Overlooking the harbor on the “Quietside” of Mount Desert Island, home of Acadia National Park, The Kingsleigh Inn provides superior accommodations for guests seeking warm hospitality, creative cuisine, casual elegance, myriad amenities and panoramic harbor views.
Located in Bar Harbor, Maine, just 4 miles from Acadia National Park’s Main Entrance, the Woods of Eden Glampground offers your family and friends a quiet wooded setting for a wonderful “glamping” experience.
Down a quiet lane in Southwest Harbor, with easy walking to shops and restaurants, you will find Harbor Oasis. This waterfront, Maine gem is just minutes to some of Acadia National Park’s favored spots including Beech Mountain & Echo Lake.
Stay in this quiet cottage just minutes outside of downtown Bar Harbor. Nestled in an eco-friendly housing village, half way between downtown Bar Harbor and Ellsworth, you’ll have great access to Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park
Experience casual fine dining, a full bar in a relaxed atmosphere and a view of Frenchman Bay, with local and international cuisine at The Bistro at The Atlantic Oceanside in Bar Harbor.
Delectable local Maine cuisine and attentive service, at The Reading Room in Bar Harbor, are surpassed only by the magnificent panoramic ocean views of Frenchman Bay.
Fresh ocean air and stunning views surround you at the Terrace Grille, one of Bar Harbor’s premier outdoor restaurants overlooking Frenchman Bay and the Porcupine Islands.
Derived from an ancient Indian tradition, these treatments are designed to help release toxins in the body. The goal in all Ayurvedic treatments is to restore balance and reestablish calm and harmony. They are deeply cleansing and purifying to the mind, body, and soul.
Paint Your Own Maine Memory offers step-by-step art lessons in plein air watercolor, nature drawing, landscapes, and seascapes. Each lesson is geared to the individual – beginners are welcome and anyone can learn!
Sweet Pea’s Farm is a farm with about 4 acres of combined field and greenhouse production on a 100+ acre property at the norther-most point of the island, just a short walk from Hadley Point.
