Acadia Lobster Cruise

Warm rooms, suites & cottages in a historic, waterfront hotel dating from 1884, plus casual dining. Set on Somes Sound, this quaint hotel dates from 1884 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. It's 2 miles from Acadia National Park. Warm rooms and suites have traditional decor; some feature fireplaces, porches, seating areas and/or water views. Rustic cottages add living rooms, kitchens or kitchenettes, and fireplaces. Amenities include a relaxed restaurant, a bar and a casual diner set in a boathouse. There are also croquet lawns and bike and rowboat rentals, plus a boat dock and an outdoor pool. Breakfast is available.

This charming red-and-white diner serves up fresh seafood delights, including phenomenal lobster rolls and flaky haddock sandwiches in a cozy, welcoming setting.

Escape to Acadia Yurts, where vibrant, cozy yurts meet nature's embrace, complete with all the comforts and a wellness center for ultimate relaxation.

Nestled near the bridge to Mount Desert Island, this whimsical, fisherman-owned shack serves up drool-worthy lobster rolls and dinners, perfect for seafood lovers exploring Bar Harbor.

At Regards in the Arts District, chef Neil Zabriskie serves up an inventive blend of coastal flavors in a chic, beachy setting with a menu that shifts daily.

Finn's Irish Pub on Main Street is a vibrant hangout where you can sip a perfectly poured Guinness amidst a vintage dining car bar, indulging in hearty Irish dishes with local flair.

Perched on a bluff with stunning ocean views, this charming 1816 inn offers rustic elegance, cozy rooms, and delicious dining that locals rave about.

Considered Mid-coast Maine's premier oceanfront campground, on the shores of Penobscot Bay, located between bustling Bar Harbor (Acadia National Park) and charming Camden village, you can find camping sites overlooking the ocean. Searsport Shores Ocean Campground offers old-fashioned camping fun in a family atmosphere. Park your RV along the ocean or in a pull-through site. Pitch your tent in a shady spot or camp under a canopy of stars. From this ocean front campground you can kayak right from the beach, hike the nature trails, eat Maine lobster on the shore, fish from the beach, explore tidal pools and join the kids in a basketball game on the playground. Want solitude? We'll direct our campers to Sears Island, 900 uninhabited easily accessible acres on, only 5 minutes away, for day use exploration including hiking, boating and biking. At Searsport Shores Ocean Campground, the fishing (and shopping) is good, the people are friendly, the campfires are crackling and the ocean is inviting. This is the Maine ocean family vacation you won't forget. Searsport Shores Ocean-front Campground located in the geographical center of the Maine Coast. All of your points of interest are less than one hour away from your campsite at Searsport Shores Ocean Campground.

Take a scenic guided bus tour of Acadia National Park, where knowledgeable guides bring the stunning landscapes to life while making stops at memorable highlights like Cadillac Mountain and Thunder Hole.

Wooden shack for freshly landed lobster that looks out onto the water where they were caught.