Quietside Campground & Cabins

What a gem find!! Fabulous hosts... clean bathrooms and showers. Plenty of options to stay in and many perks! Water and electric sites, cabins, etc coin laundry machines, yard games (goofy golf, jarts & more) firewood available and ice. We usually stay at state & NP locations but we were in the Acadia Park all day and called here. Worth the cal!! Super quiet. Dog friendly. Left a message and she called me right away the next morning. Lots of charm - cute lights - spaced out well!!

Excellent place to stay! Highly recommend. Stayed in the Hobbit hole and it was perfect for the experience we were looking for. Very clean facilities and convenient way to check in and purchase on site firewood. Little dissapointed that on our last day they cleaned the outhouse beside us at 7am waking us up with a start, as they were using a power washer and noisy machinery when they expect campers to be quiet until 8am.

We camped for 4 nights the last week in June in one of the primitive cabins, 4 adults. The setting was lovely, and it lives up to its name - it's quiet and private. The cabin and grounds were clean when we arrived, charming in fact, with a very nice fire ring, picnic table and two adirondack chairs provided. We also loved the screened porch on our cabin. The tent sites are very private as well. The campground is rustic folks, it is not primo glamping. If you're there to camp and get away from it and enjoy nature and MDI, this is a great place and the price is beyond reasonable. The owner was readily available and answered all our questions. The bathhouses are small but clean. There was absolutely no smell from the water when we showered. We'll definitely be staying at Quietside in the fut

We stayed two nights in a tent spot and one night in a camping cabin. It was very nice. Private sights, nice little cabin, nice game room by the office. The bathroom at back of property has one shower and two toilets. There's also a bathroom at front with laundry facilities. The owner was very nice. Nice fire rings. The office sells ice and firewood. Very woody. My con was the roads are pretty tight, we were in a four door dually and it was a bit of a challenge to turn around (but doable). This is not an RV park. Also, I personally think all non-cabin sites should have a later check out, like noon. Lots of places to see in the area.

They were very easy to book with over the phone, and super helpful. Our tent site was nice, and quiet. We heard the animals moving around at night amd the squirrels chattering in the trees in the morning. And the stars through the trees were amazing!