Schoodic Woods Campground

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  Renee F· a month ago

  This place was a lot more of what I expected of camping. No loud music, constant car door slamming and people just being loud. The bathroom was clean and had soap and a dryer. There were also plugs if you needed to charge items but the campsites were hooked up with power. The ranger talks were the usual educational speeches and the rangers were all very nice and friendly. It was extremely windy which was great keeping the area cool but not cold.

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  Marcelle Alvernaz· a year ago

  This campground is perfect for a number of reasons. It’s so quiet here. I loved being able to take trails straight out from the campground and hike the beautiful peninsula. Winter Harbor is a quick bike ride or bus ride away. Has great restaurants and somewhere to buy groceries. The landscape is incredible. You can see all wildlife ( if you have dogs watch out for porcupines) Go to blueberry hill and take the flat trail to find plenty of blueberries. You can take a ferry over to Bar Harbor. It’s a gem!

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  Tom Farley· a year ago

  This is a sensational representation of the “quiet” life of downeast Maine. The sites are very roomy and private. At night it is very quiet and very dark. Millions of stars to gaze at in quiet solitude. The area AND the campground is very family and dog friendly. Many MANY trails to hike, carriage roads to hike or bike, and gorgeous scenic drives. If you need a playground on site…then you should look elsewhere…but if your kids love the outdoors and using their imagination…then these spacious private sites fit the bill. We stay several times a year and still love it. No full hookups, but they have a clean dump station.

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  Lana Williams· a year ago

  Huge 100’ lot size drive through, great for our 40’ American Tradition pulling a Jeep Park rangers are so friendly and we are so lucky to have them. The sites around there are so beautiful. Don’t miss Thunder Hole but be sure to check when it has high tide.

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