Hadley point campground is a good base camp to see all the surrounding areas! They have clean…read morerestroom showers. Lots of campsites with water, sewer, and electric. They have a laundry room with four washers and four dryers. Remember to bring quarters to the shower, it cost $.50 for seven minutes. The staff is extremely nice and helpful.

This is a nice family campground. Quiet hours seem to be observed (10-7). The tent area is a little…read moreseparate from the RV area which is nice. There's a small store for necessities. The bathrooms and showers have been redone in the last few years and are quite nice. It's clean and showers are 50 cents/7 minutes so bring your quarters. The hot water was in and out but that is to be expected at a campground. There's a pool but I didn't use that. Everyone was super nice. I've stayed here in the past and I'd stay here again. I was able to book a tent site out for a weekend a couple weeks in advanced which was nice because it's tough finding an opening in the area!

This was our first visit ever to ME and it was awesome! The front desk staff were all extremely…read morefriendly and helpful! We had accidentally had 2 types of RVs listed under our reservation and so we were originally assigned a pull in site. We actually have a 40 ft Fifth wheel toy hauler so they easily made and adjustment and gave us a back-in WF site! We stayed here for the past 3 weeks and it has been great! We have nice shade trees, easy to access the dump station and bathhouse. The park is clean and everyone is so nice here! Great stay and only 7.5 miles from Acadia and tons of yummy food!!! Great location!!! Would definitely stay here again!!!

We came hearing SO much about this place and quickly became very disappointed. To start the RV spot…read morethey gave us was muddy (grass areas with no gravel or concrete pads to put your rig on). We were able to maneuver the RV in our given spot but our little car spun mud, ugh! Second, we were told that for a one time charge of $25 the "honey wagon" would come around for dumping. (Since we were spending 18 days in this location without a sewer hookup, that was important to us). Turns out we were given the wrong information and it's each time used. Third strike, the park is full, leaf peeping season. The toilets have been shut down in our section for three days! Three toilets out of service for three days! As well as three washers in the laundry area leaving only two to use, did I say the park is full!? Not sure when these will be fixed, just says "soon". Simple remedies to the challenges this park is facing at this time: First, if you have had a horrific amount of rain (which they did with hurricane Lee), get some sand, something to toss down on the mud pit! At the very least, give your guest another spot! We were there two days before the park filled. We looked, most spots were dry, with no skid marks. Second, make sure your office help has all the correct information. Or put it in writing some place so your guests get the correct information. This is kind of a big deal. Third, toilets need to be fixed asap. I get being down a day or two but three! And who knows when it will get fixed! Be honest, don't put a sign up that says, will open "soon". How about, "sorry for the inconvenience, we had a hurricane disturb our park and have been working hard to get back up to speed. This will be fixed as soon as possible. Thank you for understanding", I understand, I'm disappointed, but I understand. P. S. I'm from Florida!

Pros: We loved the wooded sites and the proximity to the…read moreocean views! The playground was also awesome! We had an easy time getting to and from Acadia and were able to enjoy the local ice cream as well. Spacious sites and well maintained Cons: The pool was a bit crowded but clean. The bathrooms were operated on a quarter, which was a bit annoying, but overall we had a great stay and would be back!

I grew up at this CG then took my family. After the Robbin's sold out to "corporate run" ,…read morerequiring reservations instead of "first come first served", (& the CG was always filled peak season!), it is not the same. Tried it under new corporate run in 2025 for first time & had to pre-select our site but then with the old system, once you were on your site, it was yours. You pulled in and chose whatever open available site & then went to the office to register. Now you also have to choose ahead of time how many days. With this being said we wanted to stay an extra night. But, now we had to pack everything up & move the RV to another site (of their choice) for just 1 extra night because someone was coming in for the site we were already on for the past 5 days,... (that they also were forced to choose ahead of time). ‍ The old original system worked beautifully! Do not like the new requirements or the new jacked up prices. Miss the Robbin's family owning & running the CG.

