In the Heart of Down East Maine
A Classic Maine Lake Campground on Toddy Pond
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Welcome to Balsam Cove Campground — a family-centered lakeside retreat in Orland, Maine, set directly on beautiful Toddy Pond in the heart of Downeast Maine.
If you’re looking for a peaceful Maine lake campground with real swimming, boat access, and room to relax, you’ve found it.
Here, mornings begin with loon calls across the water and coffee by the campfire. Spend your day swimming, fishing, kayaking, or cruising the lake on a pontoon boat. In the evening, return to your campsite for sunsets over the water and s’mores under the stars.
This is authentic Maine lake camping — simple, scenic, and restorative.
Lake Life at Its Best
Toddy Pond stretches nearly 10 miles long, offering open water without coastal congestion. Our lake is the heart of the campground.
Guests enjoy:
- Lake swimming
- Fishing from the dock
- Canoe & kayak rentals
- Pontoon boat rentals
- Overnight boat slips
- A protected swim area for families
You don’t have to drive anywhere to enjoy the water — it’s steps from your site.
Family-Owned. Personally Run.
When you stay at Balsam Cove, you support a local Maine family — not a corporate franchise.
Much of our staff returns year after year.
We partner with the Toddy Pond Association to help protect the lake.
We maintain a 4 mph speed limit for the safety of camp kids and everyone.
We believe camping should feel personal.
Relax. Reconnect. Explore.
Whether you’re unwinding by the lake, joining a holiday weekend celebration, or setting up for a full summer season, Balsam Cove offers the perfect balance of relaxation and fun.
A traditional Maine lake campground.
A welcoming summer community.
A place families return to year after year.
You’re already there.
Facilities & Conveniences
Lakeside Family Camping Near Acadia National Park
At Balsam Cove Campground, we combine the charm of traditional Maine lake camping with the comfort today’s families expect. Whether you’re staying for a night, a week, or the whole summer season, everything here is designed to make it easy to relax, connect, and enjoy lake life.
Why Families Choose Balsam Cove
- Full hookup convenience – all RV sites have Water/30 amp E/Sewer. Pull through sites have 50 amp available.
- Rustic Cabin Rentals. Pet friendly!
- Real lake swimming (not just a pool)
- Family programming & Kids Club
- Holiday weekends done right
- Pet-friendly policies. Dog park with small dog and larger dog sections. Dog-friendly swimming at the boat ramp, Pet waste stations throughout the park, Temporary site pens allowed. Cabins are pet-friendly, too. Because camping is better when the whole family comes.
- Easy access to Acadia without the crowds
- Seasonal site availability for summer-long stays
Whether you’re grandparents wanting a place your grandkids will beg to visit, or a traveling family looking for lakeside camping near Acadia, Balsam Cove makes it easy to settle in.
Clean Bathhouse & Laundry: Free hot showers. Clean restroom facilities. Coin-op Laundry. Two additional toilet/sink units near tent sites. Outdoor dishwashing sink
Camp Store – Essentials On-Site Grab: Ice, firewood, snacks & drinks, camping basics. No long drive needed for the essentials.
Arcade Cabin & Family Photo Ops: Near the office, kids can enjoy our arcade cabin while parents relax nearby. Don’t miss: The oversized Adirondack chair by the pavilion deck, The woodland photo board near the office. Perfect for memory-making and those “first day of vacation” photos.
Playground & Sports Areas:
On the shore of Toddy Pond: Swings, sandbox, pirate ship, shaded seating for adults.
Near the office: Basketball court, horseshoes, badminton/volleyball field.
Bring bikes! Our annual July 4th decorated bike parade is a campground favorite, often led by Shriner Clowns — a tradition families return for year after year.
Lake Life on Toddy Pond
Toddy Pond stretches nearly 10 miles long and up to a half mile wide — wide open water without coastal crowds. Enjoy: Roped swim area, swim dock, fishing dock, boat launch, canoe, kayak & pontoon rentals, overnight boat slips available. Swim. Paddle. Fish. Float. Watch sunsets.
Spend the day exploring the nearby coast or Acadia National Park — then return to the quiet of a true Maine lake at night. It’s the best of both worlds:
Coastal adventure + peaceful lakeside evenings.
