Terramor Outdoor Resort Bar Harbor Glamping

Terramor Outdoor Resort blends luxury and nature, offering an unforgettable glamping experience near Acadia National Park with local flavors and adventures.

Last updated: May 2024

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Discover Maine's ultimate glamping destination at Terramor Outdoor Resort, offering luxury tents, local culinary experiences, and nature activities. Terramor Outdoor Resort blends luxury and nature, offering an unforgettable glamping experience near Acadia National Park with local flavors and adventures. Terramor Outdoor Resort in Bar Harbor, Maine, redefines outdoor living with its luxury glamping experience. Nestled just 23 minutes from Acadia National Park, this resort promises an intimate connection with nature without sacrificing comfort. Upon your arrival, you'll be greeted by the sight of 64 canvas tents, each boasting amenities like Frette linens, Pendleton blankets, and private baths. What sets Terramor apart are its hyper-local events and amenities, including morning yoga, swimming, and unique outdoor massages in the new Wellness Tent. Whether you're attending a live music evening, engaging in a logging demonstration, or simply relaxing by your private fire ring, every moment is crafted to deepen your bond with the environment and the community. The culinary experience is a highlight, with a focus on local ingredients. Imagine ending your day with s'mores made from blueberry jam or even sliced lobster, and starting your mornings with blueberry pancake breakfasts. Lobster boils, oyster and cocktail pairings, and local beer tastings further immerse you in Maine's rich culinary culture. For adventurers, Terramor's Outfitter service offers tailored recommendations for kayaking, mountain biking, and more. The Outdoors 101 program caters to those new to outdoor adventures, ensuring everyone feels prepared and excited to explore.

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Itinerary

Check-in: Arrive and settle into your luxury tent.
Explore: Join morning yoga or dive into the outdoor pool.
Learn: Attend a logging demonstration or relax with a wellness massage.
Dine: Enjoy local flavors at the lodge or by your private fire ring.
Adventure: Book an outing with The Outfitter or join the Outdoors 101 program.
Relax: End the day with unique s'mores and stargazing.

Location

1453 ME-102, Bar Harbor, ME 04609

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Packing List

Comfortable outdoor clothing
Swimsuit for the pool
Hiking shoes for trails
Camera for capturing memories
Sunscreen and insect repellent
A book or journal

4.6 ● Google reviews

Pretty mid experience tbh. Stayed June 2025. 1/ Half of the tents overlook a highway / buildings, so you see light from houses and hear cars going by. 2/ There is no privacy, and most fireplaces are right out in the open. 3/ You aren’t allowed to bring your own food to warm over the pit, they want you to buy theirs. So it feels like you’re always being watched. 4/ The ‘breakfast’ is just muffins and fruit, but they will tell you there might be warm breakfast other days (turns out they didn’t hire a cook and don’t intend to serve anything warm). 5/ They give you attitude when you ask for stuff like fire starter or coffee (which is supposed to be included). On the positive side, the actual bed in the tents is comfortable.

I was really excited about my first Glamping experience. This was a bit of a let down. The resort doesn’t have any of its own hikes on property. The only thing to walk to is the man-made- the pool. It feels a little gimicking. If you want to spend this much money- you would want a better experience w the nature while staying in a nice tent. For the amount of money spent, Stay at a hotel that has a true walking path connected to it. I wasn’t shocked when I found out that terramor is owned by KOA. This is very much a KOA/rv park experience. Again no real connection w the outdoors. I didn’t realize that we would have to drive for any hiking. Also- the bar closed early. The food in the lodge is just ok and nothing is available till 5. The outdoor shower was cool but the water was too cold to take a shower at night under the stars. Also- you can hear everyone so assume that they can hear you too. If you have kids- they would probably enjoy this.

I cannot believe how bad the food was given how this place promoted itself. The flatbread was consistently blackened on the bottom, other options were overly fried and bland, the grill kit was bland, dry, and lacked the necessary means for cooking it properly (plus items were missing), the breakfast was unworthy of a Fairfield Inn due to ultra-processed, possibly store-bought baked items, and the cocktails were absurd--a mocktail that was supposed to contain a slew of ingredients, including blackberry, only tasted of ginger beer. I was very upset by this experience because I choose accommodations based on their ability to provide outstanding food (even decent will do), and this place had advertised as having chef-inspired meals, locally sourced ingredients, etc. They used all the buzz-words, which seems comical to me now given how things turned out.

Staff was really friendly and helpful. The tents were nice - spacious, comfortable. Loved that we could get a camping-like experience without having to lug our gear to Maine. Food at the lodge was good. Bit pricy but very tasty. We had dinner there the night we arrived. Free breakfast in the AM is mostly cold. But they do offer hot to order. They have a good selection of coffee at the lodge PLUS pour over in your tent - cannot tell you how happy I was that there was pour over! Nicely located near Acadia. Quiet and comfortable. We enjoyed our 2 nights there and would happily come back again!

Absolutely amazing experience. The lobby/main cabin has everything you could want/need. A full bar, a restaurant that serves breakfast, coffee/espresso drinks and a full dinner menu with the best flat bread pizza options (the pig and fig) and the best beer cheese. They had such nice live music on Friday night to go along with dinner or a drink. Everything inside of the tent is top of the line. You feel totally safe. It is truly the best of camping without the fear/dirtiness that a non camper would be weary about. The staff is so friendly and accommodating! 15/20 minute drive to Acadia national park. 10/10 would recommend

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