Romantic Restaurants, Getaway Places in Acadia National Park

"At this buzzing bar and eatery, pub grub comes with the occasional twist – think build-your-own burgers or mac 'n' cheese with gourmet toppings. Plenty of creative sandwiches, too, such as pulled pork with... American in Bar Harbor"

"At this buzzing bar and eatery, pub grub comes with the occasional twist – think build-your-own burgers or mac 'n' cheese with gourmet toppings. Plenty of creative sandwiches, too, such as pulled pork with..."

"Nestled among the islands, waterways, marshes, and dunes on Maine’s rugged coast, Acadia National Park is comprised of nearly 50,000 acres of almost pristine habitat that’s been inspiring artists, writers, and visitors for decades. The park is home to Cadillac Mountain – the largest mountain on the United State’s Atlantic Coast – and offers a variety of recreation options too extensive to list in its entirety. For lovers of Mother Nature and national parks, you could spend days here and never get bored."

"Location: 44.374922, -68.191748 Distance to Acadia East Campground: 37.5 Miles, 56 Minutes. Just steps away from the site where father of Acadia, George B. Dorr’s Old Farm home once stood is what locals refer to as “George’s Beach.” This quiet, secluded rocky beach is close to downtown Bar Harbor, while feeling like its miles away."

"The nearly 250-kilometer drive northeast on Route 1 from Portland to Maine’s beloved Acadia National Park is nothing short of enjoyable. Out the window, you’ll see the state’s jagged coastline, the rocky beaches lapped by rhythmic waves of the Atlantic."

"Looking for a great place for breakfast and locally sourced foods?. Be sure to add Cafe This Way to your list of place to eat during your visit to Bar Harbor, Maine. The interior has a fun vibe with retro-tables, comfortable chairs, and funky decor."

"Locals and frequent visitors alike know it is the place to go. “One part hip coffee house and one part casual-gourmet, Cafe This Way serves eclectic offerings for breakfast and dinner seven days a week."

"It’s also pet friendly so feel free to bring your far babies along if you decide to go camping in Acadia National Park!. This campground’s amenities include a swimming pool, wifi, store, laundry mat, clubhouse, picnic/BBQ area, restroom & shower and a dog park. There are also hiking trails you can take, that dogs, both big and small would love!"

"The Seal Cove Auto Museum is home to a world-class collection of early Brass Era cars. Tucked away in a metal building on a back road of Mount Desert Island, these automobiles represent the technology, design aesthetic, and lifestyle of the years between 1895-1917. For more information check them out at www.sealcoveautomuseum.org"

"This auto museum houses the best brass era car collection in the USA and includes over 60 beautiful and rare automobiles and motorcycles. Open May 1 through October 31, Seven days per week from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm"

"The studio gallery is on Main Street, in the center of town, with showrooms on two floors. Antiques, jewelry and custom framing are available as well. Featured are paintings and limited edition prints by both Wini Smart and Gail Cleveland."

"Specialty Museums4 Herrick Rd, Southwest Harbor, ME 04679MoreLess Info. The Wendell Gilley Museum is a community center and museum that covers the work of nature carver Wendell Gilley. The center teaches bird carving, shows art exhibits, and conducts education programs about art and nature."

"This gallery museum is a major showcase for the bird carvings of one of the 3 world renown pioneers of the art form - Wendell Gilley. Located in Southwest Harbor, Maine."

"Enjoy an authentic downeast lobster bake in a relaxed atmosphere at our ocean-side lobster pound. All of the traditional ingredients are here: Lobsters, steamers, mussels, clam chowder, corn on the cob, and fresh blueberry pie for dessert."

"Stewman's Lobster Pounds are the only authentic oceanfront lobster pounds in Bar Harbor, Maine. Enjoy a Downeast lobster bake in a relaxed atmosphere at our two ocean-side lobster pounds."

"Stewman's Lobster Pounds loves dogs and will gladly serve them a burger on the patio. And there's always plenty of lobster for the humans."

"You’ll never have to settle for a room without ocean views at Bayview Hotel. This romantically rustic boutique hotel by the sea is close enough for you to walk into town for a cup of coffee yet far enough to savor a late-night drink in the Rusticator Lounge without the buzz of the city overpowering the lull of the crashing waves. Your furry friend is welcome to stay with you and will be treated to a welcome basket that has treats, bandanas and other perks sure to come in handy when hiking in Acadia National Park."

"Travelers will find The Bayview located on Mount Desert Island, in the coastal town of Bar Harbor, Maine. The hotel is striking with its all-white façade framed by the heavily forested area surrounding it. Guests will be just minutes from downtown Bar Harbor where they’ll be able to explore chic art galleries, dine at waterfront restaurants, and relax in cozy cafes."

"Little Hunters Beach is located near Hunters Head, southeast of Otter Cliff and Otter Cove, on the southeast side of Mount Desert Island in Acadia National Park. The Park Loop Road provides access to Little Hunter Beach, however the view from the road is essentially blocked. A stairwell on the left leads down to the beach."

"Location: 44.298228, -68.211896 Distance from Acadia East Campground: 45.3 Miles, 69 Minutes. Next on the Park Loop Road from Boulder Beach is a very different option: Little Hunters Beach. Perhaps equally as postcard worthy, Little Hunters Beach leaves the sand behind in exchange for beautifully round, polished stones."

"Commonly referred to by locals simply as Hunter’s Beach (so you get confused and/or become exhausted searching for Big Hunter’s Beach). Little Hunter’s Beach is a local favorite. It is just off the Park Loop Road near Otter Cliff and Otter Cove."

"Hiking TrailsFernald Point Road, Southwest Harbor, ME MoreLess Info. Even though the mountain is one of the lowest peaks in Acadia, the Flying Mountain Hiking Trail offers great views due to the lack of obstacles at the top. The trail is variable since it can be completed as a 0.6-mile inner loop or an outer loop of 4.6 miles."

"These two very popular Acadia National Park hiking trails are found about a mile apart on the southwest shore of Mount Desert Island."