Covered Pavilion – The Heart of Campground Activities
Our pavilion hosts: Weekly Coffee with Friends, Kids Club crafts & games, Thursday night Bingo, Live bands & DJs on holiday weekends, Game nights, Holiday celebrations like Christmas in July and Halloween in August
If you’re looking for a campground where kids make friends and families actually connect, this is it.
Close to Everything – Yet Peacefully Tucked Away
Within a short drive you’ll find: Grocery stores, pharmacies, local seafood.
Plus easy day trips to: Acadia National Park, Maine’s rocky coastline, Fort Knox & the Penobscot Narrows.
Stay on the lake. Explore the coast. Return to your campfire.
It's the best of both worlds.
Balsam Cove Campground – Frequently Asked Questions
Family Camping Near Acadia National Park in Orland, Maine
I'm in! How do I make a reservation?
Reserve online by clicking on Reservations in the red bar at the top of the page or by using the RESERVE NOW link.
If you need help or would like to make a reservation by phone, call us at 207-469-7771.
General Questions
Where is Balsam Cove Campground located?
Balsam Cove Campground is located in Orland, Maine on Toddy Pond, about 8 miles from Bucksport and 22 miles from the Acadia National Park Gateway Center. We’re in Down East Maine, offering lakeside camping with easy access to hiking, lobster tours, and coastal attractions.
When is Balsam Cove Campground open?
Our camping season runs from May 15 through September 28. Holiday weekends and summer dates fill quickly, so early reservations are recommended.
Is Balsam Cove Campground near Acadia National Park?
Yes. We are approximately 22 miles from the Acadia Gateway Center, where you can park and access the Island Explorer bus system into the park. Many guests choose us as a quieter and more affordable base for exploring Acadia.
✨ The Experience
Is Balsam Cove a good campground for families?
Absolutely. We’re a lakeside, family-oriented campground on Toddy Pond featuring holiday theme weekends, Kids Club activities, July 4th fireworks, Christmas in July, Water Wars cardboard boat races, Halloween in August, hayrides, playground, beach, and game room. Many families return year after year for classic Maine summer traditions.
What kind of atmosphere should we expect?
Balsam Cove blends peaceful Maine lake life with classic campground fun. Most Saturday nights feature bonfires with music from 8–10 pm, and live bands play during major holiday weekends. If you prefer very quiet evenings, weekday stays are ideal — feel free to call us before booking to confirm event schedules.
Is this a “resort-style” campground?
No — and intentionally so. Balsam Cove is a traditional Maine lakeside campground focused on nature, family, and community rather than high-density resort crowds. If you love campfires, lake swims, hayrides, and a slower pace, you’ll feel right at home.
What events do you host during the season?
- July 4th fireworks & activities
• Christmas in July (Third Saturday in July)
• Water Wars Weekend (First Saturday in August)
• Halloween in August (Third Saturday in August)
• Live bands, DJ dances, hayrides, Kids’ Club, cornhole tournaments & more
Check our Events Calendar for current details.
🏕️ Camping Options
What types of camping do you offer?
- Full-hookup RV sites (water, sewer, electric)
• Pull-through sites accommodating RVs up to 45 feet
• Tent sites with or without water/electric
• Rustic rental cabins ideal for couples or small families
Does Balsam Cove offer full-hookup RV sites?
All RV sites include full hookups. Most offer 30-amp service, and select sites offer 50-amp. Online reservations just add 50 amp requirement to your search or let us know your needs when booking and we’ll help you choose the best site.
Are your RV sites big-rig friendly?
We have several pull-through sites that accommodate larger RVs up to 45 feet. Please call us if you have a large motorhome or fifth wheel so we can recommend the best site for you.
Are the RV sites level? Will I need blocks?
Many sites are naturally level, but as with most Maine campgrounds, leveling blocks are recommended just in case.
Do you offer seasonal RV sites in Maine?
Yes, we offer a limited number of seasonal sites each year. Seasonal campers enjoy a full summer on the lake with access to all amenities and events. Contact the office for availability and details.
What’s included in a cabin rental?
Cabins include a full-size bed, two bunks, refrigerator, microwave, table, chairs, ceiling fans, picnic table, grill, fire ring, and outdoor water at the site. Bathhouses are a short walk away. Linens are not provided.
Do cabins have bathrooms or air conditioning?
Cabins do not have private bathrooms or air conditioning. Guests use nearby bathhouses, and cabins include ceiling fans for comfort. Bring extra blankets for cooler Maine evenings.
