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64 campgrounds and RV Parks in Maryland, US. Compare campsite amenities, photos, and site types to find the perfect stop for your rig on your route.
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Best campgrounds in Maryland, US
Sleepy Hollow Campground
Grantsville, MD
Sun Outdoors Ocean City Gateway
Maryland
$$$$$
(169 sites)
+11
Merry Meadows Recreation Farm
Maryland
$$$$$
(300 sites)
+6
Camp Todd
Denton, MD
Adventure Bound Camping Resorts - Washington DC
Maryland
$$$$$
(270 sites)
+7
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park™ Camp-Resort: Williamsport
Williamsport, MD
$$$$$
(215 sites)
+10
Sun Outdoors Ocean City
Berlin, MD
$$$$$
(343 sites)
+14
Sun Outdoors Frontier Town
Berlin, MD
$$$$$
(542 sites)
+14
Duck Neck Campground
Chestertown, MD
$$$$$
(271 sites)
+3
Ridge Rider Campground
Maryland
$$$$$
(150 sites)
+14
Double G RV Park
Maryland
$$$$$
(130 sites)
+7
Washington DC / Capitol KOA Holiday
Maryland
$$$$$
(156 sites)
+10
Most common amenities
Grills Tables Toilets Pet friendly Dump station Showers Playground Firewood Laundry General store
Overview of campgrounds in Maryland
Maryland packs a wide range of RV camping into a small state, from Atlantic barrier islands to Appalachian lakes. The state park system runs roughly 37 reservable parks, with campgrounds clustered along Chesapeake Bay, the Eastern Shore beaches, the Piedmont near Baltimore and Washington, and the western mountains around Garrett County. Most RV-friendly sites are in state parks or established private resorts, since true dispersed camping is limited in this densely populated state.
On the coast, Assateague State Park is the headline destination, with sites near the beach and the famous wild horses. Inland, Greenbrier State Park sits in the Appalachians near Hagerstown with a lake beach, and Deep Creek Lake State Park anchors the western mountains. Elk Neck State Park covers more than 2,000 acres on the upper Chesapeake.
For full-hookup RV travel close to the capital region, Cherry Hill Park in College Park is a standard pick, with shuttle access to Washington, D.C. Together these campgrounds cover the trip types most renters plan in Maryland: beach week, mountain lake, Chesapeake Bay, and city-base touring.
Things to do in Maryland
Beach and bay activities dominate the eastern half of the state. At Assateague State Park, families swim, surf-fish, paddle the back bays, and watch wild horses move through the dunes. Elk Neck State Park adds Chesapeake Bay fishing, kayak rentals, and the Turkey Point Lighthouse hike with views over the bay.
In the mountains, Deep Creek Lake State Park offers swimming, boating, and lakeside trails, with skiing and snow sports nearby in winter. Greenbrier State Park has a sandy lake beach, hiking that connects to trails in South Mountain State Park, and freshwater fishing.
For history and city days, Cherry Hill Park works as a base for the Smithsonian museums, Annapolis, and Baltimore, with on-site amenities and shuttle service into D.C. Day trips from any of these campgrounds can reach the C&O Canal National Historical Park, Antietam, and Catoctin Mountain Park.
Camping spots and RV parks in Maryland, US
Seasonal information for Maryland camping
- spring
March - May
63° / 43°F 90 mmMild; parks reopen and weekends fill fast
- summer
June - August
86° / 66°F 100 mmHot and humid; coastal sites book months out
- fall
September - November
66° / 46°F 85 mmCool; October foliage peaks in the western mountains
- winter
December - February
45° / 27°F 80 mmCold; many western and coastal loops close or reduce services
Maryland's prime RV season runs from April through October, when most state park campgrounds operate at full service. Assateague State Park typically opens in late April and runs through October, with limited electric sites available during the open season. Summer weekends at the coast and at Deep Creek Lake book out months ahead, and holiday weekends require a three-night minimum stay that must include Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
Spring and fall are quieter and cooler, with strong hiking and fishing conditions. Fall foliage in western Maryland peaks in October and draws weekend traffic to Deep Creek Lake State Park and the Catoctin area. Bug pressure on the Eastern Shore drops noticeably after Labor Day, when mosquitoes and greenhead flies thin out.
