Acadia National Park

Acadia GEM the Clean, All-Electric, and Fun Way to See Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park

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Friday, August 12, 2022
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BAR HARBOR, Maine, Aug. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Acadia GEM—a clean, all-electric, and fun way to explore Acadia National Park—has launched 45-car fleet, seating two, four, or six passengers per vehicle. Waev's GEM (Global Electric Motorcar) vehicles are 100 percent electric low-speed vehicles and legal on any paved road posted at 35MPH or less. They are made in the USA.   

Key Points: 
  • Acadia GEM began as an idea for a fun way to explore Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park in an easy-to-maneuver vehicle.
  • They are excited with the idea of navigating through the busy summer streets of Bar Harbor and experiencing the beautiful island and Acadia National Park in a different way.
  • "Millions of people visit Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park every summer," said Jeff Young, co-owner of Acadia GEM.
  • Acadia GEM provides a clean and fun way for visitors to enjoy the beauty of Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park without leaving a carbon footprint.

Hancock County Voters Oppose Monster Fish Farm Proposed for Frenchman Bay

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Wednesday, April 27, 2022
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Today, Oceana released the results of a new poll finding that 66% of voters in Hancock County, Maine, oppose a controversial proposal to build a large-scale commercial fish farm in Frenchman Bay, right next to Acadia National Park.

Key Points: 
  • Today, Oceana released the results of a new poll finding that 66% of voters in Hancock County, Maine, oppose a controversial proposal to build a large-scale commercial fish farm in Frenchman Bay, right next to Acadia National Park.
  • This shows that Mainers, especially those in Hancock County, dont want this monster fish farm to move forward, said Matt Dundas, campaign director at Oceana.
  • According to Oceanas poll, 85% of voters in Hancock County said they had heard or read about the proposal to build a large-scale commercial fish farm in Frenchman Bay, next to Acadia National Park.
  • But if they do, Oceana and its partners stand ready to fight back to prevent a monster fish farm from finding a home in Frenchman Bay.

Vacasa Drops Its 2021 Fall Travel Survey & Trend Report

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Wednesday, September 15, 2021
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Fall is nearly here and, though its typically a shoulder season for travel, 2020 demand for certain types of vacationslike camping and vacation rental beach getawaysremained strong.

Key Points: 
  • Fall is nearly here and, though its typically a shoulder season for travel, 2020 demand for certain types of vacationslike camping and vacation rental beach getawaysremained strong.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210915005379/en/
    Cadillac Mountain Overlook near Maine's Acadia National Park, one of Vacasa's most popular fall destinations.
  • With that in mind, heres a snapshot of the findings harvested from Vacasas 2021 Fall Travel Trends report, released today:
    Work-cations are fully charged for fall: respondents who work remote or in a hybrid format are the most likely to plan to travel (75% and 71%, respectively).
  • The apple doesnt fall far from the tree: regardless of current travel plans, 41% of Americans would most likely travel for a family event (birthday, reunion, etc.

All-New Luxury Outdoor Resort, Terramor Bar Harbor, Coming To Acadia National Park Area Summer 2020

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Tuesday, October 22, 2019
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BAR HARBOR, Maine, Oct. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --A new type of outdoor-luxe experience is coming to the Acadia National Park area this summer 2020 with the opening of Terramor Outdoor Resort in Bar Harbor, a first-of-its kind glamping resort located on the west side of Mount Desert Island.

Key Points: 
  • BAR HARBOR, Maine, Oct. 22, 2019 /PRNewswire/ --A new type of outdoor-luxe experience is coming to the Acadia National Park area this summer 2020 with the opening of Terramor Outdoor Resort in Bar Harbor, a first-of-its kind glamping resort located on the west side of Mount Desert Island.
  • The property will also feature a nature-inspired pool and outdoor recreation areas where guests can relax and socialize.
  • Pets are welcome at Terramor Outdoor Resort and can enjoy the onsite dog park and other pet-friendly amenities.
  • Terramor Outdoor Resort is a new venture by Kampgrounds of America, Inc., the world's largest organization of private campgrounds.

Propane Vehicles Reducing Emissions in National Parks During National Park and Recreation Month

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Friday, July 26, 2019
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WASHINGTON, July 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- During National Park and Recreation Month in July and throughout the 2019 summer season, millions of families across America will visit a United States national park.Visitors to Acadia National Park in Maine will have the opportunity to experience the park in new propane powered buses.

Key Points: 
  • WASHINGTON, July 26, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- During National Park and Recreation Month in July and throughout the 2019 summer season, millions of families across America will visit a United States national park.Visitors to Acadia National Park in Maine will have the opportunity to experience the park in new propane powered buses.
  • "Acadia National Park continues to lead the way with its commitment to clean air and a better and healthier environment using propane fueled buses.
  • I want to commend Acadia National Park for its innovative leadership and good stewardship of its economic and environmental resources by increasing propane buses in the park."
  • Acadia National Parkjoins other national parks like Zion National Park and Denali National Park & Preserve, which are now offering a cleaner, healthier, quieter and more environmentally-friendly way to see and experience our national parks thanks to the propane autogas-fueled fleet.