Eating & Sleeping

Photo courtesy of Megan Carvalho. Used with permission.

 

Lodging

There is no lodging is located within Acadia National Park. There is no backcountry or "out-of-bounds" camping allowed outside of designated campgrounds anywhere in Acadia.

The park has two campgrounds on Mount Desert Island, one campground on the Schoodic Peninsula, and five lean-to shelters on Isle au Haut. There are many types of accommodations in nearby towns.

See also Camping
Private Camprounds
and Chambers of Commerce

 

Restaurants

The only dining facility in the park, the Jordan Pond House Restaurant serves lunch, tea, and dinner (mid-May through late October).
Many dining options are available in nearby communities.

See also Chambers of Commerce

 

Picnic Areas

Bear Brook: 35 tables, 30 fireplaces
Fabbri: 23 tables and fireplaces
Frazer Point (Schoodic): 26 tables, 22 fireplaces
Pretty Marsh: 11 tables, 8 fireplaces
Seawall: 14 tables, 12 fireplaces
Thompson Island: 46 tables, 44 fireplaces

 

Gift Shops

• Eastern National Bookstore in Hulls Cove Visitor Center Open April 15–October.
• Cadillac Summit Center Open seasonally.
• Jordan Pond House Gift Shop Open seasonally.
• Thunder Hole Information Station Open seasonally.