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Stalls, Carriage Roads and Campsites: 11 Nights at Wildwood Stables, Bar Harbor
An 11-night stall or stall-and-campsite reservation that boards your horse at Wildwood Stables in Acadia National Park, pairing access to 45 miles of carriage roads with nine campsites; this guide focuses on logistics, veterinary requirements, and on-site facilities.
Stalls, Carriage Roads and Campsites: 11 Nights at Wildwood Stables, Bar Harbor.
Board your horse at Wildwood Stables and spend 11 nights immersed in Acadia’s managed landscape: three barns with 34 total stalls, water spigots and a bathing area for horses, access to 45 miles of scenic carriage roads, and a choice among nine campsites equipped with RV hookups.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Ride 45 Miles of Carriage Road
Acadia’s carriage-road network offers 45 miles of packed routes suitable for riding and driving, the backbone of daily exploration from your Wildwood base.
Nine Campsites with Hookups
Choose from nine well-equipped campsites; sites provide RV hookups including power, water and electricity, enabling multi-night stays alongside your horse.
Three Barns, Thirty-Four Stalls
Wildwood operates three barns totaling 34 stalls, with water spigots at each barn and a designated bathing area for horses—supporting multi-night boarding while you ride the carriage roads.
What the day feels like
What the 11-night stay feels like
Expect a practical, saddle-forward rhythm: settle your horse into a stall at Wildwood, tend to daily grooming and turnout (board is self-care), then head out onto miles of carriage roads to map each day’s ride; evenings can be spent at one of nine campsites that offer RV hookups.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this reservation suits — and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
This offering is an 11-night stall or stall-and-campsite reservation at Wildwood Stables in Acadia National Park.
Board is self-care: bring supplies necessary to care for your horse. Wheelbarrows, manure forks, rakes and brooms are available on site; hay and shavings can be purchased at the stables. Bring neatly organized, printed copies of all required veterinary documents.
There is no Wi‑Fi and limited cell coverage; digital vaccine copies are accepted only several days prior to arrival—printed originals or photocopiable documents are required at check-in.
Three barns with 34 stalls, water spigots at each barn and a bathing area for horses; nine campsites include RV hookups for power, water and electricity.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Where do I check in and board my horse?
Check in at Wildwood Stables in Acadia National Park; paperwork and veterinary documents are reviewed by office staff before unloading.
How long is the stall or campsite reservation?
This is an 11-night stall or stall-and-campsite reservation.
What veterinary documents are required for Maine residents?
Maine residents must present a current negative Coggins (within three years), proof of EHV‑1 (Rhino) vaccination dated at least 14 days prior to arrival, and proof of rabies vaccination within one year.
What veterinary documents are required for non‑Maine residents?
Non‑Maine residents must present a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection within 30 days, a current negative Coggins (within one year), proof of EHV‑1 (Rhino) vaccination dated at least 14 days prior, and proof of rabies vaccination within one year.
Can I unload my horse immediately upon arrival?
Do not unload your horse until office staff have inspected and photocopied all required vaccination and test documents.
Are there supplies available on site?
Wheelbarrows, manure forks, rakes and brooms are available for guests; hay and shavings may be purchased on site.
Will I have cell service or Wi‑Fi to show digital documents?
There is no Wi‑Fi available and limited cell coverage; digital copies of vaccine records are accepted only if submitted several days prior to arrival, so printed copies are recommended.