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We also drove through the national park campground at the tip of the park (can't remember the name now) just to see what the campsites were like, and were very pleasantly surprised at the size of them. There were several larger motorhomes and trailers in some of the sites and they fit in well. No hookups in the national park campground, though, but definitely cheaper.
It's a beautiful area, just like I always imagined coastal Maine to be. The whale watching tour we took was definitely worth it, but they're pricey ($80 apiece or something like that).
We took a tower tour, too,on a bridge on our way up the coast by Verona at Fort Knox historic site, I think,and it was quite interesting (and high!). It had just been completed and opened for tours. You can see it from quite a ways away coming up the coast.
All in all, it's a trip we will take again if we get the opportunity. We spent 5 days there and could easily have stayed another week. That's unusual, coming from us. We like to roam! (too bad we have to work!)
Kay
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