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Acadia/Seawall
The Acadia Seawall in Southwest Harbor, Maine is a large stone wall that was built in the late 1800s to protect the harbor from the powerful waves of the Atlantic Ocean. The wall is made of granite blocks and is approximately 1,000 feet long. It is one of the oldest and most impressive seawalls in the United States. The wall is a popular spot for visitors to take in the stunning views of the harbor and the surrounding area. It is also a great spot for fishing, swimming, and other recreational activities.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
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User Reviews
nathan paquette
Beautiful campground with small sites. The staff was friendly but the water main break shut down the bathrooms. No showers so expect to go off grounds for that. The bathrooms when usable were the clean but only had hand sanitizer. The location is... Out of the way so expect a 30 minute drive for most anything.
Beth Knotek
We stayed in loop C, very nice. During our stay there was a problem with the water. They brought in portable toilets. But no one came around to let us know, that once the water was on again, that it needed to be boiled for drinking. They posted signs on the bathroom. But their were many workers buzzing around in their carts, that it would have been nice if they would have posted signs on the water spickets. Lots of people also used the water spickets areas to wash there dishes ( which is a no- no in our State) another place for a sign 🛑. We even saw a lady shaving her legs at the spicket too. Overall, campground is well maintained, and the staff were nice. Beautiful area.
Shane Ward
A great spot in what feels like a quieter area away from the park's crowds. Tent camping plots are simple but sufficient, featuring a picnic bench and fire pit. Plenty of tree cover from any coastal winds and rains. Bathroom facilities are well kept. Plenty of parking available, though some sites have a little walk from the carpark. Loads of deer around!
Jason Wong
Very quiet and clean. You can even hear the ocean at night. The restrooms are amazingly clean, trash bins available, and spigots for water. We were by the RVs in the back of area D and you can sometimes hear their generators. But overall, this is a great campsite if you don’t mind the 30 min drive back to black woods and the rest of the park.
Ima Zman
Very wooded and plenty of space and forest floor between sites. No hookups but temps were cool and heavy forest canopy keeps sun off RV. A bit of a challenge getting there as the road was closed because it was washed out. Close road made for a nice bike ride.