
Alright, Bar Harbor Woodlands KOA sits in a lush, wooded setting just outside Acadia. You’ll find a mix of tent and RV sites—roughly 105 in total—with private, shaded spots and terraced layouts. RVs can hook up with full water and power, and a dump station sits on site; quiet hours run from 10 pm to 6 am. Plan ahead for peak season, when this KOA tends to fill up fast and prices can be higher.
Pool, playground, pancake breakfasts; kid-friendly with proximity to Bar Harbor
Shoulder seasons offer quieter stays; peak summer is busiest
Big Rig Friendly; pull-through and back-in sites; internal roads are paved/crushed rock and wide; most sites level but some may need blocks; expect up to 70 ft on select spots
A practical, comfortable basecamp with woods and family amenities; not a remote wilderness escape
Showers are generally clean; wait times possible in peak season; laundry details not published
Tent sites, RV sites
Pool, playground, bike rentals, game room, pavilion, horseshoe pit, dog park, café with pancake breakfasts, kayak launch
KOA Private (Booking: Book well in advance; peak season fills quickly)
Pets Allowed - Leash rules apply; potential fees
To Park Entrance
Hulls Cove and Cadillac Mountain entrances ~10 minutes; Acadia Entrance Station ~7-10 minutes; Bar Harbor downtown ~4 miles
Elevation
Varies
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Yes, it’s bear country. Follow food storage rules and use provided lockers if available.
Yes, a dump station is on-site for campers.
Most sites accommodate sizable rigs; official max length is 40 feet, but some spots may handle longer units up to 70 feet—confirm ahead with staff.
America the Beautiful pass is mentioned in relation to shuttle access; use of the shuttle is available as part of the park experience.
No on-site trailheads; you’ll access Acadia trails via nearby Hulls Cove and Cadillac Mountain entrances.
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