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Board your horse at Wildwood Stables and explore 45 miles of carriage roads in Acadia National Park. Enjoy a 14-night camp stay at one of 9 well-equipped sites, perfect for horse lovers and outdoor fans.
Board your horse at Wildwood Stables and explore 45 miles of carriage roads in Acadia National Park. Enjoy a 14-night camp stay at one of 9 well-equipped sites, perfect for horse lovers and outdoor fans.
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Operated by Acadia by Carriage · Bar Harbor, Maine
Discover a unique outdoor adventure with a 14-night stay at Horse Stalls and Campsites offered by Acadia by Carriage in Bar Harbor, Maine. This experience is perfect for those who want to combine horseback riding with camping in one of America's most beautiful national parks. Your horse will be comfortably boarded at Wildwood Stables, which features 34 well-maintained stalls, giving your horse a safe and welcoming home during your stay. You'll have access to over 45 miles of scenic carriage roads winding through Acadia National Park, providing varied terrain and breathtaking views. Choose from 9 well-equipped campsites where you can relax under the stars after a day of trail riding and exploration. This experience suits horse lovers and nature enthusiasts looking for a peaceful yet active escape. With the calming woodland surrounds and proximity to Bar Harbor, you can enjoy a blend of rugged adventure and convenient amenities. Whether you’re riding along forest trails, resting at camp, or soaking up coastal vistas, this extended stay gives you the rare opportunity to deeply connect with nature while providing exceptional care for your horse.
moderate.
14 nights stay with daily rides 2–5 hours.
Participants should be in good physical condition to manage daily riding and outdoor camping activities.
While basic riding experience is recommended for safety, beginners who are comfortable on horseback and follow guides may participate.
Meals are not included; guests should bring their own food supplies for camping or dine in Bar Harbor nearby.
Yes, several campsites have potable water, but it’s best to bring your own water for horse care and personal use.
Yes, Wildwood Stables welcomes guest horses, and you can reserve a stall in advance as part of this package.
Pets are generally not permitted to respect wildlife and other guests; please check directly with Acadia by Carriage for special requests.
Late spring through early fall offers the best riding conditions with warmer weather and fully accessible trails.
Wildwood Stables has been part of the area’s equestrian tradition for over 50 years, supporting local heritage and carriage road maintenance.
Acadia National Park actively promotes preservation of natural habitats, encouraging visitors to minimize waste and respect wildlife habitats while enjoying the carriage roads.
Acadia by Carriage operates from Wildwood Stables and offers equestrian access to the heart of Acadia National Park. Guests can board horses at Wildwood Stables and explore over 45 miles of scenic carriage roads originally developed by John D. Rockefeller Jr. — a rare landscape where carriage roads and ocean views meet. Acadia by Carriage provides a range of experiences: narrated carriage tours highlighting Rockefeller's stone bridges, scenic rides around Day Mountain (the park's only carriage-road summit), and multi-night horse camping with well-equipped sites. Facilities include stalls for boarding horses, on-site amenities for horse care, water spigots, and RV hookups. Supplies are available for purchase on-site to support longer stays. Stalls and campsite capacity are clearly stated to help riders plan: Wildwood Stables lists dedicated horse stalls and nine established campsites along the carriage road network. Signature narrated tours bring park history to life with commentary on the stone bridges and coastal panoramas. Acadia by Carriage emphasizes safety, convenience, and authentic outdoor experiences. Third-party travelers appreciate the unique combination of equestrian access, maintained carriage roads, and interpretive tours that connect visitors to Acadia’s historic landscape. Clear facilities, available supplies, and accessible parking help make multi-night stays practical for riders and families seeking a nature-first equestrian getaway.
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