The Two RV Gypsies at Acadia National Park

The Two RV Gypsies: Full-Time RVers

loved the many overlooks with great scenery at
Acadia National Park
Bar Harbor, Maine

While driving on Loop Road in Acadia National Park, the two RV Gypsies stopped to take a couple of photos and admire the scenery.

Below: Two of many stone bridges along Loop Road - check out the tourist on the horse and buggy ride.

Below: A stop alongside the road with wonderful views

View on the left side of the road

View on the right side of the road

Below: There were several places that the two RV Gypsies wanted to see in Acadia National Park, but parking was often miles from the scenic spots. Acadia National Park is beautiful, and although Loop Road is long, there are only a certain number of scenic spots and there just wasn't adequate parking for the amount of cars visiting the park on this date. Most of the time, the two RV Gypsies just could not find a parking spot for their truck.

Below: Egg Rock Lighthouse in Frenchman Bay, 4 miles outside Bar Harbor, as seen from Schooner Head Overlook in Acadia National Park.

Below: Karen Duquette at Sand Beach in Acadia National Park

Below: Before heading back to their RV, the two RV Gypsies made a short stop at Echo Lake inside Acadia National Park.

Below: The two RV Gypsies found a nice lunch spot - NOT inside Acadia National Park.

The two RV Gypsies in Maine
August 12-20, 2011

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Entering Maine

Blue Hill Falls, Blue Hill, Maine

Beauty in Maine

Bubble Rock / Acadia National Park

Penobscot Narrows Bridge

Fort Knox

Thunder Hole/ Acadia National Park

Cadillac Mountain / Acadia National Park

Scenic Overlook /Acadia National Park

Acadia National Park Overlooks (this page)

Schoodic National Scenic Byway at Acadia National Park

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While driving on Loop Road in Acadia National Park, the two RV Gypsies stopped to take a couple of photos and admire the scenery.


Below: Two of many stone bridges along Loop Road - check out the tourist on the horse and buggy ride.

Below: A stop alongside the road with wonderful views
View on the left side of the road	View on the right side of the road

Below: There were several places that the two RV Gypsies wanted to see in Acadia National Park, but parking was often miles from the scenic spots. Acadia National Park is beautiful, and although Loop Road is long, there are only a certain number of scenic spots and there just wasn't adequate parking for the amount of cars visiting the park on this date. Most of the time, the two RV Gypsies just could not find a parking spot for their truck.

Below: Egg Rock Lighthouse in Frenchman Bay, 4 miles outside Bar Harbor, as seen from Schooner Head Overlook in Acadia National Park.


Below: Karen Duquette at Sand Beach in Acadia National Park



Below: Before heading back to their RV, the two RV Gypsies made a short stop at Echo Lake inside Acadia National Park.


Below: The two RV Gypsies found a nice lunch spot - NOT inside Acadia National Park.

The two RV Gypsies in Maine August 12-20, 2011
You may view the 11 sections below in any order that you choose. The page you are on not underlined and can not be chosen from here.
Entering Maine	Blue Hill Falls, Blue Hill, Maine
Beauty in Maine	Bubble Rock / Acadia National Park
Penobscot Narrows Bridge	Fort Knox
Thunder Hole/ Acadia National Park	Cadillac Mountain / Acadia National Park
Scenic Overlook /Acadia National Park	Acadia National Park Overlooks (this page)
Schoodic National Scenic Byway at Acadia National Park

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Continue Navigation in the order of your choice via the alphabetical or category buttons below

OR Click here to see travels by the year (not the best way)

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via the alphabetical or category buttons below