This was our second stay at the campground. We returned because we had a decent experience the…read morefirst time a few years back. Bad Experience: Prior to booking our reservation, we called and spoke with someone about our specific gear needs and they recommended a few sites that we should request in order to fit and feel comfortable. While there was an additional fee to reserve a specific site, we were told to book online and enter the range of sites we preferred and one of those would be reserved. You can imagine our frustration and panic when we arrived to what I would call one of the smallest tent sites in the campground - one that wouldn't fit our 6 person tent, let alone our second tent, our screen house, and leave space for a car. We expressed our frustration with the woman at the counter who apologized for the misinformation we were given. She then explained that for an additional charge, we could upgrade to an RV site because all of the large tent sites were reserved. Mind you, we just drove 2.5 hours and it's now dinner time so driving back home wasn't quite an option. I was not impressed to find out that as a result of one of their employees providing us misinformation, we could pay even more for a larger site. I would have just paid the small fee to book a specific site had I been told this was going to happen to us. People make mistakes, that's understandable - though it's frustrating to leave us in a position to be forced to pay more as a result. After further negotiations, the woman at the counter did upgrade us and provided us a small discount - resulting in us paying an additional $15 above the original reservation. Note: this experience won't prevent us from visiting again in the future. We've just learned that we are better off booking over the phone and paying the fee to reserve a specific site. The Good: - the campground and facilities are clean and well kept - the staff are friendly - the pool is nice, clean, and kept at a nice warm temp on cooler days - the campground offers fun activities to entertain families - the Island Explorer is a free shuttle bus that will bring you into town so you don't have to compete for parking - it's located about 20 minutes from Acadia NP and from Bar Harbor with plenty of stores in either direction for all of your forgotten items

This place is good but there are pros and cons. The pros…read moreare the unisex shower rooms; they are huge single rooms that have a spacious shower, toilet, sink, and hot water constantly that is included with your stay. But on the other hand there is typically always a wait because in Bathroom area only has 8 and if people aren't going in with there significant others it fills up fast. There is also free WiFi which is nice. The amenities were great The camping site was extremely small. We could barely fit our small 3 person tent. The fire ring was only steps from the area we could put the tent. And then there was the opening to the field that we could see other tents as well as the play area for people. It was hard to get any privacy, I could clearly hear my neighbor tenters, and we didn't have many trees so it made it hard to hang things. We made the most of our site but the next morning when our neighbors left we asked if we could switch to that site because it was more secluded and they wouldn't let us which was a little disappointing. The pool was closed the whole time for some reason (I didn't know why). The place is pretty nice, the people are nice, but I was hoping for a better site. I am used to camping deep in the woods so this is just a personal opinion but I prefer more privacy but I didn't know!

Stayed here labor day weekend 2025, and to say its was a complete and utter disappointment would be…read morean understatement. For years my wife has wanted to stay at this campground and when we finally made it happen it was such a disappointment. We booked our stay in March 2025, and reserved an ocean front back in site water electric. We arrive and they have is in a pull through across from the Ocean Front site we booked water and electric. My wife called the office to see if a mistake was make and Brenda at the office implied that my wife had no idea what she had reserved even though we had an email confirmation showing we had reserved an ocean front site. Brenda then completely dismissed my wife saying well we don't have any available anyway. There was no attempt to make this right whatsoever. We understand booking issues arise but for no communication prior to our arrival of the change was frustrating especially since we would have chosen a full hookup site had we been informed of the unavailability of an ocean front site. Our site was incredibly unleveled causing us to be unable to use the main entrance to our camper requiring our guests to walk through our bedroom to gain access to the bathroom and living room of our camper. We had emailed the campground about the experience as their handout requested to contact them before writing a bad review. Well it's over two weeks later and no one has responded to my wife's email. I would strongly recommend you skip this KOA they certainly do not care about your experience just your money!

Service was good , but lobster roll left a little to be desired. Compared to others we had, this…read moreone ranked last. It was served on folded white bread!!!! No " roll" in sight. The fries were crispy and hot- that's why they got 3 stars........ beautiful view though.......

