Mt Desert Narrows Camping Resort

The campground in general was great. Friendly staff and great location. Propane refill on-site, store with firewood and some basic RV necessities. We were originally assigned to site 163, which was a full hookup site and generally a nice site with plenty of room between neighbors but no view other than RVs and it was close enough to ... more

This is the most expensive site I've ever stayed on and I expected a clean, quality campground with full hookups - not just water and electric. The only positives are that some sites are on the water and that the staff is very pleasant and helpful but this place needs a major infusion of capital. Sites are basically dirt and not leve... more

Typical for an Encore Campground - I wouldn’t classify it as a resort but it is conveniently located for access to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park. Quite pricey - the only reason we stayed here was because it didn’t cost us anything due to our 1000 Trails membership. Otherwise we might have looked elsewhere. Bathrooms and sh... more

This is not a favorable review. When you arrive at a Thousand Trails (in this case an Encore) park you don't expect to be sectioned off into a part of the park without sewer, I actually felt penalized by being an Encore member. When I arrived and asked for a sewer site (there were plenty open) I was told I could pay over $850 for t... more

First let me establish my main point - I have no legitimate complaints about this campground, but if it weren't for the fact that we had an oceanfront site directly on the very touristy mount desert island just 10 minutes away from Bar Harbor, this would definitely not have been worth the price. We only had water and electric, and the ... more

We stayed here because of the Passport America pricing for three of the days. The price shown is the full price we paid for the other two days. This gave us an electric and water only site that was very un-level. The FHU sites for $94/night all look like good size spaces but on grass and gravel most don't look any more level. Even with... more

Stayed for four nights in early June at Mt Desert Narrows near Bar Harbor. The campground is at the entrance to Mt Desert Island. It overlooks a pretty bay where you can watch clammers dig during low tides. It's not a swimming beach, as far as I could tell, but the sunsets over the water are spectacular. I typically steer clear o... more

This is a strictly average campground on Mount Desert Island. The best thing going for it is it's location very near the entrance to the island. That makes it easy for big rigs to get to. We had reservations through Passport America (the rate reflects that). That means we were to have a "standard" site for our 40 foot rig. The s... more