The Hummingbird at Schoodic

Visit Downeast Maine and stay in our cozy camper nestled in the pines and and over the hill to a Christmas tree farm five minutes from the Schoodic area of Acadia National Park. At the park you can drive the Schoodic Loop Road with spectacular views of the rugged coastline and islands. Hike or bike the trails, enjoy wildlife watching or fishing as well. Need a pet friendly accommodation? Take a look at my other nearby listing: airbnb.com/h/dellaterra. The space This is the perfect home base for your visit to Acadia. You'll stay in our adorable 20-foot travel trailer with all the comforts of home: stocked kitchen with gas burners, convection/air fryer/microwave and refrigerator/freezer plus pantry space, full bath (shower is very small as you can imagine but can be used as hand held or hands free), queen bed, a spacious dinette and Bluetooth stereo inside and out. Outside is an awning with lights. Make a fire in our firepit while enjoying the starry night. There is a TV in the bedroom area with Roku. Guest access In addition to your private piece of the woods, you can walk the trails that wind through acres of Christmas trees or hike the woods around the camper. There is a small pond if you care to catch frogs. Other things to note The Schoodic peninsula features the quieter section of Acadia National Park, but unlike the Mt. Desert Island section that means hiking and biking trails with no lines, plenty of parking and many places to grab snacks or dine. Note that many restaurants are closed on the early days of the week. Check to see if the place where you plan to dine is closed Sunday, Monday or Tuesday.