Where do you even begin to review a national park as gorgeous as Acadia?…read more Sand Beach and Thunder Hole are a must see. Beautiful sights. Cadillac Mountain is worth it.

Acadia National Park has been on my list of "must visit" parks for years. I've been talking to…read morevarious friends about a trip there for a while. While searching for a last-minute 4-day weekend birthday trip - the timing seemed to work out to visit Bar Harbor and Acadia. I was here from 30 April - 03 May and loved it. Not everything was open, but enough was open that I was able to explore and see most of what I wanted in Acadia (Cadillac mountain opened ON 30 April so, we were able to drive to the top, park and walk around without a permit/pass before season starts in a few weeks. We hiked Beehive, Jordan Pond, Ocean Path, Homan's Trail and a few other short park and walk items. By far, my favorite was Beehive as it's just scary/steep enough to give you a thrill, gorgeous views. I also loved Homan's trail - easy and short, but beautiful rock work. The ranger also told me that one of the women who originally donated a ton of the land for Acadia and wanted to do so anonymously was last name Homan, so this is honor of her. And what a beautiful trail it is! The visitor's center is small but as always, friendly and helpful rangers who helped me prioritize my must-sees and map out the best use of time/driving to get to everything I wanted to do in two short days. Schooner Point lookout is also an easy/quick stop off before entering one of the park entrances - and a beautiful view of the ocean. Bar Harbor is charming and fun and welcoming and at that time in late April/early May - no waits for anything as season is just beginning. Can't wait to come back!

Acadia National Park has been on my list of "must visit" parks for years. I've been talking to…read morevarious friends about a trip there for a while. While searching for a last-minute 4-day weekend birthday trip - the timing seemed to work out to visit Bar Harbor and Acadia. I was here from 30 April - 03 May and loved it. Not everything was open, but enough was open that I was able to explore and see most of what I wanted in Acadia (Cadillac mountain opened ON 30 April so, we were able to drive to the top, park and walk around without a permit/pass before season starts in a few weeks. We hiked Beehive, Jordan Pond, Ocean Path, Homan's Trail and a few other short park and walk items. By far, my favorite was Beehive as it's just scary/steep enough to give you a thrill, gorgeous views. I also loved Homan's trail - easy and short, but beautiful rock work. The ranger also told me that one of the women who originally donated a ton of the land for Acadia and wanted to do so anonymously was last name Homan, so this is honor of her. And what a beautiful trail it is! The visitor's center is small but as always, friendly and helpful rangers who helped me prioritize my must-sees and map out the best use of time/driving to get to everything I wanted to do in two short days. Schooner Point lookout is also an easy/quick stop off before entering one of the park entrances - and a beautiful view of the ocean. Bar Harbor is charming and fun and welcoming and at that time in late April/early May - no waits for anything as season is just beginning. Can't wait to come back!

Visiting Acadia National Park was one of the highlights of my summer. The views were breathtaking!…read moreI kept telling myself to stop taking pictures yet two seconds later there wouldbe something else that I just had to get a shot of. In order to go to the summit during peak season, you have to make a reservation at least 48 hours in advance. I did not know this and once I tried, I was not able to get a reservation and thought there was no way that I was going to see the top of Cadillac Mountain. The evening before I left, I drove up to the gate for the summit and spoke with the Park Ranger, and he said that they had openings in the next hour and to go around the corner. Find some bars and register online.i was so excited when I got my confirmation code. Cadillac mountain is the highest point on the U.S. Atlantic coast. Did I mention that I am afraid of heights? I drove the road, gripping the wheel trying not to look over the edge at each hairpin turn. From October through March, it's famously one of the first places in the United States to see the sunrise. While I was there, the sun was rising at 4 AM and for some reason I was wide awake with a piano panoramic view from hotel high up in Bar Harbor. It was well worth the price per pictures that will be frozen in my mind forever.

