The team managing this operation exhibits exceptional dedication and care. They address all queries…read morethoroughly and dedicate sufficient time to each individual.

You can "camp" here. Don't do it. I wish I had read the…read morenegative comments before booking this site. I booked a site, for 1 night, we had two cars (one with a car top tent, the other with our kayaks). We just needed a place to pop up our tent then make breakfast in the morning before packing up to leave. You have to call the day before to arrange meeting someone at the gate, which is a 12 foot high zombie proof chain link fence that encompasses the property. Inside is a parking lot, were showed the rutted muddy spot to tent. The only porta potty for the camp is well used and filthy. There's a hose for water and you can use the sink attached to the back of the house to wash up. We were shown where to park the second car. In the morning we brought the second car over to the site to load up a few things. Heather came out of the house screaming, that we knew better, that I would cause her to loose her camping license for having two cars on that site. We apologized and my friend quickly moved her car back to the parking spot. Heather, in a rage ran up and blocked her from coming back to the site. She then stood in our site, in what seemed like a meth induced rant, not letting us pack and called the police to have us escorted off the property. The State Troopers were lovely and kept Heather away from us as we finished packing, Heather videoed us leaving and posted it on her facebook. If you want an awful ghetto experience, stay here. Look at the yelp reviews. This is not the first time. Seek help Heather.

Absolutely LOVED visiting here…read more Alex our tour guide in the Aquarium center did a phenomenal job! She was informative and gave us a private tour showing us all the animals. I learned that there is a very rare cotton candy lobster and an orange and blue colored ones too! They have a 10 year old female named "Big Mama" and she is going to give birth to a thousand eggs! There is a small one year old lobster and a 5 year old. I learned so much about about the aquatic animals and got to touch slugs, starfish, sea cucumbers and more! Highly recommend supporting educational institutions like this! Enjoy this lovely place while visiting Acadia Bational Park!

Cute little museum that's bigger on the inside…read more You wouldn't know it from the front door but there is a lot going on at the Oceanarium. Touch tanks, art, found objects, whale skeleton and hiking trails. Perfect for a rainy day when you can't hike Acadia National Park or if you feel like you've seen it all in Bar Harbor.