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Board at Wildwood: Four Nights of Stalls, Campsites, and Carriage-Road Riding in Acadia
A four-night stall or stall-plus-campsite reservation at Wildwood Stables gives riders access to 45 miles of carriage roads, nine campsites with hookups, and on-site horse-care facilities—this guide explains what to bring, paperwork required, and how the stay flows.
Board at Wildwood: Four Nights of Stalls, Campsites, and Carriage-Road Riding in Acadia.
Adventure brief
Board at Wildwood: Four Nights of Stalls, Campsites, and Carriage-Road Riding in Acadia
Board your horse at Wildwood Stables inside Acadia National Park and spend a four‑night stay with access to 45 miles of carriage roads and a choice of nine well‑equipped campsites. The operation includes three barns with 34 stalls, water spigots and a bathing area for horses, plus on‑site supplies for purchase—ideal for riders who want to combine trail time with overnight camping for horse and rider.
Discover a unique 4-night adventure at Acadia by Carriage, where horse lovers can board their horses at Wildwood Stables and explore the stunning 45 miles of carriage roads within Acadia National Park. This private experience offers access to nine well-equipped campsites designed with both riders and horses in mind, providing a perfect blend of rustic charm and convenience. You’ll find dedicated horse care facilities on-site, plus the ability to purchase necessary supplies to make your stay comfortable.
Ride through peaceful forests, past granite outcrops and serene lakes, all while enjoying the fresh Maine air and natural scenery. Whether you’re an experienced rider or looking for a relaxed equestrian getaway, this 4-night stay is an ideal opportunity to reconnect with nature, your horse, and yourself. With Bar Harbor just minutes away, you can enjoy local dining and culture after days in the great outdoors.
The combination of well-maintained trails, top-notch camping amenities, and expert support from Acadia by Carriage ensures a memorable and smooth trip. Experience Acadia from a fresh perspective—on horseback—with everything you need for an unforgettable outdoor escape.
Route Schematic
Route & Key Stops
Key stops and functional areas you’ll use during the stay—stable, roads, campsites and support facilities.
Wildwood Stables (Arrival / Check‑in)
The meeting and check‑in point where paperwork and vaccine records are inspected before unloading your horse.
Three Barns / 34 Stalls
Stalls are assigned across three barns; each barn has water spigots and a bathing area for horse care.
Carriage-Road Network
Ride or drive across the 45 miles of carriage roads that wind through Acadia National Park.
Nine Campsites with RV Hookups
Select from nine campsites with power, water and electricity hookups when reserving a stall plus a campsite.
Do not unload horses until office staff have inspected vaccination documentation, negative Coggins, and CVI (if required). Board is self‑care—bring what you need to care for your horse; tools such as wheelbarrows, manure forks, rakes and brooms are available on site.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
45 Miles of Carriage Roads
The property provides access to 45 miles of carriage roads across Acadia National Park, a network suitable for both riding and driving that defines the rhythm of the stay.
Nine Campsites with Hookups
Choose from nine campsites that include RV hookups—power, water, and electricity—so you can camp alongside your horse with basic services available at the site.
Barns, Stalls and Horse‑Care Facilities
Wildwood Stables operates three barns totaling 34 stalls, with water spigots and a bathing area for horses; basic tools are provided on site and hay and shavings are available for purchase.
What the day feels like
What Four Nights at Wildwood Feels Like
The stay centers on caring for your own horse while tapping into Acadia’s carriage‑road network: board is self‑care, stalls are provided in three barns, and riders can use wheelbarrows and barn tools on site; hay and shavings are sold if you need them. Over four nights you’ll ride or drive the carriage roads by day and return to one of nine campsites equipped with hookups or to your stall for evening chores and turnout.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this stay is made for—and who should plan differently.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Reservations are for a four‑night stall or stall‑plus‑campsite stay; stalls are handled at Wildwood Stables inside Acadia National Park.
Board is self‑care—bring printed, organized copies of all required vaccine documentation, and the feed/bedding/supplies you normally use; wheelbarrows, manure forks, rakes and brooms are available on site; hay and shavings can be purchased there.
Digital vaccine records are accepted only several days prior to arrival; have printed copies ready for staff to photocopy. Do not unload horses until staff has inspected all paperwork.
There is no Wi‑Fi and limited cell coverage on site; plan to rely on printed documentation and on‑site services for purchases such as hay and shavings.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the stay?
The reservation is for a four‑night stall or stall and campsite stay.
Where do I check in?
Meet and check in at Wildwood Stables in Acadia National Park for paperwork inspection and stall assignment.
Are stalls required to use a campsite?
A horse stall is required when reserving a campsite (the trip pairs stalls with the campsites offered).
What vaccination or paperwork do I need?
Maine residents must present a current negative Coggins (within 3 years), proof of EHV‑1 vaccine (dated 14+ days prior) and proof of rabies (within one year). Non‑Maine residents need a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection within 30 days, a current negative Coggins (within one year), proof of EHV‑1 vaccine (14+ days prior) and proof of rabies (within one year). All documents must be presented before unloading.
Can I buy hay and shavings on site?
Yes—hay and shavings are available for purchase at Wildwood Stables; the facility also provides wheelbarrows and basic barn tools for you to use.
Is there Wi‑Fi or reliable cell service?
No—there is no Wi‑Fi and cell coverage is limited, so bring printed copies of all required documentation and plan accordingly.
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