RAVEN'S NEST CAMPSITE
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Please Note: Raven’s Nest Campsite is not located in/or affiliated with Acadia National Park. Acadia East Campground is a commercial, self-serve, tent campground located outside Acadia National Park.
The Raven’s Nest campsite is named after the magical landscape on the Schoodic Peninsula in Acadia National Park. The Raven’s Nest campsite is about 150 feet from the parking area and takes 1-2 minutes to reach by foot, ideal for families. A short walk to the restroom.
The site has room for multiple tents, a campfire ring, hammock, and picnic table.
Nestled amongst lush evergreen trees and exposed granite landscape, you’ll feel as if you’re deep in the heart of Acadia National Park.
Once you’ve made camp, take a leisurely nature walk around the grounds to identify trees, plants, and animals; or take your kayak, bike, or hiking shoes down the road into Acadia National Park’s Schoodic Woods region. We’re so glad you’re here.
Site description
- Size: 1-2 Tents
- View: Wooded exposed granite landscape
- Campfire Ring: Yes
- Occupants: 4 Persons +$10/person up to 12 max
- Dog Friendly: Yes
- Wheelchair Accessible: No
Please Note: Raven’s Nest Campsite is not located in/or affiliated with Acadia National Park. Acadia East Campground is a commercial, self-serve, tent campground located outside Acadia National Park.
Site description
-
Size: 1-2 Tents
-
View: Wooded exposed granite landscape
-
Campfire Ring: Yes
-
Occupants: 4 Persons +$10/person up to 12 max
-
Dog Friendly: Yes
-
Wheelchair Accessible: No
The Raven’s Nest campsite is named after the magical landscape on the Schoodic Peninsula in Acadia National Park. The Raven’s Nest campsite is about 150 feet from the parking area and takes 1-2 minutes to reach by foot, ideal for families. A short walk to the restroom.
The site has room for multiple tents, a campfire ring, hammock, and picnic table.
Nestled amongst lush evergreen trees and exposed granite landscape, you’ll feel as if you’re deep in the heart of Acadia National Park.
Once you’ve made camp, take a leisurely nature walk around the grounds to identify trees, plants, and animals; or take your kayak, bike, or hiking shoes down the road into Acadia National Park’s Schoodic Woods region. We’re so glad you’re here.
Availability
Occupied