
Under Canvas Acadia is a safari-style glamping camp near Acadia National Park. Rates range from $318 in off-peak to $406 at peak, with tents featuring en-suite bathrooms, wood-burning stoves, and private decks. It blends nature with comfort, but plan for spotty tent WiFi and possible neighbor noise. This mission will decide if the value matches your Acadia adventure.
Coffee in the common area is decent, but Rooster Brother is a 9-mile drive for a solid cup. It’s a 35-minute drive to the park entrance; plan to leave around 7:00–7:30 AM to beat crowds. Wake early, fuel up, then hit Embers for a hearty breakfast or quick bite before exploring.
✅ BOOK IF: You crave a glamping escape with en-suite baths and private decks. ❌ SKIP IF: You need constant in-tent WiFi or a pool.
Waterfront/ocean view tents, Private decks with outdoor ambiance
Safari-style canvas tents
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Suitable for families and couples seeking a nature-forward stay with on-site dining options (Embers restaurant) and a bar/lounge. Noise from neighboring tents, trains, fireworks, or highway traffic can disturb light sleepers. WiFi is available only in common areas; tents do not have televisions.
May 7–Oct 12, 2026; peak in July
This is not a luxury city hotel. It’s glamping in canvas tents with wood stoves and private decks. Expect comfort but also limited tent WiFi and potential noise from nearby tents or roads. For Acadia fans who want outdoor immersion without sacrificing essential comforts, it delivers; for those chasing nonstop connectivity, it won’t.
Light sleepers; those who need constant in-tent WiFi or a pool; travelers seeking a traditional hotel experience.
Book six months ahead. Request a secluded or waterfront tent. Keep quiet hours in mind. No in-tent dining; use Embers. Parking is free; WiFi in common areas only; bring offline maps.
Glamping with solid creature comforts in a natural setting near Acadia. High price for canvas tents, but en-suite baths, private decks, and wood stoves elevate the experience. Expect noise from neighboring tents and limited connectivity; great for families and couples who want both wilderness and comfort.
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Embers serves local ingredients, wood-fired pizzas, seafood; breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
30 days prior to arrival for a 100% refund.
Pets allowed with a small nightly fee. Pets cannot accompany guests on tours and excursions.
Free on-site private parking.
To Park Center
Approximately a 35-minute drive to Acadia National Park entrance.
To Nearest Town
Surry, ME is the immediate location; Ellsworth is ~15 miles away.
No shuttle service.
Private beach, Outdoor lawn games, Communal bonfire pits, On-site Embers restaurant
Based on 179 Google reviews
Based on 179 guest reviews
" Glamping with solid creature comforts in a natural setting near Acadia. High price for canvas tents, but en-suite baths, private decks, and wood stoves elevate the experience. Expect noise from neighboring tents and limited connectivity; great for families and couples who want both wilderness and comfort."
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WiFi is not available in tents; it’s accessible in common areas.
Pets are allowed with a small nightly fee; they cannot accompany guests on tours.
Cancel up to 30 days before arrival for a full refund.
Season runs May 7–October 12; outside these dates, services are not available.
Approximately a 35-minute drive to Acadia National Park entrance.
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