A30
Campsite #A30 at Schoodic Woods Campground, ME
$30
Campsite #A30
| Drive-In | 6 people |
| 20 ft | Back-in |
| 2 | good |
5/30
6/10
Campsite #A30 Features: Drive-In access, Back-in parking, 20ft driveway, 20 amp hookup, Accessible, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (8)
5.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 63% |
| 4 star | | 38% |
| 3 star | | 0% |
| 2 star | | 0% |
| 1 star | | 0% |
@LisaR8773346 · Camped on Sep 25, 2024 at Campsite #A30
The campsites were beautiful. The bathrooms spotless. The location is worth a million dollars. The staff couldn't have been nicer. Though Schoodic Peninsula is small, taking time to hike the well kept trails, and bike paths is everything. It's a gem to slowdown and enjoy a relaxing speed in a beautiful place. Attended an evening program at the amphitheater. Nicely done and learned a great deal about the area. It's a quiet place still within reach of the main park in Bar Harbor to enjoy all aspects of Acadia National Park. I will definitely return. I hope it remains the quiet side of Acadia. On a last note the clear night sky is something everyone should see. Thanks for making my summer of camping the best.
@WilliamW688008 · Camped on Sep 9, 2024 at Campsite #A30
We live in Maine and have camped all over the country and in the Maritimes. This has been my favorite campground since it opened. Simply the best!
@leopoldb257EE0 · Camped on Sep 5, 2024 at Campsite #A30
we always enjoy our stay
@HenryM3024473 · Camped on Jul 19, 2023 at Campsite #A30
Went with my dad and we really enjoyed it! No showers and about an hour-ish drive to the main part of the park. It was really nice being far away from the crowdedness of Bar Harbor. Schoodic was also a great stretch of the park with easy hikes. Great programming from the rangers as well.
Definitely check out the stores (Coop and Cafe) in Winter Harbor! Everyone in town was super helpful and friendly.
Definitely check out the stores (Coop and Cafe) in Winter Harbor! Everyone in town was super helpful and friendly.
@MaryLeeF367442 · Camped on May 26, 2023 at Campsite #A30
Nice 3 day stay.
@JoyceL870 · Camped on Oct 6, 2021 at Campsite #A30
Schoodic Woods is a very , very nice campground with a few glaring faults. While looking pretty new it is behind the times and below standards in some ways.
No showers. You get a lot of tent campers its ridiculous that they can't even get a shower. Imagine enjoying your vacation week haveing to wash standing outdoors in a dishpan of water that you heated on your stove. Imagine trying to keep your children clean that week. Imagine if it's chilly. Now trying to keep from freezing while doing that.
No hot water in bathrooms. Again a real letdown for tent campers. See above.
Incomplete recycling service. Canadian parks, just a short drive away offer recycling for all items and often have compost bins for waste food items. Our national parks should lead the way, by example. Many Americans are too lazy to recycle. They need a better example.
No water points throughout the campground. Water weights about eight pounds per gallon. Just imagine parents with a couple small children. How many pounds of water do they have carry in a week. Dispersed water points in campgrounds have been the norm as long as I can remember and I'm 61.
One dishwashing station without hot water for way too many sites. Have you seen the lines of people standing with dishpans full of dishes, maybe in the rain or hot sun waiting for a chance to use the one cold water sink close to them. Maybe the one sink it their loop. And why should they have to was dishes in cold water?
My wife and I have a small comfortable camper so none of these things effects us at all. But it's a shame to see other campers not given the basic services at a national park camp that are considered normal elsewhere.
Drive across the border to any Canadian National Park or Provincial Park and see how it's done. No need to pay for a study or reinvent the wheel just go and have a look.
No showers. You get a lot of tent campers its ridiculous that they can't even get a shower. Imagine enjoying your vacation week haveing to wash standing outdoors in a dishpan of water that you heated on your stove. Imagine trying to keep your children clean that week. Imagine if it's chilly. Now trying to keep from freezing while doing that.
No hot water in bathrooms. Again a real letdown for tent campers. See above.
Incomplete recycling service. Canadian parks, just a short drive away offer recycling for all items and often have compost bins for waste food items. Our national parks should lead the way, by example. Many Americans are too lazy to recycle. They need a better example.
No water points throughout the campground. Water weights about eight pounds per gallon. Just imagine parents with a couple small children. How many pounds of water do they have carry in a week. Dispersed water points in campgrounds have been the norm as long as I can remember and I'm 61.
One dishwashing station without hot water for way too many sites. Have you seen the lines of people standing with dishpans full of dishes, maybe in the rain or hot sun waiting for a chance to use the one cold water sink close to them. Maybe the one sink it their loop. And why should they have to was dishes in cold water?
My wife and I have a small comfortable camper so none of these things effects us at all. But it's a shame to see other campers not given the basic services at a national park camp that are considered normal elsewhere.
Drive across the border to any Canadian National Park or Provincial Park and see how it's done. No need to pay for a study or reinvent the wheel just go and have a look.
@carolynb289 · Camped on Sep 26, 2021 at Campsite #A30
We love schoodic woods. we spend most of our time at the campground, frazerpoint or schoodic point. my husband hikes and bikes.
the reservation system was not easy
the reservation system was not easy
@KimC726 · Camped on Jul 28, 2021 at Campsite #A30
Great location
Clean and quiet campground
Clean and quiet campground
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