Winter narrows the options. Cherry Hill Park keeps RV sites open year-round, while several western and coastal state-park loops close or reduce services. Access roads in the Appalachian section can become difficult for larger rigs after snow, and water service in many parks shuts off once temperatures drop below freezing.
Top Hosts in Maryland, US
Martin31 trips - Joined Nov 2021 - Superhost
5.0
We had such a fantastic time in this RV. It was in ideal size for our family of 5. We travelled from Maryland, through ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee. It was nice to drive and didn't feel too big. Clean throughout and no major issues. The host was very helpful and responded super quick to queries. We hope to rent again in the future.
Adam W. - Apr 2026
5.0
Very friendly and easy to work with Flexible pickup and drop-off times were very helpful for our short trip Our family had a great time!
bryon F. - Nov 2024
Vanessa10 trips - Joined Mar 2023
5.0
Both VANessa and Vanessa were awesome. All the amenities are thoughtfully available. Van drove well and my son and I had a trip we’ll talk about for years and remember forever. Vanessa is a great communicator and great person. 5+ stars.
Will L. - Aug 2026
5.0
Had an amazing travel experience with VANessa and Vanessa was a joy to work with. So very accommodating. The van is beautiful and has everything you could want. Even my pup Seamus gave it two paws up!
Kimberly B. - Jul 2026
How to book Maryland campsites
Maryland state park campsites and cabins are reserved through the Maryland Park Service portal at parkreservations.maryland.gov, or by phone at 1-888-432-2267. The system was upgraded with a new platform, so returning campers need to activate a new account before booking or viewing existing reservations. New reservable inventory becomes available at 9 a.m. on days the call center is open, and bookings can typically be made up to 365 days in advance on a rolling daily basis.
From Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, a two-night minimum applies on weekends and must consist of a Thursday/Friday, Friday/Saturday, or Saturday/Sunday stay. Saturday arrivals or departures are not permitted during this period unless the stay is seven nights or more. Stays are capped at 14 cumulative nights within any 21-day period.
Assateague Island National Seashore is booked separately through Recreation.gov on a six-month rolling window. Private parks such as Cherry Hill Park take reservations directly through their own websites.
What to expect at Maryland campgrounds
Site quality varies by park. Assateague State Park offers a limited number of electric sites in select loops, with most sites running as dry camping; bathhouses with hot showers and a sanitary dump station serve the campground. Elk Neck State Park has electric sites with central water and dump stations on site, though some pads can be tricky to level. Greenbrier State Park and Deep Creek Lake State Park provide electric service but no sewer at the site, with sanitary dump stations on the way out.
Cherry Hill Park is the most amenity-heavy option in the state, with full hookups, 30 and 50-amp service, big-rig friendly pull-throughs, Wi-Fi, and cable.
Cell coverage is strong near Baltimore, Washington, and the Ocean City corridor, but drops in parts of Garrett County and along the lower Eastern Shore. Mosquitoes, ticks, and greenhead flies are real considerations from late spring through early fall, especially near marsh and bay shorelines.
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Frequently asked questions about campgrounds in Maryland, US
What kind of driver's license do I need to rent an RV in Maryland?
Good news - renting an RV in Maryland is surprisingly simple. All you need is a regular, valid driver’s license and to be at least 25 years old to book your RV rental. No special commercial license is required, so you can focus on planning your Chesapeake Bay road trip instead of worrying about paperwork. ID confirmation is easy through the RVezy platform. Ready to go? Most guests find the process faster than booking a hotel room.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039008774-Understanding-approved-driver-requirementsWhat’s included with my RV rental in Maryland to protect me during my trip?
Every RV rental in Maryland through RVezy includes a comprehensive protection package selected by you, the renter - not the host. This covers most accidental damage, theft, and more, so you can explore Maryland’s scenic byways with peace of mind. 24/7 roadside assistance is also included, so if you get a flat or need help after hours, support is just a call away. Enjoy the historic towns and Eastern Shore - your adventure is covered from start to finish.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionHow much does it cost to rent an RV in Maryland and are there ways to save?
