Ferienunterkünfte in Winter Harbor

Schoodic Loft Cabin "The Roost" with Kayaks

This playful cabin offers a unique spot to unwind and explore the Schoodic peninsula and Downeast Maine. Kayaks are provided to explore island studded 462 acre Jones pond, a 10 minute walk down a trail. A 10 minute drives brings you to the less visited Schoodic section of Acadia NP, where a network of hiking and biking trails lace the coastal forests and dramatic rocky coast. Nearby Winter Harbor has shops and restaurants and even a ferry across the bay to Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island.

Cozy & Walkable Winter Harbor Home next to Acadia

Walk everywhere in Winter Harbor while enjoying picturesque Downeast Maine right next to the most peaceful section of Acadia National Park on the Schoodic Peninsula. This vintage cottage has everything you need to relax in a quintessential fishing village. Walk to coffee shops, restaurants, bars, a grocery store, the Bar Harbor Ferry and gorgeous harbor views. Avoid the traffic and congestion of Bar Harbor and come experience Downeast Maine's best kept secret! Sorry no dogs allowed.

Acadia on Schoodic Peninsula, in Town, End Condo

Escape to our quiet and quaint little town! This home is a spacious and family-friendly condo, in a charming fishing village on the stunning Maine Coast. Very close to Acadia National Park, this home offers the perfect base for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Enjoy the rugged coastline of Winter Harbor, with its breathtaking views and serene atmosphere. Located near restaurants, a grocery store, and local shops, you’ll have everything you need right at your fingertips!

Schoodic apartment

Tastefully decorated and well maintained older apartment that is located a little over a mile from the Schoodic section of Acadia National Park where you can bike or hike the trails. What you see in the pictures is what you get. We have been renting to tourists for well over twenty years now. It's not quite all-inclusive but stocked with everything we can think of that you may forgotten or need to get your vacation started. It is perfect for thrifty travelers like ourselves.

Bike, hike, kayak Acadia cottage

Watersway cottage is one of just a few homes located along Acadia's lovely Schoodic Loop. Guests can rent kayaks, bikes, or go hiking by stepping out the back door. Walk or ride to bars, restaurants and art galleries. Enjoy our crowd-free corner of Acadia — or drive 5 min to the Bar Harbor ferry for a charming boat ride to Mt Desert Island. Alternatively, drive up the coast for more spectacular hiking, picturesque fishing villages, quirky shops and quintessential Maine culture.

Serene Nature Retreat near Acadia National Park

Secluded and tranquil, near the sea on the Schoodic Peninsula of Acadia NP—Saltgrass Barn is a perfect place to unplug. Close to hiking, biking, kayaking, beaches, and exploring islands or small lobster villages. Drive to Acadia and Bar Harbor in 50 minutes, or relax on the ferry ride. A queen bed, cozy window seat and full kitchen provide the comforts of home. Look out your window at sensational sunsets, tons of wildlife. See it all, or just take a Slow Life Holiday.

Anchor Down at Schoodic Point

Anchor Down in this nautically inspired salt box home in the quaint seaside town of Winter Harbor, Maine. Comfortably furnished and well equipped for your vacation getaway. At Anchor Down you will be conveniently located across the road from the entrance to Acadia National Park's Schoodic Penninsula with hiking and biking trails and gorgeous views of the ocean.

The Adventure House

Our house was named “The Adventure House” by a family of houseguests with 3 fun and lively children. They told us that their time in Maine was filled with fun adventures so the kids started calling the house “The Adventure House” during their stay. We thought that was fitting as we are so close to Acadia National Park and many other pathways to adventures!

Birch Harbor Village Unit 1

It's perfectly centered in the Birch Harbor village. Sitting at the exit of the Schoodic Peninsula, the entrance to the park is only 1.5 miles up the road. Breath taking views of the ocean and many walking, hiking, and biking trails that will lead you to reconnect with Mother Nature. This is the quiet side of Acadia National Park.