Holiday houses in Gouldsboro

Fisherman's Nook & Schoodic Retreat

Upstairs apartment, interior & exterior stairs/ all private area. Open concept space with full kitchen. Living area: sofa with ottoman, recliner, rocker, smart TV, ceiling fan & window A/C. WiFi. Bathroom: shower, vanity, flush, washer/dryer, laundry supplies, iron, toiletries, towels, and blow dryer. Bedroom: One queen size bed, dresser, bedside tables, sound machine, closet, ceiling fan, A/C. Bedroom opens to a small private deck w/stairs to ground level. Four free lobsters w/ 3 day stay.

Rustic Cabin on the Maine Coast

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway. Cozy cabin in Downeast Maine. On five wooded acres across the street from a sandy cove. Beach access. Private 5 acre lot with huge lawn, a fire pit, and blueberry ledges. Two master bedrooms and two twin beds with one bathroom. One master is in a huge, spacious loft accessed by loft ladder. Well-appointed kitchen with new gas range. Near the quaint fishing village of Corea and the Schoodic District of Acadia National Park. Tranquil and private.

Bay Front A-Frame | Near Birch & Bunker's Harbor

Reconnect with nature, where peaceful waterfront views and coastal Maine's beauty invite you to slow down and recharge. Explore nearby trails, enjoy quiet mornings by the bay, and gather around the fire under the stars. Wi-Fi is available for light use, making it easy to unplug and embrace the outdoors. ➤ Firepit w/ Built-in Grill Grate ➤ Waterfront Views ➤ Outdoor Seating & Grill Whether you're seeking fresh ocean air or a peaceful escape, this is the perfect place to reconnect with nature.

A By the Bay: Modern Outdoor Serenity

A by the Bay: A Coastal Sanctuary in Down East Acadia Nestled among pines near Gouldsboro Bay, A by the Bay is a modern retreat designed for tranquility. Created by my husband and I, it invites guests to unplug and reconnect with nature. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame stunning views, while curated outdoor spaces offer serenity. Located in a Dark Sky Zone, it's perfect for stargazing. Whether on the deck or under the stars, A by the bay is a peaceful haven for nature lovers. Welcome to Acadia.

Schoodic Loft Cabin "The Roost" with Kayaks

This playful cabin offers a unique spot to unwind and explore the Schoodic peninsula and Downeast Maine. Kayaks are provided to explore island studded 462 acre Jones pond, a 10 minute walk down a trail. A 10 minute drives brings you to the less visited Schoodic section of Acadia NP, where a network of hiking and biking trails lace the coastal forests and dramatic rocky coast. Nearby Winter Harbor has shops and restaurants and even a ferry across the bay to Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island.

Stylish ocean-view home on Acadia's Schoodic Loop

This stylish, former 1940s schoolhouse is one of just a few homes located along Acadia's scenic Schoodic Loop; guests can virtually hike or bike by stepping out the back door. Enjoy our crowd-free corner of Acadia or drive 7 min to the ferry for a charming boat ride to Bar Harbor. Alternatively, head up the coast for more hikes, picturesque fishing villages, quirky shops and quintessential Maine culture. At home, enjoy books, original art, a curated record collection and fresh local lobster.

*New* Wharf house w/Hot Tub, Sauna, Harbor Views

Be among the first to enjoy this completely renovated waterfront retreat overlooking Prospect Harbor, Maine. Featuring 2 king bed master suites, a full size bed, a hot tub, and a sauna perched above the harbor, you’ll wake to breathtaking views of the lighthouse and working lobster boats. Watch fishermen bring in the day’s catch—or buy fresh lobster right from the dock. Experience the authentic charm of coastal Maine in an unforgettable setting. 5 mins to Acadia National Park Schoodic.

Little Gem - Ocean Cottage near Schoodic & Acadia

Little Gem is a bright and cozy cottage at the intersection of the shore and a stream, with views of offshore islands at the mouth of Gouldsboro Bay. We offer a great base for your Downeast adventures like whale watches, puffin cruises, and kayak trips. Close to Schoodic Loop Road and 60 minutes from Bar Harbor. We offer a comprehensive digital welcome guide to connect you with the best food, adventures, hiking, swimming, and more. Find us on social media as "Maine Coastal Magic".

Million Dollar View Oceanfront Cottage

This cottage is located on a working, lobster fishing harbor. 2 gracious porches, one screened the other open, face Cadillac Mountain located at Acadia National Park (a 45 minute drive away). The cottage is built on a single level with two cozy living rooms and a large kitchen dining area. You will be delighted with the indoor/outdoor feel of the space. Only 6 miles away is Schoodic @ Acadia Nat'l Park where biking, hiking and quintessential Maine views abound!

Shore Haven - Oceanfront Home in Corea by the Sea

Peak Season (July & August 2027): Weekly rentals only, Sunday arrival/departure. Enjoy this charming cedar-shingled cottage with 1,850 sq. ft. of single-level living. Features include an open-concept kitchen, dining, living, and sunroom area with spectacular ocean views, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, and a library off the main bedroom with a double bed. Beautifully landscaped grounds slope gently to 240 feet of dramatic oceanfront.

Great Timbers Retreat Minutes from Schoodic Park

This private newly renovated log home is nestled right next to the ocean front. Radiant floors with all new appliances and granite countertops. Spa showers in both bathrooms. One large bedroom with king bed and two Queen luxury futon beds for guest. Stone fireplace. Brand new washer and dryer. Charcoal grill outside and picnic table with ocean views. Pet Friendly there are pet beds and crate available

Acadia Vacation Rental, Unit 2

Its perfectly centered in the Birch Harbor village. One hour drive to Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor! A two mile drive to Acadia's sister park, Schoodic Peninsula. The much quieter, less crowded of the two parks. Schoodic Point has been said to be quite possibly the prettiest spot in all of Acadia National Park. Only 10% of Acadia National Park visitors make the visit to the Schoodic Peninsula.