There are some places that are so incredible, it’s hard to believe they’re real. Acadia National Park and the entire surrounding area are a great example. While we have tons of these spots in Maine, there’s something about the mix of forests, sea, lakes and mountains that truly make this a one-and-only type of spot. And that’s why we absolutely love the idea of staying overnight right in the park. So the next time you want to visit this national park in Maine, you know where to go!
This wonderful little lake house sits on the shores of Echo Lake, right inside the borders of Acadia National Park.
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You’d be hard-pressed to find anything closer to the water or more convenient for exploring the trails and great outdoors here on Mount Desert Island.
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There’s certainly a lot to love about this semi-rustic cabin, but high on our list are the views. You’ll be able to look right out onto the water any time you’d like.
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And just look at the bright, airy vibes that stream through the window. If you love sun-drenched days this is for you.
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The cabin offers sleeping for five people in one king bed, one single bed and a pullout sofa.
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The king bed is located in the sleeping loft that also has a fun ladder to access.
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The location of the cabin makes it hard to have a laundry machine so you won’t find one here. Be sure to bring your own sheets and towels. Somehow this just adds to the cabin vibes.
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You’ll also find a kitchen perfect for making whatever you’d like to eat.
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But when it’s warm enough you’ll probably want to cook on the grill and enjoy your meal overlooking Echo Lake.
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When it’s time to get active you can make your way down to the private dock to access the canoe and make your way out to the float.
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And when the day is done and you’ve explored the area, come on back and bask in the whimsical vibes at the cabin.
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You can book this lakefront cabin through Airbnb. A night averages around $600; however, this Airbnb truly will take your visit to this national park in Maine to a whole other level! And despite being on the higher end of accommodations in the area this cabin sells out fast, so be sure and reserve your stay ASAP!
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Listen for the loons, feel that breeze and thank yourself for booking this adorable cabin in Maine.
We simply love Acadia National Park — in our opinion, there’s never a bad time to visit this national treasure in Maine! Here are some of our favorite sites to explore in this magnificent, bucket-list-worthy place.
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National park to visit in Maine February 18, 2022 Sarah M. How many national parks are there in Maine? Acadia is the one and only national park in Maine – but as they say, it’s quality over quantity. And truly, it doesn’t get much more beautiful than Acadia National Park. Hailed as the Crown Jewel Of The Atlantic Coast, Acadia National Park is a place that deserves a top spot on any adventurer’s bucket list. From its numerous lighthouses and majestic mountains to its abundant wildlife and breathtaking scenery, be fully prepared for an unforgettable experience when you visit this amazing national park. What are some other cozy places to stay when visiting Acadia National Park? There’s a cozy little cabin just outside Acadia that’s a total hidden gem. Located just minutes from Acadia National Park, this tiny cottage is the perfect getaway for your next vacation to Maine’s one and only national park! Rustic and homey, this cabin comes with gorgeous lakeside views and all the comforts of home, guaranteeing that your accommodations when visiting Acadia are just as bucket-list-level as the park itself! What are some other beautiful places in Maine? While Acadia is the crown jewel of the Pine Tree State (and Atlantic!), it’s not the only beautiful place in the state… not even close! One of our favorite Maine wonders is Moxie Falls. With a spectacular 90-foot drop, Moxie Falls is Maine’s highest and most easily accessible waterfall. It’s also one of the most beautiful places in all of New England. The trek to the falls is nearly as breathtaking as the cascades themselves, traversing through verdant forests that are straight out of a fairy tale. As the greenery thins and falls come into view, you’re bound to have your breath taken away by this enthralling scene in the Pine Tree State! Here are some other wondrous waterfalls in beautiful Maine.
The OIYS Visitor Center
National park to visit in Maine
February 18, 2022
Sarah M.
How many national parks are there in Maine? Acadia is the one and only national park in Maine – but as they say, it’s quality over quantity. And truly, it doesn’t get much more beautiful than Acadia National Park. Hailed as the Crown Jewel Of The Atlantic Coast, Acadia National Park is a place that deserves a top spot on any adventurer’s bucket list. From its numerous lighthouses and majestic mountains to its abundant wildlife and breathtaking scenery, be fully prepared for an unforgettable experience when you visit this amazing national park. What are some other cozy places to stay when visiting Acadia National Park? There’s a cozy little cabin just outside Acadia that’s a total hidden gem. Located just minutes from Acadia National Park, this tiny cottage is the perfect getaway for your next vacation to Maine’s one and only national park! Rustic and homey, this cabin comes with gorgeous lakeside views and all the comforts of home, guaranteeing that your accommodations when visiting Acadia are just as bucket-list-level as the park itself! What are some other beautiful places in Maine? While Acadia is the crown jewel of the Pine Tree State (and Atlantic!), it’s not the only beautiful place in the state… not even close! One of our favorite Maine wonders is Moxie Falls. With a spectacular 90-foot drop, Moxie Falls is Maine’s highest and most easily accessible waterfall. It’s also one of the most beautiful places in all of New England. The trek to the falls is nearly as breathtaking as the cascades themselves, traversing through verdant forests that are straight out of a fairy tale. As the greenery thins and falls come into view, you’re bound to have your breath taken away by this enthralling scene in the Pine Tree State! Here are some other wondrous waterfalls in beautiful Maine.
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Acadia is the one and only national park in Maine – but as they say, it’s quality over quantity. And truly, it doesn’t get much more beautiful than Acadia National Park. Hailed as the Crown Jewel Of The Atlantic Coast, Acadia National Park is a place that deserves a top spot on any adventurer’s bucket list. From its numerous lighthouses and majestic mountains to its abundant wildlife and breathtaking scenery, be fully prepared for an unforgettable experience when you visit this amazing national park.
What are some other cozy places to stay when visiting Acadia National Park?
There’s a cozy little cabin just outside Acadia that’s a total hidden gem. Located just minutes from Acadia National Park, this tiny cottage is the perfect getaway for your next vacation to Maine’s one and only national park! Rustic and homey, this cabin comes with gorgeous lakeside views and all the comforts of home, guaranteeing that your accommodations when visiting Acadia are just as bucket-list-level as the park itself!
What are some other beautiful places in Maine?
While Acadia is the crown jewel of the Pine Tree State (and Atlantic!), it’s not the only beautiful place in the state… not even close! One of our favorite Maine wonders is Moxie Falls. With a spectacular 90-foot drop, Moxie Falls is Maine’s highest and most easily accessible waterfall. It’s also one of the most beautiful places in all of New England. The trek to the falls is nearly as breathtaking as the cascades themselves, traversing through verdant forests that are straight out of a fairy tale. As the greenery thins and falls come into view, you’re bound to have your breath taken away by this enthralling scene in the Pine Tree State! Here are some other wondrous waterfalls in beautiful Maine.
