




Discover the perfect rustic retreat at Cottage 8, a sweet and quaint getaway located at The Open Hearth Inn in Trenton, Maine. Serving as a private little base camp for all your Acadia Adventures, this vintage cabin offers a comfortable trip back in time, providing the ultimate budget option for those who want to stay while they play in one of Maine's most beautiful regions.
This cozy space is designed for two guests and features one bedroom with one queen bed and one full bathroom equipped with a shower. While the cottage shares one adjoining wall with Cottage 7, it maintains its own private entrance to ensure a peaceful stay.
Key Features & Amenities:
Located on Route 3 at the head of Mount Desert Island, the property is an adventurer's paradise. You are just a mile away from the welcome center and the first picnic area in the park. The fabled trails of Acadia, including Cadillac Mtn, Beehive, and Precipice, are moments away. For local treats, a bakery and Lunts Lobster shop are within a one-minute walk across the road. The inn is situated 9 miles from Acadia National Park and 12 miles from the center of Bar Harbor, allowing you to experience the island's beauty without the downtown hustle and bustle. The Bar Harbor Hancock County Airport is conveniently located just a half-mile up the road.
Practical Info & Rules: Check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 10:00 AM. We welcome your four-legged family members, though we ask that pets are not left unattended in rooms to prevent howling and furniture damage. Please keep pups on a leash in common areas and pick up all waste. Note that an additional cleaning fee will be charged if pets make a mess of the room or bedding.
Whether you visit during the vibrant autumn or the snowy winter, Cottage 8 at The Open Hearth Inn is waiting to be your home base for exploring Downeast Maine.
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You’ll be staying in someone’s home, so please treat it with care and respect.

