Bass Harbor lures RV travelers with its quiet lobster docks and sweeping views of Acadia National Park. Four parks in our directory provide easy access to Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse and rugged coastal trails. Park your rig here to launch kayaks into the harbor or chase sunsets over Seawall Beach.
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Bass Harbor hugs Mount Desert Island's southwest shore along Route 102A. Fishermen haul traps near the working docks. Photographers frame the red-roofed Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse against crashing waves. Hikers tackle Wonderland Trail just minutes away. Families splash at nearby Echo Lake Beach or picnic amid granite boulders at Seawall.
Seawall Campground thrives inside Acadia National Park; pet-friendly pull-through sites with a dump station draw families and hikers from $22 nightly. Bass Harbor Campground fits groups and big rigs with 50-amp hookups, WiFi, and showers starting at $56 a night. Quietside Campground offers 30-amp service, showers, and WiFi for couples seeking harbor tranquility.
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Bass Harbor stands out for Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse and its gateway role to Acadia National Park. This tiny village on Mount Desert Island hosts working lobster pounds and quiet harborside walks. Visitors paddle kayaks in protected coves or hike the 1.4-mile Wonderland Trail to dramatic ocean cliffs.
Find RV parks like Seawall Campground, Bass Harbor Campground, and Quietside Campground right in Bass Harbor. Seawall sits inside Acadia National Park with pull-throughs and a dump station. Bass Harbor and Quietside offer hookups from 30-amp to 50-amp plus showers near Route 102A.
Yes, Seawall Campground welcomes pets on its Acadia National Park sites. This park also provides pull-through spots and a dump station for convenient travel with dogs. Check individual rules at Bass Harbor and Quietside Campgrounds for additional pet options.