How many people are allowed per site?
Cabins: Maximum 4 (2 adults + 2 children 16 & under included in fee)
RV Sites: Maximum 6 (2 adults + up to 4 children 16 & under included in fee)
Tent Sites: Maximum 6 (2 adults + up to 4 children 16 & under included in fee) maximum 2 adults without contacting office.
💲 Rates & Reservations
What are your nightly rates?
Full Hookup RV Sites: $45–$89
Tent Sites: $30–$58
Cabins: $79–$149
Do you allow one-night stays?
Most weekday and shoulder season dates allow one-night stays. High-season weekends typically require two nights, and holidays require three. Cabins, waterfront and waterview sites vary.
Can I request a specific campsite?
Yes. You may request a specific site when booking online or by phone, but site numbers are not guaranteed and may be moved under certain circumstances. Add a $10 fee to lock in a specific site number.
What is your cancellation policy?
- Within 3 days: No refund
• 4–10 days: One night charge
• 11+ days: 10% fee or full credit for a future reservation (within 18 months)
• 90+ days: $5 flat fee
No refunds for weather, late arrivals, or early departures.
🚪 Check-In & Security
When is check-in and check-out?
RV/Tent: Check in 1:00 pm / Check out 11:30 am
Cabins: Check in 2:00 pm / Check out 11:00 am
Stop at the office to receive your gate fob and campground map.
Is there a security gate?
Yes. Guests receive a gate fob at check-in for controlled access and added privacy.
🚣 Lake Life & Amenities
Does Balsam Cove have lake access?
Yes. We are located directly on Toddy Pond with a protected swim area, docks and boat ramp.
Is the lake sandy or rocky?
Our swim area is natural Maine lakefront and can be rocky. Water shoes are recommended. The swim area is separate from the boat ramp for safety.
Can I bring my own boat?
Yes. We offer a boat ramp for day use and slips starting at $20 per night. Please do not tie boats along the shoreline.
Are kayaks and boats included in my stay?
Boat rentals (kayaks, canoes, pontoon boat, fishing boat) are available for an additional fee. Advance reservations are recommended on busy weekends.
What amenities are available?
- Clean bathhouses with hot showers
• Laundry facilities
• Camp store
• Playground & game room
• Sports courts
• Enclosed dog park (large & small dog sides)
• Fishing (license required)
• Free Wi-Fi (signal may vary)
How strong is the Wi-Fi? Can I work remotely?
We provide free Wi-Fi throughout the campground, but signal strength may vary depending on location and usage. If you need reliable connectivity for work, please call us to discuss the best site locations. Cell phone hotspots work better in some instances.
Is there a lifeguard at the beach?
No. Swimming is at your own risk, and children must be supervised at all times.
🐾 Pets & Visitors
Is Balsam Cove pet-friendly?
Yes. We love dogs! Well-behaved dogs are welcome.
Campsites: $3.50 per night
Cabins: $5 per night
Pets must be leashed, vaccinated, cleaned up after, and never left unattended. Dogs may swim at the boat ramp, not in the designated swim area.
Can we have visitors?
Yes. All visitors must check in at the office.
Day Visitors: $7 (higher on holidays)
Overnight Visitors: $12 plus tax.
Day visitors must depart by 9:30 pm.
🔇 Campground Courtesy
What are quiet hours?
Weekdays: 10 pm – 7:30 am
Friday & Saturday: 11 pm – 7:30 am
Are golf carts allowed?
Privately owned golf carts are not permitted unless pre-approved for mobility needs. Please contact the office for details.
Are fireworks or firearms allowed?
No. Fireworks, firearms, and weapons are not permitted.
What is the speed limit?
4 mph (walking speed).
Are there sewage or graywater restrictions?
All RV sites have sewer hookups. Do not discharge gray or black water onto the ground.
Can I decorate my site?
Yes — as long as decorations do not damage trees or campground facilities.
📍 Location & Nearby Attractions
Where is Balsam Cove Campground located?
In the heart of Down East Maine.
How far are you from Acadia National Park?
Approximately 22 miles to the Acadia Gateway Center, where you can park and access the Island Explorer bus system.
What attractions are nearby?
