
Blackwoods Campground (NPS)
- Rig length
- 35 ft max
- Hookups
- none
- Season
- May 1, 2026 – Oct 18, 2026 (per National Park Traveler, updated ~Jan 2026; NPS page showed stale 2025 dates)
35 ft (10.7 m) maximum, strictly enforced; some sites only fit ~20 ft
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Blackwoods and Seawall cap RVs or vehicle-trailer combinations at 35 feet and have no hookups. Schoodic Woods is the NPS exception: many sites have electric service, some include water, and one site reaches 70 feet. Exact site dimensions still control.
Reviewed October 10, 2026 · seasons and inventory can change
NPS prohibits overnight parking and out-of-bounds camping anywhere in Acadia. Reserve a legal campsite before arrival.
All park camping reservations run through Recreation.gov. Check the selected site’s equipment field—not only the campground-wide maximum.

35 ft (10.7 m) maximum, strictly enforced; some sites only fit ~20 ft

35 ft maximum

Up to 70 ft on one site; Loop A RV sites under 25 ft; Loop B pull-throughs ~45 ft
Hookups range from water/electric to full sewer service. The limits below are published maximums, not a promise that every site fits that rig.


20 Main St / Rte 102 (PO Box 787), Southwest Harbor, ME 04679

~60 ft max; some back-in w/e sites 40 ft; Island Explorer on site

1150 Bar Harbor Rd, Trenton, ME 04605 (Encore/Thousand Trails)

70 ft max length, 50 max amp (official KOA amenity list)

1219 State Hwy 3, Bar Harbor, ME 04609 (Thousand Trails)

33 Hadley Point Rd, Bar Harbor, ME 04609

RVs over 20 ft prohibited

342 Harbor Drive, Tremont, ME 04653

397 Tremont Rd, Bass Harbor, ME 04612
RVs and trailers are prohibited. The road’s 21-foot vehicle limit includes bike racks and hitch attachments, and a campground reservation does not override it.
Blackwoods and Seawall do not. Schoodic Woods, on the mainland peninsula, offers electric hookups on many sites and water on some; it has no sewer hookups.
Blackwoods and Seawall publish a 35-foot maximum, but some individual sites are shorter. Schoodic Woods varies sharply by loop and site, reaching 70 feet only on one site.
No. NPS prohibits overnight parking and out-of-bounds camping anywhere in Acadia National Park.