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Acadia Awakening invites you to experience the rugged beauty of Maine's legendary coastline, where granite cliffs meet the Atlantic and charming harbor towns welcome travelers with classic New England hospitality. Spend three nights exploring Acadia National Park, from the summit of Cadillac Mountain to the crashing surf at Thunder Hole, before continuing to the peaceful Blue Hill Peninsula and the working fishing villages of Deer Isle and Stonington. Along the way you'll discover historic lighthouses, scenic coastal drives, fresh lobster, whale-watching excursions, and unforgettable ocean vistas. With two exceptional RV resorts serving as your home base, this five-night rally captures the very essence of Maine's timeless coastal charm.
Bar Harbor / Oceanside KOA Holiday is a waterfront campground located on Mount Desert Island at 136 County Rd, Bar Harbor, ME 04609, making it an ideal basecamp for exploring Acadia National Park. It is highly regarded for its 3,500 feet of Atlantic shoreline property and spectacular sunset views over Western Bay.
Bar Harbor Lobster Pound at Bar Harbor Lobster Pound
414 ME-3, Bar Harbor, ME 04609, USAbarharborlobsterpound.com4.6 mi from stop · ~10m drive
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse at Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse
Bass Harbor Head Lighthouse, 116 Lighthouse Rd, Bass Harbor, ME 04653, USA14 mi from stop · ~31m drive
Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co at Bar Harbor Whale Watch Co
1 West St, Bar Harbor, ME 04609, USAbarharborwhales.com8.2 mi from stop · ~18m drive
This Princess excursion page describes a whale-watching cruise departing from the Bar Harbor area and going far offshore into the Gulf of Maine. It supports Bar Harbor as a nearby launch point for Bass Harbor visitors.
Bar Island & Bar Island Land Bridge at Bar Island
Bar Island, Gouldsboro, ME, USA7.9 mi from stop · ~18m drive
Bar Island is an uninhabited, forested tidal island located in Frenchman Bay, directly north of downtown Bar Harbor, Maine. As a protected part of Acadia National Park, the island is famous for its natural gravel and sand land bridge that appears only during low tide, allowing visitors to walk or drive across the ocean floor.
The Gallery at Somes Sound at The Gallery at Somes Sound
1112 Main St, Mt Desert, ME 04660, USAgalleryatsomessound.com4.3 mi from stop · ~10m drive
Located in the historic Village of Somesville on Mount Desert Island, this gallery overlooks Somes Sound. It is a nearby art destination for travelers based in Trenton.
Planned and checked by the Rally Planning team. Free with every membership. Members copy it into their own library, change the dates, and plan the drive around their rig.
