5 Great Places For Camping In

Posted by RWalsh On 03/06/2017

Both residents and visitors to Maryland love the state because it has so many outdoor activities and camping with family and friends is certainly at the top of the list. It is one of the best states in the nation when it comes to campgrounds. So if you are looking for some great locations to spend your spring and/or summer vacation with your family in Maryland, then the five spots listed should be high on your list of places to visit.

These locations are all unique in some way and made according to the variety of camping options available to individuals and families. Some of are ideal for those looking for all the amenities, while some are perfect for people who prefer a more rustic approach to camping. It just depends on what type of camping experience you prefer.

No matter which of the campgrounds you choose to visit, you are sure to have a memorable experience.

Janes Island State Park

With the beautiful sunset looming or glowing over the , the campsites in this state park are second to none. A lot of the camping sites sit on the water's edge of this 2,900 acre park, giving you a clear view of the region. Moat have easy access to the canoe trail, which is high on the list of things to do here. This state park also offers less-primitive accommodations as well as a few fantastic waterside cabins.

New Germany State Park

Although this park is quite small in size, with just 37 well-spaced sites, it is one of Maryland’s best kept secrets. It gets its name because the early German setters thought it looked very similar to their native Germany. The campgrounds are the immaculately kept and the campsites are neat and tidy.

The camp sites offer easy access to hiking trails and fishing is very popular on the 13 acre lake. There are no power boats allowed on the lake so it is quiet and pristine.

Potomac-

If what you prefer is a rustic approach to camping, head to this state forest in Western Maryland. Almost all of its campsites are within walking distance from the state's forest mountain streams. There is more than enough privacy for campers looking to keep to themselves. If you like to ride horses, there are several trails that you can choose from.

Green Ridge State Forest

The is Maryland’s largest state park. At over 47,000 acres it is huge. This is an ideal area to go if you like “primitive” tent camping. There are 100 campsites throughout the park that you must get a permit to use. If you like hiking, you will find over 50 miles of trails for you to explore.

Assateague State Park

This park is one of the most picturesque places in Maryland. Here you get to choose where you want to camp, either the wayside, where you are in the middle of unspoiled nature or on the oceanside with the white clay cliffs around. There are over 2 miles of beach for you to enjoy and make the park very popular with kayakers, surfers and anglers.

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