RV rental in Maryland is affordable year-round, with travel trailers starting around $100 per night and motorhomes typically pricing $150–$250 nightly. Booking midweek, or during early spring or late fall, can score you a cheap RV rental in Maryland. Filters let you sort by price, and delivery cuts down on extra travel expenses. Want to see fall foliage or enjoy budget-friendly crab feasts? Plan for September or October when demand dips but scenery soars.
What if my plans change? How does RV rental cancellation work in Maryland?
Booking your Maryland RV trip is low risk. RVezy has a clear cancellation policy: you can get a full refund if you cancel within 24 hours of the host accepting your booking. After that, refunds depend on how far in advance you cancel (e.g. more than 30 days before trip start means you only forfeit the service fee; closer to the trip, a portion of the rental may be forfeited). If the host cancels, you receive a full refund. Check your booking confirmation for the exact terms. You can book your RV rental in Maryland today knowing the policy is transparent.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360037736674-Understanding-the-cancellation-policy-for-guestsAre there pet-friendly RV rentals in Maryland, and where can I take my furry friend?
Absolutely - finding a pet-friendly RV rental in Maryland is easy with the filter tool. Whether you’re heading to Patapsco Valley State Park or exploring the dog beaches at Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis, many local campgrounds welcome pets. Just check the listing’s pet policy and pack a leash for those awesome Maryland hiking trails. Traveling with pets makes your vacation feel even more like home!
Can I have my RV delivered and set up at a Maryland campground or my house?
Convenience is king - many Maryland hosts offer RV delivery and setup right to your campsite, the Maryland State Fairgrounds, or even your driveway. Just select the delivery filter when booking and your local host will handle the hard parts: towing, leveling, and walkthrough. It’s perfect for first-time RV renters, family reunions, or avoiding Baltimore/DC traffic. Try it for a truly hassle-free start to your Maryland RV adventure.
How far can I drive my rental RV from Maryland, and can I visit nearby states?
You’ve got options! Most hosts allow you to take your Maryland RV rental throughout the Mid-Atlantic - think quick trips to Shenandoah National Park (120 miles), Philadelphia (100 miles), or Virginia Beach (220 miles). Check the listing’s mileage policy and ask about unlimited mileage if you’re planning a longer RV road trip from Maryland. It’s easy to explore the coast, mountains, or even Appalachian getaways on one adventure.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityWhere can I park my RV overnight in Maryland? Are there recommended campgrounds?
RV camping in Maryland is easy to plan with great campgrounds like Assateague Island State Park (on the beach), Cherry Hill Park (near DC), and Cunningham Falls State Park (mountain views and hiking). Overnight street parking is not allowed in Baltimore, and most cities require you to stay at official campgrounds or RV parks. Book state park sites through the Maryland Park Service for the best spots and a true Maryland experience.
When is the best time for an RV road trip in Maryland based on the weather?
Maryland’s best RV travel season is late April through early November, with mild springs, warm summers, and brilliant fall colors. Summer highs in Baltimore average mid-80s °F, while fall brings comfortable days (60s–70s °F) and fewer crowds. State parks fill fast for Memorial Day and July 4th, so book early. Shoulder seasons mean cooler temps and less traffic - perfect for a serene Chesapeake Bay escape.
Is renting an RV in Maryland good for first-timers? What support will I get?
Absolutely - first time renting an RV? Maryland hosts will walk you through everything at pickup, from hook-ups to safety checks. Every RV comes with a detailed orientation, plus you can message your host before booking with any questions. RVezy’s 24/7 support and easy search filters let beginners rent with confidence. Explore Annapolis to Deep Creek Lake feeling like a pro - your host will show you the ropes.
What happens if my RV rental breaks down during my Maryland trip?
Travel worry-free - every RV rental in Maryland comes with 24/7 roadside assistance. If you run into a flat tire, dead battery, or other hiccup, help is on the way anywhere in the state, from the Appalachian foothills to the Eastern Shore. Roadside experts will get you back on the road fast so you can keep chasing those crab cakes or sunsets at Assateague. Just call the provided number and keep exploring Maryland with confidence.
rvezy.com/insurance-and-protectionCan I drive my Maryland RV rental into other states or cross into Canada?