- Acadia National Park
• Fort Knox & Penobscot Narrows Observatory - Maine Maritime Academy
- • Blue Hill shops & galleries
• Stonington lobster tours
• Scenic drives, hiking trails, lighthouses
Brochures are available in the office.
Is there a grocery store nearby?
Yes. Grocery stores, pharmacies, and restaurants are located a short drive away in Bucksport and nearby towns.
🌦️ Season & Weather
When are you open?
May 15 – September 28.
What if it rains?
It does rain in Maine. Bring a raincoat for outside fun. There are also inside activities not far away: movie theaters nearby and in Bangor, along with a casino, museums and kids' activities (30 miles away).
Weather refunds are not offered, but optional Weather Sense coverage may be added during booking.
What are your terms and conditions?
The following is a Summary of Important Policies. The full document is posted separately within the reservation program and must be agreed to before you arrive and check in to camp at Balsam Cove Campground.
Welcome to Balsam Cove — a peaceful, lakeside, family campground.
To keep everyone safe and happy, here are the essentials:
🚗 Drive 4 MPH — Walking Speed Only
We mean it. If staff asks you to slow down, please do so immediately. Safety comes first.
👨👩👧 We’re Family-Focused
Quiet hours are 10:00 PM – 7:30 AM on weekdays and 11:00 PM to 7:30 AM on Fri and Sat nights.
We are not a party campground. Respectful behavior and language are required.
👋 Visitors Welcome (With Registration)
All visitors must:
- Park in Registration Parking
- Check in at the office
- Pay the visitor fee
- Leave by 9:30 PM (day visitors)
Please don’t share gate cards or admit unregistered guests.
🐶 Dogs Are Welcome (Responsibly)
- Leashed at all times
- Clean up after them
- No dogs in swim area
- No excessive barking
- Do not leave unattended
🌊 Swim & Boat at Your Own Risk
No lifeguard on duty.
Children under 14 must be supervised near water.
Life jackets required on arriving/departing boats.
🔥 Campfires
- Use fire rings only
- Never leave unattended
- Local firewood only
- Do not gather or cut firewood on Campground.
🏕 Site Limits
- Campsites: 2 adults + up to 4 kids included (max 6 total) Max 4 adults w/added fee.
- Cabins: 2 adults + 2 kids included (max 4 total) Max 4 adults.
📶 Wi-Fi
Free — but not guaranteed. Cell hotspots often work better.
💰 Refunds
Camping is an outdoor experience.
We do not offer refunds for weather, shortened stays, early departures, or ejection.
⚠️ Bottom Line
By staying at Balsam Cove, you agree to follow campground rules, posted signage, and staff direction. Guests who refuse to comply may be asked to leave without refund.
We appreciate your cooperation — it helps keep Balsam Cove the safe, family campground our guests love.
📞 Still Have Questions?
info@balsamcove.com
(207) 469-7771
We can’t wait to welcome you to the lake.
🌲 Seasonal RV Sites in Maine
Spend the Whole Summer at Balsam Cove Campground
Seasonal sites available. The season is May 15th through September 28th.
Imagine arriving at the lake whenever you want — no towing every weekend, no packing and unpacking. Just pull in, unlock the door, and start enjoying summer.
Why Go Seasonal?
A seasonal site means:
✔ Your RV stays set up all summer
✔ No weekly setup or breakdown
✔ A consistent lakeside home base
✔ Familiar neighbors and community
✔ Holiday weekends already “handled”
✔ A place your family returns to year after year
It’s summer made simple.
A Perfect Setup for Grandparents
If you’re grandparents who want a place your grandkids will love to visit — this is it.
• Kids 16 and under visit with no visitor fees
• Swimming on Toddy Pond
• Playground & game room
• Hayrides & Kids Club
• Water Wars cardboard boat races
• Halloween in August
Instead of traveling to them, they’ll be asking to come to you.
Seasonal Site Options
We offer a variety of seasonal RV site styles:
🌲 Wooded Sites – natural shade and privacy
🌿 Semi-Private Sites – comfortable spacing with community feel
💲 Economical Sites – practical and budget-friendly
All seasonal sites include full hookups (water, sewer, 30 amp electric) (50 amp available at some sites for an additional one-time charge).
We’ll help you select the site that fits your rig and your summer lifestyle.
Community, Not Crowds
Balsam Cove is not a high-density resort.
