Best Bath Houses in Acadia National Park

"If you want a hotel on the water, but don’t really need a private beach, this is the spot. The Harborside Hotel juts out into the waters providing stunning views of Frenchman Bay. The rooms are impeccably designed and they even have a few rooms that have private jacuzzis on the balcony."

"When looking for a Bar Harbor, Maine hotel, look no further than The Harborside Hotel, Spa & Marina. Nestled in downtown Bar Harbor, our hotel offers breathtaking views of Frenchman's Bay and the ocean beyond."

"Our Mission at Salon NaturELLES is not only to provide our clients with excellence,but also to care for the way we give back to our planet and community. We take mindful consideration in using organic and healthy products which help protect the health of the planet and the people on it. Currently Open: Yes Hours: Mon."

"Echo Lake Beach is between Somesville and Southwest Harbor on the “quietside” of Mount Desert Island. You can access the lake from a few points: one being at the official beach and one being from the boat landing (which is ‘before’ the beach driving towards Southwest Harbor.) In both places, the water remains shallow for a good distance from the shore so it’s easy for kids or others wanting to ease in to get in. The official beach has sand, is roped off for safety/children, and has  a lifeguard from Memorial Day until Labor Day."

"Location: 44.315067, -68.336025 Distance to Acadia East Campground: 34.4 Miles, 48 Minutes. The best freshwater beach, within Acadia National Park on Mount Desert Island, is Echo Lake Beach. Located on the quieter, west side of the island, Echo Lake Beach was recently given a new spacious parking area and green Island Explorer shuttle bus stop: Route 7 Southwest Harbor."

"This beach is a bit of a drive from Bar Harbor, but the water is warmer and children will be able to stay in a bit longer. It also features a roped off swim area with a lifeguard. There are bathrooms and changing areas for the little ones."

"Bubble Rock is undoubtedly Maine’s most well-known boulder and one of Acadia National Park’s most popular destinations. This massive geological formation, perched precariously on the eastern side of South Bubble’s top, is an exceptional example of a glacial erratic. The massive boulder was carried here by the tremendous activity of previous glaciers."

"The walk up to the rock took around 30 minutes at 4-year-old pace and was mostly through the shade of the forest. The Bubble Rock is a large round boulder which teeters on the edge of a cliff edge like it is about to tumble off into the valley below. The rock was shaved off a mountain 42 miles away!"

"One of Acadia's most surprising features is this beautiful stretch of sandy shoreline tucked between mountains on the east side of Mount Desert Island. The beach is around 300m long and attracts sunbathers, strollers and a few intrepid souls willing to brave the 55ºF/12.7ºC (summertime) water temperatures for a dip. A beautiful hiking trail starts from here."

"Maine has some gorgeous beaches, and Acadia National’s golden jewel is the popular Sand Beach. Nestled on the east side of Mount Desert Island, this idyllic shoreline perfectly sums up Maine’s natural beauty. Evergreen forest encircles the wide, sandy shores and granite mountains rise above the inlet."

"Sand Beach, the most sought-after destination in the park is a gorgeous beach nestled between the rocky cliffs and mountains. It is beautiful and perfect to spend a day there relaxing. The clear blue waters and sparkling sand are inviting and soothing."