Narrows Too Campground
Pool at Narrows Too Campground in Acadia National Park with bright blue water, lounge chairs, and a wooded backdrop.
Colorful Narrows Too Campground cabins line a grassy area in Acadia National Park under a clear blue sky.

Narrows Too Campground

Camping★★★★☆
Last Updated: January 2026

Overview

About This Campground

Alright, Narrows Too Campground sits in Trenton, Maine, with a Thousand Trails affiliation and private booking. RV sites, cabins, and cottages dominate the lineup, and tent camping is not permitted. Waterfront sites offer Mt. Desert Narrows views, but you’ll want to book early in summer and plan for limited privacy in a large, busy campground. Remember: fire rings exist, drinking water is at full-hookup sites, and Bear country rules apply in the Acadia vicinity.

Highlights

Site Types

RV sites, cabins, cottages

Scenic Views

Waterfront Mt. Desert Narrows views

Nearby Attractions

Acadia National Park attractions nearby; Ellsworth (7 miles) for services; Bar Harbor area within a short drive

Family Friendly

Pool and activities appeal to families; busy season may be louder; plan for kids and pool side rules

Best Time to Visit

May–October; peak summer demands advance planning; shoulder seasons quieter

Camping Tips

  • Book early; confirm site length for your rig; bring bear-safe storage; plan for park driving and low bridge clearances; use offline maps for coverage

RV Driver Intel

The Setup

Internal roads are gravel; many sites are pull-through but verify length; watch Acadia bridge clearances; aim for waterfront or premium RV sites early

The Vibe

Functional basecamp vibe near Acadia; clean but busy; privacy limited; you’re here for access and full hookups rather than seclusion

Bath & Laundry

Shower stalls are walk-in with bench; temperature adjustable; laundry facilities present; showers free but older units noted by guests

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