Our seasonal campers enjoy:
• 4 mph speed limit
• Gated access
• Quiet hours
• Lakeside bonfires
• Family-oriented events
It’s a traditional Maine campground community — relaxed, friendly, and welcoming.
Close to Acadia National Park
Located in Orland, Maine on Toddy Pond, we’re:
• 22 miles from the Acadia Gateway Center
• Near Bucksport, Blue Hill, and coastal lobster towns
• A peaceful home base for exploring Down East Maine
Frequently Asked Questions About Seasonal Sites
How long is the seasonal camping term?
May 15 through September 28.
Do seasonal campers get access to all events and amenities?
Yes. Seasonal guests enjoy full access to campground amenities, lake access, and themed weekends.
Can family visit?
Yes — and grandchildren 16 and under visit with no visitor fees.
How many seasonal sites are available?
Availability changes each year.
Reserve Early – Seasonal sites at Balsam Cove are limited and tend to fill early.
If you’re ready to spend the entire summer on the lake, we’d love to talk with you.
📞 Call (207) 469-7771
📧 info@balsamcove.com
🎉 Holiday Themed Weekends & Signature Campground Traditions
At Balsam Cove, summer isn’t just a season — it’s a celebration. Our themed holiday weekends and weekly traditions are what turn first-time guests into returning families year after year.
Fourth of July Celebration
- Annual Rubber Ducky Hunt
- Decorated Bicycle Parade around the campground — usually led by clowns in full get-up
- Live music
- Fireworks over Toddy Pond
There’s nothing like watching fireworks reflect off the lake while your kids sit wrapped in towels and glow sticks, then walking back to your campsite. No traffic!
🎄 Christmas in July
- Campsite decorating contest
- Christmas crafts for kids
- Santa cruising the campground on his golf cart handing out goody bags
It’s summertime magic with a Maine twist.
💦 Water Wars Weekend
One of the most anticipated weekends of the season!
- Cardboard boat races for kids
- Separate cardboard boat race for adults
- Water balloon battles
- Field games
- Night swim with light-up necklaces and bracelets
Expect laughter. Expect splashing. Expect bragging rights.
🎃 Halloween in August
Because one Halloween just isn’t enough.
- Campsite decorating
- DJ Balsam Bash Monster Mash dance
- Costume parade & contest
- Trick-or-treating throughout the campground
It’s safe, festive, and wildly fun for campers of all ages.
🌅 Weekly & Seasonal Traditions
Even outside holiday weekends, there’s always something happening:
- Every Saturday: Afternoon hayride & evening community bonfire
- Music and dancing at the lakeside gazebo
- Thursday Night Bingo
- Mixed Doubles Corn Hole tournaments throughout the season
- Kids Club activities
- Live bands or DJs on select weekends
There’s structured fun when you want it — and peaceful lake time when you don’t.
Why It Matters
Many campgrounds offer a place to park.
Balsam Cove offers a place to belong.
Grandparents return because their grandkids beg to come back.
Kids return because their friends are here.
Seasonal campers return because it feels like summer camp — for the whole family.
And every year, new families join in the traditions.
Things to Do Near Balsam Cove Campground
Attractions Near Acadia National Park, Bangor & Mid-Coast Maine
When you camp at Balsam Cove on Toddy Pond in Orland, Maine, you’re perfectly positioned between Downeast Maine, Mid-Coast Maine, and Acadia National Park.
Spend your days exploring rugged coastlines, historic forts, charming harbor towns, and cultural attractions — then return to peaceful lakeside evenings.
🌲 Explore Acadia National Park
Coastal Hiking, Scenic Drives & Ocean Views
Just 22 miles from camp, Acadia National Park is one of the most breathtaking coastal parks in the United States.
Top Acadia Attractions:
- 125 miles of hiking trails
• Cadillac Mountain sunrise views
• Scenic Park Loop Road
• Hulls Cove Visitor Center
• Rock climbing & wildlife watching
• Narrated boat cruises
• Abbe Museum
Many guests choose Balsam Cove as a quieter alternative to camping inside the park — close enough for daily access, far enough to relax at night.
🌊 Lakeside Recreation on Toddy Pond
Freshwater Fun Without Coastal Crowds
Unlike many campgrounds near Acadia, we offer true lakefront access.
Enjoy:
- Swimming on Toddy Pond
• Fishing from the dock
• Canoe & kayak rentals
• Pontoon boat rentals
• Sunset paddles
You don’t have to drive to enjoy the water — it’s steps from your campsite.
