• Tents are spaced throughout the property, some nestled in the woods and others closer to the coastline.
• Each tent has wood-burning stoves (for heat), a private deck, and a pull-chain shower (so don't expect to take a long one). No bathtubs, mini-fridges, or outlets.
• Beds include real mattresses with bedding and are quite comforable.
• If you’re traveling with one child, they can add a pack ’n play (free) or camp cot ($25) to any adult tent. The camp cot comes with bedding and a mattress topper, so your kid will be comfortable.
• If you have multiple kids, you can book a suite (if you all want to be under one roof) or add a kids tent. The kids tent has two twin beds and is next to the adult tent — it does not have a stove (good if you’re worried about your kids being around fire unattended, bad if you’re traveling early or late in the season when they might be a bit chilly).
• Suite tents have a queen-size sleeper sofa, but no door separating the bed and sofa. Bigger groups can go for the Cadillac Mountain Suite (a suite tent and a 3 twin kids tent with a large deck).
• Stargazer tents get mixed reviews—some love the skylights, others find the early sun disruptive.
• Tents don’t lock (staff monitors the property 24/7), but valuables can be stored in your car.
• No Wi-Fi and some guests have limited cell service.
• You’ll get a lantern (with USB ports) for light and phone charging. Battery packs and fans are available (first-come).
• Some tents are a bit of a walk from the parking lot. If it’s an issue, they have a golf cart that can drive you to your tent.
• Very quiet at night. Guests noted good privacy and peaceful sleep.
• This property is open seasonally. 2025: May 8th–October 13th; 2026: May 7th–October 12th.

• This is a great place to enjoy the natural beauty of Maine — woods, open fields, rugged coastline, and ocean views.
• Property features a large private coastline, which your kids will love exploring.
• Tons of open space for young ones to run around and just be kids, as well as walking trails.
• There’s camp-style programming throughout the day — yoga, games and crafts, music, s’mores and stargazing.
• About a 35-minute drive to Acadia National Park entrance for hiking, outdoor adventures, and beautiful views.
• No kids club or babysitting (but there will be other kids for yours to play with).
• The “Adventure Concierge” can book activities like kid-friendly guided hikes, kayaking, or even a pirate cruise.
• The property gets pretty quiet during the day (most guests are off exploring Acadia), but it’s lively at night. The main tent is a fun hangout spot with games, activities, and food.

• No reservations needed. Breakfast is 7–10am; dinner is 5–9pm. Kid and dietary-friendly options available.
• Grab-and-go snacks all day — perfect for packing a picnic or heading into Acadia.
• Coffee shop/café on site with premium espresso beverages.
• Bar offers local wine, beer, cocktails, and mocktails.
• Free nightly s’mores, but fire pits don’t open until 7pm—plan accordingly for young kids.
• No food is allowed in tents (to avoid critters), so keep snacks in your car instead.. No mini-fridges, so pack a cooler if needed.

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