Regardless of your adventure, you’ll need a basecamp. Acadia is also home to 45 miles of carriage road trails (perfect for biking) and a few swimming beaches. Some of the most spectacular hikes in all of Maine are found among the 158 miles of hiking trails within the Park. It’s one of the smallest of all the national parks in the United States yet also one of the most visited. Almost 50,000 of those acres represent the crown jewel of Maine - Acadia National Park. Maine is almost 90 percent forested land, covering an estimated 17.6 million acres.

There is a ruggedness and hostility to Acadia National Park’s nature, but that doesn’t mean you can’t relish in comfort during your stay. Learn more about our editorial policies here. It has been updated with new information.Territory Supply is reader-supported and may earn a commission when you book or purchase using our links. This gallery was originally published in June 2020. While we have not stayed in every Airbnb featured, unless otherwise stated, these listings are vetted based on Superhost status, amenities, location, previous guest reviews, and decor.

Below, you'll find Airbnbs within an hour radius of some of the country's most famous parks-and a few lesser-known (read: less-crowded) parks as well. But you're not too late to find accommodations near your favorite national park: There are treehouses just outside Montana's Glacier National Park, cozy studios near South Carolina's Congaree National Park, and A-frames, of course, adjacent to Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state. Now, Americans are flocking to the most stunning natural areas in the U.S., and filling up the campsites and on-site hotels in the process. National parks were among the first destinations to reopen to the public last year-if they closed at all-as COVID-19 stay-at-home orders loosened.

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