We got a pull through which was fantastic. The peninsula was beautiful. enchanting, and charming. We walked all the way around the peninsula, hiked every trail and bike route. We wondered at the power of the sea knocking against the rocks to the quiet charm of being on top of a mountain breathing in the smells of pine & salt in the air... more

We stayed mid-September 2018. Yes, as everyone else has stated, this is the most beautiful, spacious, and private campsite. Check in was easy at the Ranger Station. Major score to have electric at a National Park site, and they have a dump station as you exit the campground. Bathrooms are immaculate and nicer than most. Sites are g... more

When we arrived Friday the sign said full. But as we have learned in our travels people make reservations and then never cancel them. At least at this national park they call people that don’t show up. So we where able to stay for 2 nights on Columbus weekend. We had a pull through with some privacy. Had electric and water hook up and ... more

Nice clean campground large gravel sites some level some not. Hiking trails, bike trails.
It is an hour drive from main part of Acadia. Electric and water sites. Very nice for a national
Park campground. Clean restrooms friendly staff.

Schoodic Woods is an awesome place to camp. The facilities were built in 2015 and it goes without saying that these are in great condition. Our site was in A04 — a well laid out back-in site with electric hookup only. The gravel surfaced site was well maintained and level said-to-side. The sites on the A loop are situated in dense pin... more

With no showers and no sewer connection, you better be self contained to stay here for long but man is it worth it. This is right in Acadia National Park. You can drive or ride your bike down to the rocky waterside and take in the beauty of the area. This is probably the quietest campground we've stayed in. The sites are HUGE and level... more

The Schoodic Penninsula has a more relaxed feel than the Mount Desert Island. This 3 year old campground addition to Acadia National Park is so well done! Sites are large, level and private. Evening programs,great biking on one-way penninsula road and hiking. Winter Harbor (close small town) has laundry, paid showers and restaurants. W... more

The best part of this campground is the generous amount of space you get at each campsite with lots of privacy. We especially appreciated that while traveling around the northeast where it is rare to have any privacy at campsites in this part of the country. The only drawback as others have mentioned is there are no showers in the rest... more

This is a great campground, with very large sites, decent privacy between sites, lots of trees, and smooth wide roads. Our site was a bit sloped and we needed to use blocks under our wheels and jacks to get level, but it wasn't as bad as many other parks we've been to. The campground WiFi worked OK sometimes, but other times it either ... more

Nice open arrival area and a lovely office/reception. Roads around camp are perfect and wide, sites are easy to pull in and huge. Nice table and firepit right outside out door. The setting is low/medium height pine trees and scrub. Just a pleasure to live in and walk around. There are hiking paths right off the campsite. 50A + water, d... more