Acadia National Park
Acadia National Park is the only national park in the northeastern United States and a true coastal wonder. Nestled into the far-flung, rocky coast of Maine, Acadia National Park is home to majestic forests, tranquil ponds, rounded mountains, and wild coastline.
Once a summer retreat for America’s elite, the area making up Acadia National Park was given back to the people by conservation-minded locals led by George Dorr. Now you can visit this coastal paradise and marvel at it’s expansive beauty.
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Acadia National Park Statistics
Location: Maine
Established: January 19, 1929
Size: 49,075 acres
Visitors: 3,970,260 (2022)
Entrance Fees: $30/vehicle
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