The move was covered by the local blog, Acadia National Park on my Mind, which interviewed several of the workers. Many expressed their satisfaction with the living conditions, amenities, and the camp’s proximity to the national park. The workers, who are essential to maintaining the park’s operations during the busy season, are expected to benefit from the comfortable and convenient living arrangements.
The news of the successful move was first reported by Friends of Acadia, a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and protecting the national park. The organization expressed its delight with the positive feedback from the workers and hopes that the camp will continue to provide a welcoming and supportive environment for seasonal staff in the future.
