-damily, or indulge in saltwater taffy in the quaint town of Bar Harbor. Making the Northern trek to this salty paradise is a time honored tradition for New Englanders. What you waiting for Flanders, time to pack the station wagon and drive on up to “down east”!
Jason: my favorite campground in Acadia. Book it in advance, fills up quickly!
Averi: Gorgeous little ocean side campground! Being right on the ocean, it can get quite chilly at night,...
This newcomer was built in 2015 to attract overnight visitors to the beautiful Schoodic Peninsula....
Leave your car and other modern technologies behind and head out to Isle au Haut where you will find...
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Erin: Nancy has created a little slice of heaven for a passing camper in one of the most incredible and...
Katie: Stayed for one night in late April. Great place!! We stayed at site 9. When we checked in, our lovely...
Erin: Motherwort Farm is a unique gem, complete with a tour guide (Yukon!), and with both a tent platform...
Myles: Our stay at Birch Gate was great. We really wanted to get out to Acadia this fall to see the leaves...
Myles: Really enjoyed our stay in the meadow campsite. The meadow sits right off the main road and the...
Jennifer: Pitch your tent nestled in the Maine Woods. Peaceful location. You will have access to a fire pit and...
Erin: A truly incredible place. The care and energy that is clearly given to the incredible property makes...
Kristy: Boondocking (no running water) is fun in my 33' vintage Terry Manor in a 3-acre country field. Do you...
Evan: Access and Convenience! The location puts you in a perfect location for trip to Mt Desert Island and...
Kimberly : Pitch your tent in the field or near the wood line with a beautiful view; quiet and peaceful but close...
Amely: We really enjoyed our summer night camping on Patti's lawn (the pasture options were too lumpy),...
Parker: Beautiful open space, and Bennet couldn't have been kinder. I highly recommend this place. Nearby in...
Aimee: Tops'l Farm is stunning. Sarah is such a wonderful host. There are both A Frame cabins & tents...
Andrea: My friend and I had so much fun here canoeing around, using the slack line, and cooking right on the...
Justin: I had an amazing stay on the Tir na nog Farm. It was very peaceful and scenic. The owners of the farm...
Vital: If you are looking for an inexpensive, yet beautiful and quiet spot for your tent, the Midcoast Way...
Jane: Pitch your tent or park your small camper at the base of Derry Mountain of Camden Hills State Park in...
Linda: **2 minutes from Perry, Maine Indian Days, August 10-14**Camp on a retired 5-acre mini golf course!...
Tara: It's an easy hike up Mount Bettie for an awesome view of the bay. Autumn is the best time to hike, but...
Greg: The Toddy Pond Farm cottage is a warm and welcoming place rich with history and natural beauty. ...