Cabin Camp 4 (By Reservation Only)

Caledon State Park

Caledon lets visitors see bald eagles in their natural habitat. Guests enjoy the park's picnic shelter and enjoy hiking its mature, ancient forest.

Widewater State Park

On a peninsula where Aquia Creek and the Potomac River meet, Widewater State Park provides access to both bodies of water. The park has a visitor center, picnic shelters, playgrounds, restrooms, canoe-kayak launches and hiking trails. The park highlights the area’s natural, historical and recreational resources.

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On a peninsula where Aquia Creek and the Potomac River meet, Widewater State Park provides access to both bodies of water. The park has a visitor center, picnic shelters, playgrounds, restrooms, canoe-kayak launches and hiking trails. The park highlights the area’s natural, historical and recreational resources.

Maryland State Parks, Maryland

Nestled where Mattawoman Creek meets the Potomac River, Smallwood State Park offers a peaceful riverside retreat that combines natural beauty with historical charm. Campers love the shady, wooded campsites and well-maintained grounds, complete with modern amenities like a marina, cabin rentals, and a convenient General's store—all set against the backdrop of historic grounds once home to a Revolutionary War general.

Prince William Forest Park

18100 Park Headquarters Rd.

Deep within Prince William Forest Park lies Chopawamsic Backcountry Camping, where eight secluded sites await those seeking an authentic wilderness experience. A scenic two-mile loop trail leads adventurers into this pristine 400-acre sanctuary, where the only sounds are rustling leaves and distant bird calls. Here, far from the crowds and conveniences of traditional campgrounds, you'll discover what camping was meant to be—just you, your gear, and the untouched forest surrounding you on all sides.

ATTN: CABIN CAMPS 18100 PARK HEADQUARTERS RD TRIANGLE VA 22172

Nestled deep within Prince William Forest Park's sprawling 15,000 acres, Cabin Camp 3 offers a rare escape into Virginia's protected Piedmont wilderness. Here, 13 charming rustic cabins serve as your gateway to an extraordinary natural sanctuary where miles of winding trails beckon hikers and bikers through ancient forests. This hidden gem provides the perfect balance of simple comfort and wild adventure, allowing you to immerse yourself in pristine woodland settings while enjoying the cozy shelter of historic cabins.

5000 Scenic Drive

Step back in time at Cabin Camp 3 (C Unit), where rustic 1930s cabins built by the Civilian Conservation Corps invite modern adventurers to experience a piece of living history. Nestled within Prince William Forest Park, this charming retreat features original brick fireplaces that warm the dining hall and craft lodges, creating an atmosphere where stories of the past blend seamlessly with today's outdoor adventures. The camp's thoughtfully designed linear layout accommodates up to 76 guests across cozy cabins that sleep 10 people each, making it the perfect basecamp for family reunions, scout troops, or group retreats seeking an authentic outdoor experience with historic charm.

17425 Mawavi Road, Triangle, VA, 22172, USA

Step into history at Cabin Camp 5, where the legacy of America's Great Depression-era builders lives on. As the crowning achievement of the Civilian Conservation Corps and Works Progress Administration, this expansive retreat stands as Prince William Forest Park's largest and most versatile accommodation. In summer months, the camp buzzes with life as up to 210 guests fill its distinctive mix of cozy cabins and spacious dormitories. When winter arrives, the camp transforms into an intimate haven for 104, thanks to its distinction as the park's only heated facility. Whether you're gathering under the stars at the outdoor picnic pavilion or settling into a cabin built for two to four, you'll discover a perfect blend of rustic charm and modern comfort that keeps adventurers returning year-round.

Prince William Forest Park

Step into a piece of living history at Cabin Camp 2, where 132 acres of pristine wilderness have welcomed adventurers since 1937. This National Register of Historic Places gem features a charming collection of rustic cabins—primarily cozy 4-person retreats, with select 2- and 6-person options for couples or larger groups. The thoughtfully designed circular layout creates a welcoming community atmosphere, while the historic lodge serves as a gathering place for sharing stories under starlit skies. Modern comforts blend seamlessly with vintage charm, including a well-maintained bath house, expansive ballfield for afternoon games, and direct access to the sparkling lake that has drawn families back generation after generation.

