CampgroundEvergreen Yurts
Private baths in each 24’ yurt; forested base near Acadia with creekside trails.

Alright, Bucksport Fort Knox KOA Holiday sits in Orland, Maine, offering about 70 sites plus 5 cabins. It’s a KOA with a seasonal pool, playgrounds, and family-friendly activities, plus KampK9 dog park. The site mix includes RV sites, tent sites, and cabins, with 30/50 amp service on many RV pads and water/electric on some tent sites. Expect gate checks, a 9 PM check-in cutoff, and quiet hours from 10 PM to 8 AM.
✅ BOOK IF: You want a family KOA near Acadia with pool, cabins, and long RVs up to 100 ft; you don’t mind a busier site. ❌ SKIP IF: You seek complete seclusion or no pool; you require a strictly quiet, forest-only vibe.
RV sites, tent sites, cabins
Site locations vary; some sites overlook forested areas near Bucksport.
Acadia National Park vicinity; Orland area amenities; drive ~25–30 minutes to park entrance
Family-friendly: pool, playground, KampK9; quiet hours enforced; kids welcome
The main window is May through October, aligning with the operating season and milder weather.
Arrival tends toward pull-throughs, but some are short; plan for back-in if rig is long; internal roads are partially paved with a notable pothole on exit; gate check-in ends at 9 PM
Functional basecamp atmosphere—family-friendly and convenient, not a remote wilderness retreat
Showers are hot and generally reliable; some guests mention remodels and occasional minor issues; laundry facilities exist
Campers note clean bathrooms and hot showers, with occasional refurbishment needs; overall convenient for families visiting Acadia; demand is high and spots can book up fast
RV sites, tent sites, cabins
Seasonal pool, playground, KampK9 dog park, card games, themed weekends, gem mining, cornhole tournaments, barrel rides
KOA (private KOA system) (Booking: Booking uses KOA’s private system with a rolling window; for May 1–October 31 stays, reserve several months in advance.)
Pets Allowed - Leash
To Park Entrance
25–30 minutes to Acadia National Park Entrance Station
Elevation
Varies
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Based on 208 guest reviews
" Campers note clean bathrooms and hot showers, with occasional refurbishment needs; overall convenient for families visiting Acadia; demand is high and spots can book up fast"
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RV length limit is 100 feet; pull-throughs exist but some may be short. Call ahead to confirm your exact site length before arriving.
Yes, the pool is seasonal; typically open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Hours vary by day; check the on-site schedule during your stay.
Gated entry with 9 PM check-in cutoff unless arranged in advance. Quiet hours run from 10 PM to 8 AM; generators aren’t specified outside that window.
Pets are allowed on a leash of up to 6 feet; owners must clean up after pets; cabins do not permit pets.
Fires and food storage rules emphasize caution; keep foods stored properly and follow campground guidance.
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