Acadia National Park is a popular tourist destination located primarily on Mount Desert Island, Maine. It was established on January 19, 1929. The oceanside park is located near Bar Harbor, Maine, which features shops, restaurants, theaters and recreational opportunities. The park is 47,000 acres and hosts approximately 2 million visitors each year.
Bob Marley Visited ‘Thunda Hole’ In Bar Harbor Over The Weekend
Maine’s favorite funny guy paid a visit to "Baahr Haarbahr" to just be a regular tourist.
Top 10 Worst Reviews of Thunder Hole in Acadia National Park
People are funny! Over a million visitors come to Acadia National Park every year, but it's not for everyone. Check out these terrible reviews of Thunder Hole in Acadia National Park!
You Can Own 2nd Closest Business to Acadia National Park for Just Under $5 Million [PHOTOS]
The Hull's Cove General Store, the 2nd closest business to Acadia National Park on Route 3 in Bar Harbor could be yours for 4.995 million dollars
Memorial Day Weekend Will Bring the Tourists to Acadia National Park
A few tips for the tourists and the brave Mainers headed to the park this weekend
POLL: The Perfect Maine Summer Day: Bar Harbor Or OOB?
If you had perfect summer weather conditions and could hit the beach, which one would you go to?
Acadia National Park’s 1-Star, 2-Star and 3-Star Reviews on YELP
Everyone's a critic! Gotta love these actual Yelp reviews of Acadia National Park. I love when tourists complain about tourists!
Acadia National Park Trail System Earns Historic Status
The trails were recognized for national historic significance.
Acadia Named A Top 10 National ‘Kid Friendly’ Park In The U.S.
How many more reasons do you need to take a trip with the whole family this summer?
Mud Season Comes to Acadia National Park – Carriage Roads Closed Effective March 18
The carriage roads in Acadia National Park will be closed effective Friday, March 18, 2022 until further notice.The warmer weather and wet conditions have softened the carriage roads in Acadia National Park and made them susceptible to damage
Anticipated Peregrine Falcons Return Causes Closures of Certain Acadia National Park Trails
In anticipation of the peregrine falcons returning to their traditional nesting territories at the Precipice, Jordan and Valley Cove cliffs in Acadia National Park the National Park Service has closed the cliffs and associated trails to the public effective March 1st so as to protect the peregrine falcons from disturbance or harassment during the nesting stage.