VISITOR CENTER, 18170 PARK ENTRANCE ROAD, Triangle, VA, 22172, USA

Nestled among towering trees, Turkey Run Ridge Group Campground brings people together in nature's embrace. This woodland retreat welcomes organized groups from 7 to 40 adventurers across nine thoughtfully spaced sites, making it the perfect basecamp for scout troops discovering the wilderness, school groups learning beyond classroom walls, or families reuniting under starlit skies. Each site comes equipped with sturdy picnic tables for communal meals, fire grills for evening storytelling sessions, and lantern posts that cast a warm glow as darkness falls. Modern restrooms with sinks and flush toilets ensure comfort without compromising the authentic outdoor experience. Since parking spaces are at a premium in this secluded forest setting, carpooling transforms the journey into part of the adventure, allowing groups to bond before even setting up camp.

Leesylvania State Park

This 508-acre park borders the historic Potomac River and offers camping, four hiking trails, boat launch ramps, fishing and guided canoe tours.

VISITOR CENTER, 18170 PARK ENTRANCE ROAD, Triangle, VA 22172, USA

Just 35 miles from the bustling streets of Washington, D.C., Oak Ridge Campground offers a remarkable transformation from urban chaos to natural tranquility. Nestled within Prince William Forest Park, this 100-site woodland retreat welcomes adventurers with open arms, whether you're pitching a tent under towering canopies or parking your RV beneath star-filled skies. Here, city dwellers discover their scenic escape without venturing far from home, finding solace in rustling leaves and birdsong rather than traffic and sirens.

Prince William Forest Park

Nestled within 15,000 acres of protected wilderness, Prince William Forest Park RV Campground serves as your gateway to both natural serenity and the nation's capital. Modern amenities meet forest tranquility here, where spacious pull-through sites come equipped with full hook-ups, while a refreshing pool and convenient laundry facilities ensure comfort during your stay. Just a short drive from Washington, D.C., this haven offers the perfect balance—wake up to birdsong and forest breezes, then explore iconic monuments and museums by day.

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Mason Neck, known for bald eagles, boasts hardwood forests consisting of oaks, holly, hickory and other trees. Several wetland areas are also found in the park.

Mason Neck State Park

Mason Neck, known for bald eagles, boasts hardwood forests consisting of oaks, holly, hickory and other trees. Several wetland areas are also found in the park.

6501 Pohick Bay Drive, Lorton, Virginia, 22079, United States

Nestled along the shores of the Potomac River, Pohick Bay Regional Park invites adventurers to discover a perfect blend of outdoor excitement and serene natural beauty. Whether you're perfecting your putt at the scenic mini golf course, paddling through calm waters with rental boats, or watching kids splash with joy at Pirate's Cove Waterpark, this versatile campground transforms every stay into an unforgettable experience. Winding trails beckon hikers through lush forests, while families gather for lakeside picnics as the sun sets over the water.

Fort Washington Park

George Washington Memorial Parkway

7700 Bull Run Drive , Centreville, Virginia, 20121, United States

Nestled in the heart of Northern Virginia, Bull Run Regional Park Campground beckons adventurers with its diverse array of accommodations tailored to every camping style. Whether you're pitching a tent under starlit skies, parking your RV at a full-service site complete with electric, water, and sewer hookups, or seeking the comfort of rustic cabins, this woodland retreat delivers the perfect balance of nature and convenience. Spacious group camping areas make it ideal for family reunions and scout troops, while solo travelers find solace in the peaceful tent sites scattered throughout the property. As one enchanted visitor noted, "Bull Run Regional Park is a fantastic destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers," capturing the essence of what makes this campground a cherished escape from city life.

