Great indoor play space for children. Inflatable bounce houses, play structures, building blocks,…read moreand climbing walls. There is something for all children!

Spectacular view of Penobscot Bay, the surrounding islands, and the Town of Camden. Well…read moremaintained and clean park, we walked a few of the trails on our visit today. $6 per person for non residents of Maine. That pretty much says it all, a short review, but this is a "must visit" if you are in the area.

I always try to visit a park when I'm traveling. Camden Hills State Park is a must see while…read morevisiting Maine. There is a small $6 fee for entry. You can camp, walk, bike or drive the park. The park guides are very helpful. We went straight to Mt Battie Rd for a beautiful scenic view of Camden Harbor. Penobscot Bay and Megunticook Lake. The views are out of the world! We spent 2 days going in and out of the park to see daytime versus sunset across the bay. We actually had a small picnic while visiting. This was a very calm relaxing experience. I highly recommend especially if you like wandering and hiking in parks. There is two sides to park, so dont forget to drive across the street.

This was hands down the BEST part of our costal Maine trip. Henry was our climbing guide and was…read morevery knowledgeable and friendly. He provided us the exact tailored experience we were looking for. From climbing directly over to the ocean to more inland within the Acadia National Park - Henry helped create an unforgettable experience. Thank you for such a great service at a very reasonable price!

Great experience, highly recommend. My daughter and I went to Otter cliffs, one of the best parts…read moreof our vacation.

The most beautiful way to experience Acadia!! Our guide (Ben) was knowledgeable and patient and…read moremade us feel very safe even though we are not experienced climbers. 10/10

We had the best time at Atlantic Climbing School! Max was our guide and he was awesome. All members…read moreof our group had different climbing levels and Max was able to accommodate to all of our abilities. We were able to talk before going out to climb and decided on hiking at Otter Cliffs. It was absolutely gorgeous. I was scared going down the cliffs, but Max was able to give helpful instructions and positive affirmations! We had such a great time and would definitely go back!

Such a great outfit. Noah and Eli are top notch guides and run a professional group. I booked them…read morefor a day in Acadia and had an absolute blast. Eli was great to climb with and super knowledgeable. From multipitch trad to top-roping at the seawall, we were able to pack a ton of climbing into a day. Regardless of your skill level - whether you've never climbed before or are seasoned climber in need of a partner with local knowledge to maximize your time on the rock - Equinox is your go-to. I give Equinox my strongest recommendation and can't wait to climb with them again.

Me and my wife had an amazing experience climbing in Acadia with our guide Conner. We had only…read moreclimbed in gyms before and really wanted to try outdoor climbing. Conner couldn't have been better at guiding us on that experience. We started by climbing a couple of 5.4s and moved to Otter Cliffs where we climbed a few more in the 5.7-5.8 range. Having been climbing indoors for about 4 years, nothing was too difficult for us. It was definitely different and had to adjust some, but we had an experience we won't forget climbing on the side of cliff overlooking the ocean. We highly recommend using Equinox.

This place is great. New to town and joined up. The staff is excellent. They offer a wide array of…read moreclasses and the fitness equipment is top notch. We have the family plan so there is also childcare on sight for during your workout session. I'm beyond impressed with Lydia that works with the kiddos. The Zumba classes are so fun and I feel like I can stumble through the steps with no judgment. Instructors are wonderful, have great energy, and are always there to help. So thankful for the YMCA in this area. It was just what this family needed to stay active, healthy, and happy.

This is a superb Y and I use several across the nation. Great staff, unusually pleasant and…read morehelpful. Camden is lucky to have a Y of this caliber. I actually live in another part of Maine across the state but visit Camden and belong to the Y here. I might add that I have never seen staff take better care of the equipment anywhere.

Stopped by to pick up some fly fishing gear... Dan was incredibly helpful and gave me some great…read morepointers for the area-- super nice guy. Didn't catch the name of the young woman at the front counter but she was very personable and friendly as well. Great service and a wide selection of outdoor gear. 10/10 experience

My family and I did a 3 hour e bike tour from rockport to…read moreCamden. I needed to change our reservation and the personnel at the store could not have been more helpful and accommodating. Ethan our guide was amazing. He kept us safe, answered all of our questions and provided us with an education on the area. What a wonderful way to enjoy Maine. I highly recommend!!!!

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.

Listen up: this intense hike does not mess around…read more All those things you read at the trailhead and on the websites are true. If you're not in great shape, and if you have even the tiniest whisper of a fear of heights, then this hike is NOT for you. No kids, full stop. There's a reason it's on lists of "The Most Dangerous Tourist Attractions In The World" and the like. Now that you're appropriately warned, I can also say that this is one of the most memorable and fun hikes I've ever done. You start at the very small parking area (plan to park along the road, or honestly, just take the shuttle that stops here) and have the easiest part of the hike first. After just a bit, you'll come to your first climb up a rock face, then you wrap around the mountain to find a scramble up a talus rock slope. At the top of the that rock scramble you bop over and then under a tunnel of rock, and that's just getting you warmed up. Expect 90-degree granite cliffs where you cling to iron ladder rungs, exposed rock faces where you shuffle along the face on a tiny ledge, and a lot of thigh/glute/calf workout as you basically scale up the side of a cliff with many many many ladder segments as your sweaty palms cling to the iron rungs. In a word: awesome! At the end, you end up on the top of Acadia, looking out to the water. We visited in October when the foliage was prime, and obviously that's a pro move. Everyone talks about Cadillac but if you're willing to put in the sweat, this is the views without the crowds. Once you're at the top, they recommend coming down a different trail that pops you out on the road closer back to town, and then walking back to the trailhead. We did just that and it's the way to go--descending those ladders in two-way traffic is a recipe for problems. Shoutout the bus driver who stopped for us on the road so we didn't have to walk all the way back! If you're into hikes like this but don't want, you know, the FULL hike like this, I'm told the Beehive Trail has a little taste of this kind of thing and that may be the way to go. But if disaster flirting is your thing and you're a responsible hiker and it hasn't been raining, hit up the Precipice Trail for sure.

I love this. Not for beginners. Mostly steps and some…read moresteeper parts. When going uphill I had to stop a lot. A very good workout, and I would love to do it again when I am in shape. Don't do it midday, be there around 9. Leaving later would be too hot (it was 60F today and at 9 we were boiling from sun) Also, leaving early because of tourists. But, older people who can handle it can do it. For example: my friend who is 57 could walk and do it, but another 57 year old was much slower and behind the group. But, she did well.