Maryland is known for its coast and some delicious food. Less known is the fact base camp in Maryland are plentiful and a good place to spend a weekend.

Camping in Maryland

Maryland is one of the former British colonies in America, part of the South Atlantic, which offers different opportunities for campers who want a mix of adventure bird watching, historical settings and outdoor experiences in complex waterways.

Camping in Maryland include as many possibilities as there are places that stretch across the state. Among them, the following offer to rent a cabin space of the store, and even houses with various amenities, located in different regions around the state:

 • Antietam Hagerstown KOA, Williamsport

 • Assateague State Park, Berlin

 • Bar Harbor RV Park, Abingdon

 • Bay Country Campground, Rock Hall

 • Buttonwood Beach RV Resort, Earleville

 • Cedarville State Park, Brandywine

 • Cherry Hill Park, College Park,

 • Cunningham Falls State Park, Thurmont

 • Dennis Point Marina and Camp, Drayden

 • Duncan Family Campground, Lothian

• an eagle's nest Campground, Berlin

 • Elk Neck State Park, North East

 • Fort Campground Whaley, Whaleyville

 • Frontier Town Campground, Ocean City

 • Gambrill State Park, near Myersville

 • Greenbrier State Park, Boonsboro

 • Happy Hills Campground, Hancock

 • Hart-Miller Island State Park, Chesapeake Bay

 • Hidden Springs Campground, Flintstones

 • Holiday Park Camping, Greensboro

 • Janes Island State Park, Crisfield

 • Lake Somerset Family Camp, Westover

 • Little Orleans Camping and Park Area, Little Orleans

 • Camp Maple Gapland

 • Martinak State Park, Denton,

 • Morris Meadows Recreation Farm, Freeland

 • New Germany State Park, Grantsville

 • Camp Ocean City, Ocean City

 • Ole Mink Farm Recreation Resort, Thurmont

 • Patapsco Valley State Park, Ellicott City

 • Pocomoke River State Park, Snow Hill

 • Point Lookout State Park, Scotland

 • Camp Ramblewood, Darlington

 • Ramblin Pines Campgrounds, Woodbine

 • Roaring Point Waterfront Campground, Nanticoke

 • Rocky Gap State Park, Flintstone

 • Smallwood State Park, Marbury

 • Susquehanna State Park, Havre de Grace Area

 • Swallow Falls State Park, Oakland,

 • Take It Easy Campground, Callaway

 • Tuckahoe State Park, Queen Anne

 • Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park, Hagerstown

Most of Maryland State Forests and equipment rental supply National Park for sailing, canoeing and kayaking, as some of the best campsites are forms nearby waterways, including 28,500 acres of Fishing Bay Water Trail, the Janes Island Water Trail, or Big Gunpowder Falls.

Going to camps in Maryland is a good way to get off the couch, a little fresh air and relax. Go out and go!

Rick Chapo is with Nomad Journals – makers of gifts for dad. Visit us to read more articles about camping.

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