Acadia National Park

It's no longer on any current maps of Acadia National Park, and for very good reasons.

There's a new "glampground" in Downeast Maine and it looks pretty impressive.

Acadia National Park is gorgeous and worth the trip - but in case you just don't have the time to wait...

Acadia National Park is one of 13 of the most popular summer destinations across the country for 2021, according to the super popular online marketplace for vacation rentals.
Soon, it will be the summer of 2021, and vehicles packed with families from away who have been looking forward to their vacati…

The trip to the summit of Mount Cadillac will be a little different this season and more expensive as well, as a $6 reservation fee has been implemented.
Required parking reservations to gain access to the Summit Road will begin to be taken this Thursday, April 1st, at 10 a...

Do you "glamp"? If you don't Terramor is going to make you want to start

As we all now know, things are wet out there.

Entering these areas is a federal offense.

Initially, the Park Service had asked for a $2 reservation fee to cover costs of future visitors making an online reservation.

On these six days, you can visit any national park for free. Here's some dates to remember. The first fee-free day is coming up.

Well, it looks like it's that time of the year again. Time to close the road with some of the most beautiful views on the planet.

Last month, officials with Acadia National Park tested out their new "timed entry" reservation system for an 18 day period to see how things would work out for next year.

This makes people like me quiver in my panties.

"Lefty" has been in Vacationland this week, taking in epic views at Acadia National Park.

Saturday April 20th starts National Park Week, and to kick if off, you can go free!

If you grew up in Maine or in the New England area you know we have more than 4 seasons. There's Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring and Mud season. And right now we are currently at the beginning of mud season