Vacation Planning

During the winter months, it is highly recommended that you begin planning your Vacation for the Spring and Summer as lodging does fill up. If you've ever been the Acadia in the summer, you will know what we're talking about when many signs read that there is no vacancy. So, if you want to find lodging and stay exactly where you want, you should really start looking now. Finding what you are looking for; however, can be a task with so many web sites to look at. One that will make it very easy is the one that shows you virtual tours that take you inside the most popular Arcadia National Park Lodging. There is a directory that allows you to scroll through, look inside the rooms and then lets you get more info and make reservations. It's simple, fun and easy at

Acadia National Park Lodging

One of the unique things about Acadia National Park is that there is no lodging in the park itself. This makes Acadia Park lodging choices very special and adds to the excitement of a unique experience when you visit Acadia. There are beautiful bed and breakfast inns that are reminisce of the Golden Age when women wore long adoring dresses and men dressed in 3 piece suits while strolling along the seaside. There are vacation rental cottages that are simply irresistible. These Acadia National Park Vacation Rentals are the pride of many of their owners, most decorated in the Downeast Style, relaxed and comfortable. There are hotels and motels as well, that are uniform and familiar.

Acadia National Park Bar Harbor Maine

If you are planning a vacation, put Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor on the list. It is beautiful. You can really enjoy what a vacation is all about: relaxation and enjoying this national treasure. There are a plethora of things to do without spending a ton of money....things like hiking, sightseeing, cycling, kayaking, canoeing, touring, horseback riding, taking photos, swimming, going to museums, festivals...enjoying the arts, theatre....you can see what's in store at www.acadianationalparkonline.com or you can check out the entire region at www.downeastmaineonline.com.