Bar Harbor / Oceanside KOA

Acadia National Park is just minutes away when you're camping at Bar Harbor / Oceanside KOA. In fact, the RV park offers free shuttles to and from this natural beauty. Boasting the highest rocky headlands on the Atlantic coast, the park has seven peaks above 1,000 feet, 45 miles of carriage roads, 158 miles of hiking trails, and 16 stone bridges. Acadia National Park houses a wealth of habitats and has high biodiversity. Explore the land via a guided bike tour or boat cruise. Enjoy boating, bird watching, rock climbing, fishing, swimming, horseback riding, and much more. The opportunities are endless when you book an RV rental in Bar Harbor. When you search for an RV in Hancock County, you’ll find yourself immersed in a natural playground. Surrounded by islands, the Gulf of Maine, and Acadia National Park, there are many opportunities for marine wildlife viewing. Hop on board a cruise to see local lighthouses, watch seals frolic, and, of course, catch a glimpse of some whales. Local companies offer several different tours and cruises to meet your needs and preferences. The picturesque Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse in Tremont was built in 1858 and is nestled on the edge of a sea cliff. One of the most photographed beacons in New England, this gorgeous light feature is easily accessed by car and offers several vantage points. From the trail next to the tower and lighthouse, you’ll have panoramic views of the harbor and islands in the distance. There’s even a staircase down the cliff from lighthouse level to get the ocean level view. When you book a campervan rental in the Bar Island area and visit this iconic light, you’ll quickly discover why the Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse is one of Maine’s most popular light features.