
Acadia Seashore Camping & Cabins sits along Frenchman Bay near the Schoodic entrance of Acadia National Park. The site mix includes 20 gravel and 23 grass spots suitable for tents and RVs, with a private Firefly booking flow. Water spigots, flush toilets, and a clean shower house keep things comfortable, while bear country rules mean smart food storage. Quiet hours run nightly, and most stays are kept within a one-week window.
Gravel sites, Grass sites, Tent sites, RV sites
Views of Cadillac Mountain and Frenchman Bay
Acadia National Park access; Schoodic area; nearby towns for supplies
Flush toilets, hot showers, and a kid-friendly waterfront; quiet hours keep the campground calm
Not listed
RV setup leans toward pull-through sites where available; internal gravel roads require careful positioning and some sites may need blocks to level. Expect some back-in maneuvers and plan for maneuvering a mid-to-large RV on uneven ground.
Coastal basecamp feel—functional and convenient, not a deep forest escape. Expect proximity to neighbors on some loops, but ample wooded shade at many sites.
Showers are free and hot; shower house is clean. Laundry details aren’t explicit, but expect typical private campground facilities nearby.
Gravel sites, Grass sites, Tent sites, RV sites
Hiking, swimming, fishing, kayaking, boating, paddleboarding, stargazing
Firefly (Private) (Booking: Not explicitly stated)
Pets Allowed - Leashed at all times; trail access for pets not detailed
Address
Campground Road, 2695 US-1, Sullivan, ME 04664, USA
To Park Entrance
Approximately 5 miles from the Schoodic entrance; 30-40 minutes to Hull's Cove entrance
Elevation
Elevation: No published figure for campground elevation.
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Yes. Bear country designation means you should store food in hard-sided containers or vehicles when not in use.
RVs up to 70 ft are allowed in some areas, but certain loops may constrain to 30–40 ft; trailers are accepted.
Yes. On-site potable water spigots, an on-site dump station, and honeywagon service are available.
Pets are welcome but must be leashed; verify trail restrictions if you plan to hike with a dog.
Quiet hours run 9:30 pm–8:00 am and are actively enforced by staff.
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