Summary: we will not be staying at this campground again, nor will the friends we were camping…read morewith, and we will be recommending AGAINST this place to anyone that's interested or that we think might be interested in traveling to this fantastic part of the country. Mirroring comments from other users, we were packed in to campsites barely wider than our rigs with awning nearly touching the rig in the next site. We also really enjoyed tripping over the neighbors sewer connection - as an added benefit. There are ZERO activities, nothing for kids - this is the first campground I've been to that has no playground. Nothing. That might be intentional based on the staff interactions - my take is that they are not kid people. Or people people, in some cases. The pool was OK, but we were concerned about the contradicting pool rules that were posted so were quite on edge. As other commenters have stated, the staff seem to arbitrarily enforce non-existent or non-posted rules. We were harassed by one staff member for driving near an area that was posted 'No Parking'. I spent some time with that person trying to understand the connection but gave up. Note that vehicles were accessing this area during our entire stay. This resulted in a smug manager visiting our site - and under implied threat of getting kicked out, we offered an apology for the interaction. If we had been camping alone, I would have left that moment and enjoyed one of the many other campgrounds in the area. This was an absolutely HORRIBLE experience that we will not experience again. At least they made some effort to change their signage while we were there, I assume, as a result of our wonderful interaction, but it's still unclear and does not convey their ambiguous intention. Or maybe that's what they intend. Oh, and the dog park - here's another Narrows too rule - dogs MUST be restrained on a 6' leash while in the dog park. Despite the absolutely beautiful surroundings, this site is a NO GO for us. We chose this place because it was the cheapest. Don't do it. Advise against it. Spend another $20/day elsewhere and you will likely get some positive customer service, among other standard campground amenities. Thank you.

This was our third visit here and on each visit the place is more run down. Where they used to…read morehave 3 RV sites they've squished in 5. Our neighbors hook ups were literally under our awning. I tripped over them and the black rubber pieces that lay under the very sparse gravel constantly. Literally fell down on both knees tripping over this black rubber and going home with bruises. The site we were on, although the view was pretty if you looked straight ahead, was so tight that we couldn't use our awnings and one poor couple couldn't even extend all of their slides. For 4 nights we had a couple next door whose dog barked and wailed every night while they were out. There was no cable hook up at all although we paid for it, the internet was completely unreliable and often non existent, the laundry was filthy as were the bathrooms and the pool fencing in very poor condition. This is by no means a camping resort, it's a campground that I would describe as bare bones. Of all the "social events" they listed such as lobster bakes and ice cream socials etc....... None ever happened. For $150.00 a night? Definitely not worth it. They did refund one nights stay after we complained. But if I'm honest I'd say the sites are worth maybe half of that. Unfortunately, what we thought was our go to place in Bar Harbor has become our where not to go place. We will not return. And according to several of our fellow campers, neither will they.

The KOA staff was friendly and able to assist us quickly. The location was great and 15 minutes…read morefrom downtown Bar Harbor. We lost power a night and the KOA refunded us. The air stream was clean however ours had several issues. The knob to turn on the burner was broken and the door to the airstream kept locking us inside. Maintenance came quickly to address these issues. I just wish we knew ahead of time before booking about the issues. Also bring quarters because there is not a quarter machine in the laundry room, several guests were looking for quarters and the gas station across the street will not exchange for more than $1. Overall I would stay here again, the staff was friendly and attentive to their guests.

This KOA was friendly, clean camping area, bathrooms were clean, sites were not overly crowded, and…read moreseveral site options. The sites on the water are very inviting. We had soup for lunch at the lobster shack and it was yummy. Nice family campground.

Fun afternoon at Wild Acadia Funpark. I love this place because its the perfect size. A variety of…read moreactivities including mini golf, waterslides, and rock climbing wall, but not so big you need to constantly be on the move. Great snack shack is a bonus!

We rented a cabin and stayed here with my 5 and 9 year old kids plus our 2 dogs. Cabins were brand…read morenew and immaculate. Set back from the "fun park." The fact all activities are included in your stay is amazing. My kids loved all the staff!! Can't wait to come back.