Bar Harbor / Woodlands KOA
If you have ever dreamed of visiting Maine’s Downeast region or Acadia National Park, then the Bar Harbor/Woodlands KOA is the perfect place for you and your rental RV. The campground offers great summer fun with bike rentals, a horseshoe pit, a dog park, and a playground. It also has a café with weekly pancake breakfasts if you don’t feel like cooking.If you prefer to make your own food though, there are full hookups for your Bar Harbor camper rental including ones with 50 amp electrical service. Best of all, there’s a shuttle to take you around the island, including to Bar Harbor and the more popular spots in Acadia. This is particularly important during Acadia’s peak season when parking can be challenging to find, and traffic jams snarl the roads.Need to cool off? At Bar Harbor/Woodlands KOA, you can dive into the sparkling Western Bay for a refreshing ocean swim, though there’s no lifeguard, so small children will still need to be supervised.When you book an RV in Hancock County or Bar Harbor, you’ll have access to all of the best sights in eastern Maine. Mount Desert Island (which contains the park, Bar Harbor, and the campground) is just one facet to explore. A couple hours' drive north, you’ll find Bangor, the largest city in northern Maine, and the illustrious Mount Katahdin – the second tallest mountain in New England and a favorite climb of Henry David Thoreau. Go down the coast a bit, and you’ll find resort towns like Boothbay Harbor, Rockland, and Camden, all excellent places to enjoy Maine’s unofficial state food, the lobster roll.
If you have ever dreamed of visiting Maine’s Downeast region or Acadia National Park, then the Bar Harbor/Woodlands KOA is the perfect place for you and your rental RV. The campground offers great summer fun with bike rentals, a horseshoe pit, a dog park, and a playground. It also has a café with weekly pancake breakfasts if you don’t feel like cooking.If you prefer to make your own food though, there are full hookups for your Bar Harbor camper rental including ones with 50 amp electrical service. Best of all, there’s a shuttle to take you around the island, including to Bar Harbor and the more popular spots in Acadia. This is particularly important during Acadia’s peak season when parking can be challenging to find, and traffic jams snarl the roads.Need to cool off? At Bar Harbor/Woodlands KOA, you can dive into the sparkling Western Bay for a refreshing ocean swim, though there’s no lifeguard, so small children will still need to be supervised.When you book an RV in Hancock County or Bar Harbor, you’ll have access to all of the best sights in eastern Maine. Mount Desert Island (which contains the park, Bar Harbor, and the campground) is just one facet to explore. A couple hours' drive north, you’ll find Bangor, the largest city in northern Maine, and the illustrious Mount Katahdin – the second tallest mountain in New England and a favorite climb of Henry David Thoreau. Go down the coast a bit, and you’ll find resort towns like Boothbay Harbor, Rockland, and Camden, all excellent places to enjoy Maine’s unofficial state food, the lobster roll.
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