Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Acadia National Park Area

"If you want a hotel on the water, but don’t really need a private beach, this is the spot. The Harborside Hotel juts out into the waters providing stunning views of Frenchman Bay. The rooms are impeccably designed and they even have a few rooms that have private jacuzzis on the balcony."

"When looking for a Bar Harbor, Maine hotel, look no further than The Harborside Hotel, Spa & Marina. Nestled in downtown Bar Harbor, our hotel offers breathtaking views of Frenchman's Bay and the ocean beyond."

"This splendid museum of Maine’s native peoples shifted its focus a few years ago from archaeology of a vanished world to an emphasis on living culture. Many Wabanaki artists helped design the core exhibit, “People of the First Light,” which explores the 12,000-year continuous history of people living in the Wabanaki homeland. The tales of confrontation, adaptation, and survival paint a picture of a resilient — and very much living — culture."

"A post shared by Abbe Museum (@abbemuseum) on Oct 8, 2018 at 7:13am PDT. This museum was made to introduce the history and culture of Maine’s Native people, the Wabanaki. The exhibits about the tribe would amaze you."

"If a departure from lobster is more in order, you might try Poor Boy’s Gourmet, a local favorite casual hangout where everything is delicious on the way in to Bar Harbor. Arrive in Bar Harbor in time to check in at either Saltair Inn Waterfront B&B or Aysgarth Station B&B, both just a few short blocks from one another and Bar Harbor’s bustling downtown area. Enjoy a complimentary afternoon refreshment, and explore the locally owned Main Street shops and eateries."

"Full service restaurant serves lobster, steak, pasta, and yummy desserts such as chocolate carrot cake and chocolate pecan pie. Outside seating area welcomes dogs."