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Patten Pond Campground
Last Updated: January 2026
Sites
144
RV Max Length
Any
Hookups
Electric 30/50 amp, water, and sewer on most sites; some sites with 20/30 amp electric and water
Pets Allowed
No
Showers
No
Overview
About This Campground
Family campground near Acadia with RV and tent sites, plus cabins. Flush toilets, hot showers, and kids everywhere; quiet hours start around 10pm—bring earplugs anyway. You’re close to Acadia’s wonders, but you’ll share the vibe with other families.
Highlights
Book If
✅ BOOK IF: You need full hookups and big-rig access near Acadia with family amenities. ❌ SKIP IF: You seek primitive, secluded backcountry camping with no hookups
Site Types
RV sites, tent sites, cabins, cottages
Scenic Views
Not available
Nearby Attractions
Acadia National Park; Bar Harbor region; Ellsworth for services
Family Friendly
Flush toilets, hot showers, and a family-friendly vibe; kids’ programs and activities common; expect a resort-style campground near Acadia
Best Time to Visit
Not available
Camping Tips
- Arrive early to pick preferred site type
- Store food securely and use bear precautions
- Stock up in Ellsworth or Bar Harbor before arrival
- Bring layers for Maine’s changing temps; afternoons can be mild, nights cool
RV Driver Intel
The Setup
Big-rig friendly pull-throughs exist; internal roads mix gravel and paved; sites vary in leveling needs, keep blocks/ramps ready; allow for extra time to position rigs
The Vibe
Functional basecamp near Acadia; not primitive wilderness. Expect nearby neighbors and resort-style conveniences, but with family-friendly energy and easy access to activities
Bath & Laundry
Bathrooms include flush toilets; portable toilets are present in the campground; on-site showers are available, with pricing/heating details not published; on-site laundry facilities are not listed in public materials.
What Campers Say
Rated 4.1 from 189 reviews; campers praise the private Patten Pond beach, clean facilities, and broad range of site types, with a generally quiet, family-friendly atmosphere and convenient access to Acadia; some site spacing can be tight and the vibe leans toward resort-style camping rather than remote solitude
ℹ️ Data Sources
campbase.com thousandtrails.com thedyrt.com visitmaine.com rvonthego.com rome2rio.com camprate.com takeitfrommaine.com youtube.com campmaine.com goodsam.com nps.gov roadtrippers.com Google Reviews YourNPGuide Editorial
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