Vacation rentals with outdoor seating in Gouldsboro

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.

Cozy & Walkable Winter Harbor Home next to Acadia

Walk everywhere in Winter Harbor while enjoying picturesque Downeast Maine right next to the most peaceful section of Acadia National Park on the Schoodic Peninsula. This vintage cottage has everything you need to relax in a quintessential fishing village. Walk to coffee shops, restaurants, bars, a grocery store, the Bar Harbor Ferry and gorgeous harbor views. Avoid the traffic and congestion of Bar Harbor and come experience Downeast Maine's best kept secret! Sorry no dogs allowed.

Lillebo

Lillebo is set near the end of a dead end road with a five minute walk yielding views over Frenchman's bay with Sorrento in the near view and Winter Harbor and Bar Harbor in the long view. This homey house is set about 200 feet from the road with no neighbors in direct view. There’s a screen porch on one end of the house and a garage on the other. In the garage there is a ping pong table, corn hole, darts and bikes. There are three adult bikes, one youth bike and one kids bike.

*Stunning Views* Oceanfront Chalet

Oceanfront cabin perched on the edge of Dyer Bay surrounded by large cedar and spruce trees. A perfect retreat nestled in a quiet, private neighborhood off the beaten path. This is where you get away from it all, and enjoy proximity to all the best of Downeast. The view is spectacular, and wildlife abounds. Watch the lobster boats work their traps just in front of the house. Not appropriate for small children. Sorry, NO PETS , we're allergic :-(

The Tiny House with the Enormous View of Acadia

The Tiny House on Goose Cove is the perfect place from which to enjoy your visit to Acadia National Park. Set on three acres of shore front property, the house features spectacular views of Mount Desert Island. The entrance to the Park, and the shops and restaurants of Bar Harbor, are just 20-25 minutes away by car. And when you've had enough of the bustle and crowds, you can retreat to the peace and serenity of this beautiful property.

Shore Haven - Oceanfront Home in Corea by the Sea

*** Peak season- Jun 14 to Sep 13, 2026- weekly bookings only with arrival/departure on Sunday***. This cedar shingled cottage home boasts 1850 sq ft of living space on one level. It has open concept Kitchen/Dining/Living/Sun room with spectacular ocean views; 3 bedrooms; 2 baths; and a library/reading room with a double bed. The property is nicely landscaped with a gently sloping lawn to 240 ft. of bold oceanfront.

Meadow Point Cottage

Meadow Point cottage is located on a very quiet five acre property with panoramic views of Frenchman's Bay and Mount Desert Island. It takes about thirty minutes to drive over to MDI and Acadia National Park. The property has a private beach for kayaking and woods with a picnic area and fire pit. It is a wonderful spot for walking and viewing wildlife; ducks, eagles, shore birds, seals and deer.

Lighthouse Retreat, 200 ft from Acadia Nat'l Park!

The Lighthouse Retreat is a studio apartment with a solarium entryway, totally private. Owners quiet and upstairs. We're 200 feet from Acadia National Park. You can be off-road hiking or biking in minutes! Downtown Bar Harbor, boat tours, restaurants, shopping, a mile away. Perfect for couples, friends or anyone wanting to explore unique coast of Maine!

The Adventure House

Our house was named “The Adventure House” by a family of houseguests with 3 fun and lively children. They told us that their time in Maine was filled with fun adventures so the kids started calling the house “The Adventure House” during their stay. We thought that was fitting as we are so close to Acadia National Park and many other pathways to adventures!