Schoodic Woods Campground

Wow. What a great National Park Campground. Water and electricity at the site. Picnic table, fire pit, privacy between sites and a HUGE pull through. Bathrooms are new and immaculate. However, there are no showers. Great biking loop around Schoodic Point and a couple of hikes. If there was an opening, we would extend o... more

This was our First time visiting this park and Boy what a Gem...The sites were huge and fairly level .Quiet and easy access and location was great for visiting the area of Acadia... 10 10 10 park..

Loved this spot - hookups and MASSIVE sites with bike trails right from the campground. We had just come from Blackwoods campground, and while we loved the "main" part of the park, it was nice to have the peace and quiet (every time we rode or walked it felt like we were the only people out) on this side of the island. Come with grocer... more

Schoodic Woods Campground in Acadia NP is a wonderful place. As others have said, Schoodic is peaceful and much removed from the hubbub of the Mt. Desert Island side of Acadia. This campground would earn a solid five stars from us if it only had showers. I imagine the NPS has some rationale, but it seems odd that a nice new campground ... more

2nd visit. One of my favorite places. Away from the crowds of Bar Harbor but close enough if you need to visit. Peaceful, private, large sites. Hate to leave.

I spent one night in B11 and the next in B29 (because of availability). In B29, I got amazing wifi from the maintenance building nearby ... watched the news online with no buffering + wifi on my phone around the campground! I still work so need to stay connected. Also, this site had super easy access to the office (right out the ser... more

We loved Schoodic Woods! We were in B-7 and all the sites in B-loop that I saw were huge, level, gravel pull-thoughs with water and 20/30/50amp electric. Each had a picnic table and fire ring. There are lots of mature trees and vegetation, so the well separated sites have plenty of privacy. Roads are paved and easy to navigate. Th... more

I was brimming with excitement to arrive and check this place out, and true to word – this campground is amazing. Most of the RV spots on B-Loop are spacious pull throughs. We had one of the smaller ones, and we still felt like we had almost an entire zip code to ourselves. Some of the spots, easily could have accommodated a 80′ ... more

I made my reservation months in advance through recreation .gov. We stayed in site B15 which was also near the bathroom. The site had water and electric with a gravel base. All the sites in loop B are pull-through sites and are approximately 100 ' by 60'. There is a dump station located on the exit road from loop B. The Rangers at ... more

Our stay was in Aug 2016. The price per night listed did not include the $25/week national park pass. We stayed 4 nights in Loop A. Each site in Loop A has 20 amp electric, a picnic table, and a fire ring. The sites in this loop vary greatly in size. Some are very small and others I would consider medium in size. Our site, A36 was one ... more

Have been harrased by this place constantly since being here! We attempted to get two sites side by side with water and electric hookups. We find out that although we were given sites #4 and 5 they were in different loops and one didnt even have a water hookup. Although this was a huge dissapointment we decided to make the trip anyw... more

Previous reviewer said most all there is to say. I pulled in today, June 13, 2016 and had one site for one night available. Only 70% open so reservations needed. Sites are spacious, clean and crushed granite gravel You enter from blacktop access roads. Lots of room to manuver, plenty of privacy. Lots of trees all around, but not a one ... more

The National Park Service at Acadia National Park opened a new campground - "Schoodic Woods" located on Schoodic Loop Road about one mile south of State Route 186 in Winter Harbor, Maine.The Schoodic Woods Campground is the culmination of a decade-long effort to protect a 3,200-acre tract of land abutting Acadia National Park that was ... more