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Otter Creek Market

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Otter Creek Market is a convenience stop in Mount Desert, just 6.6 miles from Acadia National Park's center. This community-reported shop (open 7am to 7pm) stocks the typical convenience-store fare: coffee, snacks, beverages, and basic supplies for park visitors. It's a no-frills utility shop—useful for a quick caffeine or trail-snack run, not for seeking local goods or unique finds. Best for travelers needing supplies, not for browsing.

Quick facts

Shop Type
Convenience Store
Products Sold
Coffee, snacks, beverages, sandwiches, and basic supplies for park visitors.

What it sells

Shop Type
Convenience Store
Products Sold
Coffee, snacks, beverages, sandwiches, and basic supplies for park visitors.

Visit details

Operating Hours
07:00-19:00 (community-reported; verify before visiting)
Parking Available
0

Planning advice

Tips Advice
  • Grab coffee and snacks here for the trail before heading into the park.
  • This is convenience-store stock—don't expect local artisan goods or specialty items.
  • Verify operating hours before visiting; community-reported times may shift seasonally.
Nearby Facilities
Located in Mount Desert, the main gateway town to Acadia National Park.

More details

Why Shop Here
Your quick source for coffee, snacks, and supplies near Acadia. Utility shopping, not discovery.
Shop If Skip If
✅ SHOP IF: You need coffee and snacks for the trail and don't want to waste time browsing. ❌ SKIP IF: You're looking for local artisan goods, specialty foods, or unique souvenirs—this is pure convenience-store stock.

Location

Frequently asked questions

How far is this from Acadia National Park?

About 6.6 miles (10.7 km) from the park center, located in Mount Desert.

What are the hours?

7am to 7pm daily (community-reported; confirm before visiting as hours may change seasonally).

Is parking available?

Parking details not specified in available data. Call 207-288-5151 to confirm accessibility.

What kind of food and drinks do you have?

Typical convenience-store items: coffee, snacks, beverages, and basic supplies for travelers.

Is this worth stopping for park supplies?

Yes, for quick necessities like coffee and trail snacks. Not for unique or local goods—this is a utility stop.

Do you have trail-appropriate snacks?

Likely—most convenience markets stock snacks and beverages suitable for hiking. Call 207-288-5151 to verify current inventory.

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Sources

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Last updated July 2026. Report an issue.