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Acadia National Park
Fees & Reservations
 

FEES
Entrance Fees - Visiting Acadia National Park requires payment of an entrance fee between May 1 and October 31, no matter how you enter or where you go in the park.

Camping -  Visit Camping for current information on fees. Camping fees vary with the season.

Ranger-Led Programs - Most of our Ranger-led Programs are free, although a few of them require advance reservations and a small fee. Visit Schedule of Events for a current list of Ranger-led Programs.

Visit Operating Hours & Seasons to find out when the campgrounds are open and programs are offered.

 

RESERVATIONS
Camping - Reservations are recommended for camping at Blackwoods Campground from May 1 to October 31.

Climbing - From the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, reservations are required for organized commercial and noncommercial climbing groups wanting to climb at Otter Cliffs. They are not needed for groups of friends climbing together.

Ranger-Led Programs - Most of our Ranger-led Programs are free, although a few of them require advance reservations and a small fee. Visit Schedule of Events for a current list of Ranger-led Programs.
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Did You Know?
Saint Croix Island International Historic Site is a National Park Service site located within three hours of Acadia. Saint Croix commemorates the first French attempt at a permanent settlement in N. America. Explore the mainland site with an interpretive trail featuring bronze statues and waysides.
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Last Updated: January 05, 2012 at 11:30 MST