Stayed here as a family for our first time in Acadia- it was awesome! Lots of cool trails to explore within the campground and lots of privacy! Facilities were clean and it was very dog friendly.

It was an amazing experience. Overall the area was beautiful with many interesting creatures and sites and sounds.

I camped at Acadia in October and boy was I in for a treat. The Fall Foliage was stunning, it showed me what Autum is all about. The Camp area was quiet and dark enough to see the beautiful stars at night. A few feet away, there was the road accessible for cars. It was very cold, specially at night but nothing a couple of blankets & a campfire couldn't fix. They have amazing hikes with breathtaking views. At night you can see the moon from the top of the mountain, totally recommend. The town is near by for all your necessities, including gift shops & restaurants. Theres also bike rentals which are great to move around and explore. Overall a truly magical place and great fresh sea food, don't forget to try their very own Blueberry Soda!!.

This is the location to be if you want to be close it it all in Acadia. A short drive to Bar Harbor, with many of the big attractions nearby. Make reservations either online (super easy and fast) or by phone (be patient and expect to be on hold) if you are going anytime between May and September. I wasn't able to get a tent site so I pitched my rent on a gravel RV drive. It looked like tent sites had gravel tent pads, so you might want a good tent footprint cloth (or double up a tarp). Nice flush toilets (with outlets that that tweets and teens will be charging their phones on), with pay showers about a half miles outside the campground. All sites had fire pits and picnic tables.

Beautiful area, the lake, and surrounding areas were just full of awe. we did alittle bit of fishing, and enjoyed fresh lobster in the near by town. such a great little get away

It is HUGE and with the size comes crowds... so there is always a party somewhere. That said, most people were very respectful and it was quiet by about 11:00 on a busy weekend when we stayed there.

There is something awe inspiring about the coast of Maine. The drive up to Acadia is spectacular. Views of islands off the coast, panoramic views of the water, and endless woods and rocks to run and climb through. Staying a the Blackwoods camp ground gives you perfect access to rivers, lakes, ocean shores, and mountains. The park is unbelievable albeit a bit expensive for my taste.

Stayed here in summer of 2014 with a group of four. The rangers were very accommodating and a wealth of information.
The site was at capacity but it was not a problem to get a camp site or a hot shower. We stayed two nights and had a very nice time.