Most Maryland RV rentals allow interstate travel, so you can easily road trip to Pennsylvania, Virginia, or the Carolinas. Planning to cross into Canada? Message your host before booking - cross-border travel to Canada may be possible with advance notice, but trips to Mexico are not covered. Popular long-hauls include Gettysburg (60 miles), the Pocono Mountains (160 miles), and even Niagara Falls (375 miles). Maryland is your jumping-off point for East Coast adventures.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360039340074-Insurance-coverage-validityHow much should I budget for fuel on my Maryland RV trip?
Maryland’s gas prices tend to run near the national average. Most motorhomes get 8–12 miles per gallon, while travel trailers depend on your tow vehicle. For a 250-mile Chesapeake loop, budget about $75–$120 for fuel, depending on RV size and gas prices. Use apps like Maryland 511 to scout cheap stations. Pro tip: Many state parks have fuel nearby, so you’re never far from a fill-up on your Maryland RV rental adventure.
How early should I reserve a campground for my Maryland RV trip?
Maryland’s waterfront and mountain campgrounds fill up quickly, especially on summer weekends. For best results, reserve campgrounds like Assateague Island, Rocky Gap State Park, or Point Lookout State Park at least 2–4 months in advance using the Maryland Park Service reservation system. Flexibility pays off - midweek stays and early spring or late fall trips usually offer more open sites. Book early to snag that perfect bayfront view for your RV camping Maryland experience.
What are Maryland’s local driving conditions like for RV drivers?
Driving an RV in Maryland is generally stress-free, with smooth highways and scenic byways like US-50 and I-70. City traffic around Baltimore and DC can be heavy, especially rush hours. Watch for low bridges on coastal roads and winding stretches in the western mountains. Use apps like CHART (Coordinated Highways Action Response Team) for real-time road conditions and take advantage of RV delivery for urban stays.
What amenities can I expect at Maryland campgrounds for RVs?
Maryland campsites often come with electric and water hookups, dump stations, hot showers, and sometimes even WiFi. State parks like Patapsco Valley offer clean bathhouses, while Cherry Hill Park boasts a pool and camp store. Dump at park-provided stations before you head home - these are common at state and county parks. Ask your host about campground tips for each area, and enjoy the comforts of a true Maryland RV trip.
What features come standard in Maryland RV rentals?
Your Maryland RV rental will typically include a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom, comfy beds, air conditioning, heat, seatbelts for everyone, and often TVs or a generator. Many hosts offer camping chairs, outdoor rugs, grills, or WiFi hotspots as add-ons. Choosing an RV type - like a motorhome or campervan rental in Maryland - is easy with detailed listings and photos. Ask about special features to upgrade your next adventure.
What are some popular add-ons or options for Maryland RV rentals?
Maryland RV rentals can be customized just for you - hosts often offer essentials like linen kits, kitchenware, kayaks, grills, or even delivery and setup for a fee. You can see optional add-ons and prices in each listing. Need unlimited mileage for your cross-state odyssey? Filter for this feature at booking. Make your family RV trip in Maryland even more fun with these upgrades - just add what you want and hit the road.
How does payment work for booking an RV rental in Maryland, and what’s the security deposit?
Booking your RV rental in Maryland is easy and secure. You pay through the RVezy platform. If the host has set a security deposit, RVezy places a temporary authorization on your payment method three days before the trip; no money is transferred. The hold is released 7 days after your trip ends unless an insurance claim is submitted. The deposit amount is shown at checkout. Do a quick walkthrough with your host at pickup and drop-off so everyone is aligned; most guests have the authorization released without a hitch.
help.rvezy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360038106214-How-the-security-deposit-worksCities in Maryland, US with campgrounds
Baltimore, MDOcean City, MDAshton-Sandy Spring, MDBerlin, MDCamp Springs, MDWestminster, MDLa Plata, MDWest Ocean City, MDSykesville, MDEllicott City, MDPittsville, MDFriendly, MDBraddock Heights, MDJessup, MDRosaryville, MDTaneytown, MDRosedale, MDMonrovia, MDMount Airy, MDPasadena, MDFruitland, MDSalisbury, MDNational Harbor, MDBel Air, MD