The Island Explorer bus stops at the campground.  Riding the Island Explorer bus is one of the best way to see Acadia National Park and points beyond.  There are eight bus routes with numerous clean propane buses taking riders to most destinations in the park.  The buses stop at campgrounds, motels, and villages.  Buy a National Park pass and the bus is free.  Each bus can also carry three bikes.  It's a great way to get around.  Pick up a shuttle map at the parks information center where you can also leave your car.  Busses operate from June 23 through August 31 with a limited schedule extending until October 14, 2014.  Times may change annually.

 

While staying at this campground make sure you tour Acadia National Park and also visit Bar Harbor, Cadillac Mountain, and Southwest Harbor.  Each location has something of interest for everyone.

 

For a great senic drive take the Park Loop Highway.  It's a circular drive that visits most of Acadias points of interest.

 

Depending on the time of year, many areas in Maine may have ticks, bees, and mosquitos.  Due to the potential problems posed by these insects it's best to arrive prepared should these insects become a nuisance.  Campbase recommends screen enclosures, repellants, bug zappers, and mesh net hats.  Please click these links to see our recommended items.