Evergreen Yurts – Yurt lodging near Acadia National Park, Bar

Green yurt campsite nestled among pine trees in Acadia National Park, with a gravel access path and wooden-framed windows.

Eight 24-foot yurts line a wooded, one-way loop just outside Bar Harbor. Each yurt has a private bathroom with a shower and a small kitchen, plus a queen bed and a futon or sofa bed. Heat pumps provide climate control. Some yurts have private outdoor seating. A communal fire pit sits at the center, and potable water is on-site. Nearby Northeast Creek trails and clear night skies give you easy daytime exploration and evening stargazing.

Quick facts

Reservation System: Private
Reservation Window: Rolling availability; May–October season
Reservation Tips: Direct booking through Evergreen Yurts; May–October; high demand; plan early
Season Dates: May–October

Reservations & season

Reservation System: Private
Reservation Window: Rolling availability; May–October season
Reservation Tips: Direct booking through Evergreen Yurts; May–October; high demand; plan early
Season Dates: May–October
Fills Up Speed: High demand; usually full on peak dates
Per Night Cost: Nightly rates are posted on Evergreen Yurts’ official booking page; a 24' yurt sleeps up to eight guests and includes a small kitchen and a bathroom.
Extra Vehicle Fees: No separate vehicle fee is shown on the official booking page.
Day Use Fees: No day-use option is listed on the official site.
Passes Accepted: The booking page does not specify whether park passes are accepted.

Sites & RV fit

Sites Total: 8
Site Types: Yurts
Site Type Breakdown: 8 yurts
RV Max Length: N/A
Group Sites Available: 0
Group Site Capacity: N/A
Hookups: Private bathroom and small kitchen per yurt; no RV hookups
Site Features: Queen bed, futon couch (some yurts sofa bed); private bathroom with flush toilet and shower; in-yurt kitchen; heat pumps; potable water in each yurt; communal fire pit; on-property trails to Northeast Creek; nearby stargazing opportunities
Ground Type: Forest soil with likely platform bases for yurts
Site Privacy: Yurts spaced with woodland buffers for privacy

Facilities

Bathroom Types: Private bathroom with flush toilet and shower in each yurt
Showers Available: Private showers in each yurt
Potable Water: Potable water available in each yurt via kitchen and bathroom
Dump Station: Not applicable
Trash Service: Trash service details are not provided on the site.
Camp Store: There is no mention of an on-site camp store in public materials.
Firewood Availability: Firewood availability is not listed; a communal fire pit is available.
Cell Service: Variable; expect limited service
Nearby Facilities: Bar Harbor amenities nearby; Hulls Cove entrance ~5.5 miles

Access

Road Type: One-way loop road around the property
Road Conditions: Access is via a road toward Hulls Cove; published road-surface details and conditions are not provided.
Vehicle Restrictions: No posted vehicle-length or access restrictions are documented.
Clearance Needed: No clearance requirement is listed for accessing Evergreen Yurts.
Gate Hours: No gate hours are published for the property.
Distance From Entrance: 5.5 miles
Nearest Gas Services: Bar Harbor downtown area nearby for fuel and supplies
Elevation: Varies
Accessibility: Not available
ADA Accessible Sites: There is no published information about ADA-accessible yurts.

Rules & safety

Bear Country: Yes
Food Storage Requirements: Follow Acadia National Park bear safety guidelines
Fire Restrictions: Fire restrictions include a communal fire pit; details about personal fires are not provided in the materials.
Pets Allowed: Yes
Pet Restrictions: Some yurts allow pets; confirm with host during booking
Generator Hours: N/A
Quiet Hours: Quiet hours not published; expect a peaceful forest vibe with occasional natural sounds and possible cross-yurt noise
Max Stay Limit: Public materials do not specify a maximum stay duration.
Alcohol Permitted: 0

What it is like

Onsite Activities: Hiking on property trails, canoeing on Northeast Creek, bird watching, stargazing
Trailheads Nearby: On-property trails lead to Northeast Creek
Fishing Details: Not listed
Wildlife Viewing: Bird watching; bear country surroundings
Stargazing Quality: Good for stargazing in a quiet, wooded setting
Shade Coverage: Full shade from evergreen canopy
Scenic Views: Woodland creek and forest views
Noise Level: Generally quiet; natural sounds with potential cross-yurt noise for light sleepers
Best Time To Visit: Late spring to early fall
Vibe Check: A peaceful nature-lovers retreat near Bar Harbor; not a rugged campground—privacy and comfort are the focus, with woodland serenity and creek access; expect quiet nights with occasional cross-yurt sounds
Camp Here If Skip If: ✅ BOOK IF: You want a private 24' yurt with in-unit bath and kitchen near Acadia; you don’t mind direct booking. ❌ SKIP IF: You need RV hookups, formal campground vibes, or a large group site
Tips Advice: Book early; 8 yurts fill quickly
Pack warm layers for cool nights
Use headlamps; bathrooms are indoors
Respect bear safety rules; store food properly
Explore Northeast Creek trails
Pack rain gear; coastal Maine weather shifts quickly

More details

Park Area: Acadia National Park / Bar Harbor region, Maine
Family Friendly Notes: Family-friendly layout with private yurts, nearby trails, and a calm atmosphere
Senior Access Discounts: There is no published senior-discount option on the booking page.
Amphitheater: Not listed
Boat Launch: Not listed
Nearby Attractions: Bar Harbor amenities nearby; Acadia National Park access; Hulls Cove entrance ~5.5 miles
Terrain Type: Forested with creek-adjacent trails
Temperature Ranges: Seasonal coastal Maine climate
Snow Season: Winter snow possible
Monsoon Season: Not applicable
Wind Exposure: Moderate, softened by trees
Bug Season: Seasonal coastal Maine bugs; bring repellent during warmer months
Setup Strategy: N/A
Bath Laundry Recon: Each yurt has its own private bathroom with shower; coin-operated laundry available on site
Review Summary: Five stars from 105 reviews. Guests praise the private, well-appointed yurts with in-unit baths and kitchens, the forested, quiet setting, and easy access to Acadia trails and Northeast Creek; overall experience is described as peaceful and comfortable.