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13 Acres/Off Grid/Branch Lake!

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Pack in/pack out, off grid camping spot. Bring tent or RV for a dry camping experience. 1 mile down a dirt road. 13 acres all to yourself! Enjoy ease of huge, level gravel pad. Includes a 2 sided privacy structure to hang an outside shower bag (bring water & bag). Branch lake is right across the main road! 15 mins to Ellsworth, 45 to Bar Harbor. No bathrooms, bring water, take your trash. Includes trees, fire wood, fire ring, lots of stars.

Deluxe Camping Equipment Package Up to 4 People

Get all the equipment you need to take to a pre-reserved camping location anywhere near Acadia National Park! You can take everything I supply, or pick out the basics (See list & photos). You'll first need to reserve your camping reservation at a campground, then I'll supply the equipment without having to drag all the gear from your home! -2, 3, 4, or 8 person tent -4 sleeping bags, pads, pillows & liners -4 chairs -cooking stove & fuel -ALL kitchen supplies PLUS cooler! -lanterns & headlamps

Bold Coast Camp - Acadia's Schoodic Peninsula

Fall asleep in the fresh Maine air, listening to the sounds of the nearby harbor. Wake to birdsong and dancing leaves. Our 5m bell tent is appointed with cozy furnishings to wrap you in comfort after a day of exploration. Recline under the stars by the fire pit and view the magnificent milky way. Please note, there is no indoor bathroom or shower (both available outside). There is no electricity, heat or AC. No pets are allowed. We are happy to host families. Follow us @insta/boldcoastcamp

Lakefront Glamping, King Bed, Bathroom near Acadia

Glamping Downeast - Escape the noise and experience the romance of nature in a luxury Glamping Tent. With a King Bed, an ensuite bathroom with a flush toilet, and a fabulous view, we are located in the heart of Downeast Maine. Deep in the woods and at the edge of the lake, you will feel like you are a million miles away yet we are just 10 miles from historic Ellsworth and another 18 miles from Bar Harbor/Acadia National Park. The perfect basecamp for exploring Acadia or connecting to nature.

Americana tent, Airbnb fees paid by host.

Relax, re-charge and enjoy the peace that comes from spending time near the ocean and under the stars. Our tents have all the comforts of home. Linens, towels, bath products and kitchen supplies. Just 4 miles from Acadia N.P. This tent has a fully accessible bathroom, queen bed, bunk bed, kitchenette, kitchen table and outside deck. There is a communal fire pit with free wood. We have boardgames and outside games the family can enjoy. Check out the Woods of Eden Glampground in Bar Harbor.

Saw Mill Slumber, Waterfront Yurt/Tent Stay

This 14' bell tent looks over Webb Brook and the old saw mill that serviced the area over 100 years ago. Beauty and history combined with the wonders of nature make this a place you'll never forget. Fishing, kayaking, swimming, hiking, ATVing and tubing are just some of the past times while exploring this magical area. Graham Lake is just a walk away with public boat access. Picnic table and fire pit provided. About 35 minutes to Acadia National Park and all of the Downeast region.

The Maine Stay / A Peaceful Glamping Getaway

Reconnect with nature at this unforgettable escape. Located in a remote setting in the coastal town of Hancock, Maine. ‘The Maine Stay’ is the perfect way to experience Maine camping whilst maintaining a higher standard of comfort. This site is sandwiched between Bar Harbor (30 mins) and Schoodic (25 mins). This location is ideal for those who want to enjoy all the Acadia area has to offer without the crowds. The site is well equipped for a comfortable stay in beautiful location.

Chickadee Hollow: Eco Camping

Chickadee Hollow ~ Rustic Dispersed Camping near Acadia! Fall asleep to a chorus of crickets and wake with birdsong in a forest hideaway just 30 minutes from Acadia National Park. Pitch your tent under the stars or hang a hammock beneath the trees, share stories around the fire, and wander woodland trails to a small stream to fetch water. Simple, eco-friendly camping with the spirit of Maine all around you — a peaceful basecamp to ground yourself in nature and return refreshed.

Porcupine Camp. 10 minutes to Schoodic. Kayaks!

A basic camp in the woods just off coastal route 1, only 15 minutes from Schoodic district of Acadia. The canvas wall tent has a queen bed, linens, and towels. There is a cooler, a camping shower with limited hot water, and power. Privy, firepit, double hammock, lights, a camping stove and very basic cooking implements. You WILL hear some highway noise, but the site offers more privacy than a campground. There are kayaks to explore Jones pond , a 10 minute walk down the trail.

Sampson Farm Canvas Tent

The wall tent is 12x14 with a full-sized bed, wood stove, fire pit, and an outhouse. The tent sits on 100+ acres of beautiful woods and ponds that are free to explore. Dogs are welcome, there are 3 resident dogs, 2 collies that will greet you and a retired guardian dog. Also a couple of sheep, possibly pigs, and various fowl. Martha is always willing to give a tour of her farm garden. There are no official hiking trails on the property, lots of hiking trails on the island.

Nature Lovers Paradise!

Just 32 miles from Acadia National Park! Enjoy your morning coffee with the company of bald eagles, ospreys, blue herrings, Canadian geese, amount many other feathered species. This is the perfect place to reconnect with nature. Kayaks and fishing poles are available for you to enjoy during your stay. There is a fireplace, gas grill, plenty of lawn to play a game of corn hole or just relax in a hammock and soak in the views. Located on Graham Lake in Mariaville Maine

Camp Binna Burra-tenting with touch of luxury

"Tenting at it's best". Come enjoy the peace and beauty of being in a coastal spruce forest nestled in among granite boulders. Not far from the main house is your large queen bedded tent set on a spacious platform. Relax in the Adirondack chairs on your deck and listen to Mark Island fog horn, just off shore. Tented walls, swaying pines, wefts of campfire and a super comfy bed await. Deer Isle is an island connected by a bridge.