Plan Your Visit

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Basic Information

Start here for essential park information, from directions to entrance fees to hours of operation.

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Places to Go

Explore various destinations and learn about highlights, visitor services, and ways to get there.

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Things To Do

Learn more about the many experiences you can have in Acadia, including hiking, biking, water activities, and ranger programs.

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Directions & Transportation

Learn about public transportation, driving directions, winter road access, and all things transportation at Acadia.

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Accessibility

Acadia strives to improve accessibility for all visitors.

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Camping Takes Planning

All campsite reservations must be made online in advance. There is no backcountry camping or overnight parking allowed in Acadia.

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Entrance Pass Required

A park entrance pass is required year-round. Vehicles must display a pass clearly visible through the windshield. Buy & print a pass online.

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Vehicle Reservations

Vehicle reservations are required to drive Cadillac Summit Road from mid-May to mid-October. Buy reservations online. Not sold at the park.

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Acadia Alerts

Find a current listing of alerts, advisories, and closures for park roads, facilities, and programs.

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Park Rules & Regulations

Are visitors allowed to harvest mushrooms, or fly a drone in Acadia? Check out highlights of the park's important Rules and Regulations.

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Protect Your Pet Privileges

Federal law requires that all pets must be kept on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Owners must collect and dispose of waste in trash cans.

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Extend Your Maine Adventure

Here's a list of all National Park Service sites in Maine, including Katahdin Woods and Waters, Roosevelt Campobello, and Saint Croix Island

Last updated: August 6, 2024

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

PO Box 177
Bar Harbor, ME 04609

Phone:

207 288-3338

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