🏰 Discover Bucksport & Fort Knox
History, Harbor Views & Lobster Shacks
Just 6 miles from camp, Bucksport connects you to:
- Fort Knox State Historic Site
• Penobscot Narrows Bridge Observatory (world’s tallest public bridge observatory)
• Waterfront park & harbor walk
• Fresh Maine lobster & seafood
• Northeast Historic Film archives
Bucksport sits along the Acadia Highway, making it a natural hub between Bangor, Blue Hill, and Mount Desert Island.
🎨 Explore Blue Hill & the Peninsula
Art Galleries, Hiking & Coastal Charm
Blue Hill, settled in 1762, offers:
- Independent art galleries
• Local cafés and bakeries
• Historic architecture
• Blue Hill Fair
• Hiking on Blue Hill Mountain
It’s a classic Maine coastal town just minutes from camp.
🦞 Visit Stonington – Maine’s Lobstering Capital
Working Waterfront & Salt-Air Scenery
Stonington sits on a remote peninsula and remains one of Maine’s most authentic fishing towns.
Highlights include:
- Working lobster harbor
• Lobstering tour boats
• Artist studios
• Coastal hiking trails
• 19th-century architecture
If you’re searching for “lobster tours near Acadia,” this is where to go.
🐋 Whale Watching, Puffin Tours & Lighthouse Cruises
From nearby harbors, enjoy:
- Whale watching cruises
• Puffin tours
• Lighthouse boat tours
• Maine Lighthouse Trail day trips
• West Quoddy Head Light
For adventurous travelers, day trips to Campobello Island (passport required) are possible.
Visit Picturesque Castine:
Home to Maine Maritime Academy: Balsam Cove is a good base for Maine Maritime Academy reunions, student drop offs or celebrations. Or drive down to see if their brand-new cadet training ship is in port: ‘The State of Maine’ is the first training ship MMA has had that was built for the purpose of training. Costing over $300 million, it’s 11 stories tall and can house up to 600 cadets at a time, which doubles what the last ship could.
🎶 Things to Do in Bangor
Stephen King Tours, Waterfront Concerts & Museums
Located about 30–35 minutes from camp, Bangor offers one of the best day trips near Acadia National Park.
If you're searching for “things to do in Bangor Maine,” you’ll find culture, music, shopping, and literary landmarks along the Penobscot River.
Stephen King Tours
Bangor is famously associated with author Stephen King.
Visitors can see:
- His Victorian home with wrought-iron gates
• Downtown locations tied to his novels
• Guided Stephen King tours
It’s a one-of-a-kind literary stop.
Bangor Waterfront & Events
The Bangor Waterfront hosts major concerts and festivals throughout summer.
Add dinner downtown, explore local breweries, then return to your lakeside campsite.
Museums & Family Attractions
- Maine Discovery Museum – Hands-on exhibits for kids
• Cole Land Transportation Museum – Maine logging and transportation history
• Zillman Art Museum – Contemporary art exhibitions
• Hollywood Casino Hotel & Raceway Bangor – Dining and entertainment
• Bangor City Forest – Walking and biking trails
These attractions make Bangor one of the best family day trips not far from Acadia National Park.
Bangor makes an excellent rainy-day alternative to hiking.
🌲 Great Pond Mountain & Local Nature Preserves
Just minutes from camp, explore:
- Great Pond Mountain
• Hothole Valley
• Hellbottom Swamp
Perfect for hiking, mountain biking, and wildlife viewing away from crowds.
Why Balsam Cove Is the Ideal Acadia Base
✔ Quieter than Bar Harbor
✔ More spacious than in-park campgrounds
✔ Affordable compared to resort lodging
✔ Lakeside relaxation after busy days
✔ Centrally located between Bangor, Blue Hill & Acadia
You can hike ocean cliffs in the morning, explore harbor towns in the afternoon, and watch the sunset over Toddy Pond at night.
Plan Your Maine Adventure
Our season runs May 15 – September 28.
Waterfront sites and cabins book early during peak Acadia season.
If you’re searching for:
- Camping near Acadia National Park
• Things to do near Acadia
• Lakeside camping in Maine
• Day trips from Bangor Maine
• Family attractions near Acadia
You’ve found your home base.
📞 (207) 469-7771