Horse Stalls and Campsites Overnight in Bar Harbor, Maine
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
Half day riding + overnight stay
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required for sustained horseback riding and basic campsite setup.
Overview
Experience an unforgettable horseback riding trip with an overnight stay at Wildwood Stables in Bar Harbor, Maine. Explore 45 miles of carriage roads and relax at private campsites tailored for riders and horses alike.
Horse Stalls and Campsites • 1 Night Stay
Horse Stalls and Overnight Camping. Horse stall required for campsite
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of horseback riding in Acadia National Park with a unique overnight stay at Wildwood Stables. Enjoy access to 45 miles of scenic carriage roads and choose from 9 well-equipped campsites. This adventure combines the beauty of nature with the joy of caring for your horse in a stunning setting.
Duration
1 Night Stall or Stall and Campsite Reservation
About
Board your horse at Wildwood Stables in Acadia National Park. There are 3 barns with a total of 34 stalls. Water spigots at each barn with a bathing area for horses. Ride and drive over 45 miles of carriage roads. Choose one of 9 campsites complete with RV hookups (power, water, electricity).
What to bring
Board is self-care. Bring what you need to care for your horse. There are wheelbarrows, manure forks, rakes and brooms available for your use. Hay and shavings are available for purchase on site.
Adventure Tips
Book Your Stall in Advance
Ensure a spot for your horse by reserving a stall early, especially during peak season.
Bring Layers for Variable Weather
Maine’s weather can change quickly; pack warm and waterproof clothing.
Respect the Carriage Road Rules
Stay on designated carriage roads and yield to hikers and bikers to protect the trails.
Pack Lightweight Bedding for Your Horse
Use shavings or straw for stable bedding to keep your horse comfortable overnight.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- White-tailed deer
- Harbor seals near the shore
History
The carriage roads were built by John D. Rockefeller Jr. in the early 1900s to create a harmonious way to explore Acadia’s landscape.
Conservation
Acadia National Park focuses on preserving natural habitats and promoting responsible horseback riding to minimize trail erosion and protect wildlife.
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Adventure Hotspots in Bar Harbor
Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Riding Helmet
Protect your head during rides with a properly fitted helmet.
Waterproof Jacket
Stay dry during spring showers and unpredictable weather.
spring specific
Insect Repellent
Keep insects at bay during warm-weather rides and camps.
summer specific
Warm Sleeping Bag
Ensure comfort during chilly nights at the campsite.
fall specific