Fort Dupont Park

5000 Scenic Drive

17425 Mawavi Road, Triangle, VA, 22172, USA

Prince William Forest Park

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6501 Pohick Bay Drive, Lorton, Virginia, 22079, United States

VISITOR CENTER, 18170 PARK ENTRANCE ROAD, Triangle, VA 22172, USA

18100 Park Headquarters Rd.

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Prince William Forest Park

ATTN: CABIN CAMPS 18100 PARK HEADQUARTERS RD TRIANGLE VA 22172

Maryland State Parks, Maryland

7700 Bull Run Drive , Centreville, Virginia, 20121, United States

VISITOR CENTER, 18170 PARK ENTRANCE ROAD, Triangle, VA, 22172, USA

Prince William Forest Park

Leesylvania State Park

Mason Neck State Park

Widewater State Park

George Washington Memorial Parkway

Fort Washington Park

Caledon State Park

2021 Hurricane Camp Road, Sugar Grove, VA, 24375, USA

Tucked away in the rolling mountains of southwest Virginia, Hurricane Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its pristine creeks and towering forest canopy. Here, where Hurricane Branch meets Comers Creek, campsites nestle beneath a cathedral of mixed oak and hemlock trees, their branches creating natural shade pavilions over soft, grassy clearings. Adventure awaits just beyond your tent flap, with direct access to the legendary Appalachian Trail and the scenic Hurricane Knob Trail winding through the surrounding wilderness.

96 Sherando Lake Road, Lyndhurst, VA 22952

Escape to Sherando Lake Group Camp, where tent camping takes on a whole new meaning against the backdrop of Virginia's stunning Blue Ridge Mountains. This exclusive tent-only facility within the acclaimed Sherando Lake Recreation Area has become a beloved gathering place for those seeking memorable outdoor experiences. From multi-generational family reunions to Scout troops earning their wilderness badges, church retreats to corporate team-building adventures, this special campground transforms ordinary group outings into extraordinary memories under the stars.

64 North Bend Drive, Boydton, VA 23917

Discover your perfect lakeside escape at North Bend Park, where over 200 campsites sprawl across the scenic shores of Kerr Reservoir. As the crown jewel of the reservoir's park system, this expansive outdoor haven welcomes both tent campers seeking a connection with nature and RV enthusiasts looking for modern conveniences. Wake up to stunning water views, refresh with hot showers after a day of adventure, and enjoy the comfort of flush toilets and full RV hookups including a convenient dump station. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, North Bend Park offers the ideal blend of natural beauty and essential amenities.

Grayson Highlands State Park

The park is home to plenty of wildlife and offers camping, picnic shelters, lodging, boat launches and numerous types of trails. Canoeing is popular here.

620 Salthouse Branch Road, Henry, VA 24102, USA

Nestled along the pristine waters of Philpott Lake, Salthouse Branch Campground beckons outdoor enthusiasts to experience the raw beauty of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. This lakeside haven offers 111 thoughtfully designed campsites, from fully-equipped electric sites perfect for RV adventurers to secluded primitive tent spots where you can truly disconnect. For those seeking the ultimate escape, boat-in sites provide exclusive waterfront camping accessible only by water. Modern comforts meet wilderness charm with well-maintained flush toilets, hot showers, and a convenient dump station. Days here unfold with endless possibilities: explore winding hiking trails through ancient forests, dive into crystal-clear swimming areas, or launch your boat for a day of fishing and exploration on the lake's expansive waters.

16064 Highway 58, Boydton, VA 23917

Nestled along the pristine shores of John H. Kerr Reservoir, Rudds Creek Recreation Area beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of waterfront beauty and woodland tranquility. This beloved campground welcomes both tent campers seeking a connection with nature and RV travelers looking for modern conveniences, all while providing direct access to one of the Southeast's premier recreational lakes. From sunrise fishing expeditions to lazy afternoon swims, Rudds Creek serves as your gateway to endless aquatic adventures.

811 Cave Mountain Lake Road

Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Cave Mountain Lake Family Camp beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its pristine 7-acre lake sparkling beneath forested peaks. Here, families gather on sandy shores for afternoon swims, cast lines into crystal-clear waters teeming with fish, and explore winding trails that reveal the area's natural splendor. This rustic mountain retreat serves as your gateway to adventure, with the legendary Natural Bridge and historic Lexington just a short drive away, offering the perfect blend of wilderness tranquility and cultural exploration.

Grayson Highlands State Park

Grayson Highlands Campground sits at over 4,500 feet elevation within Grayson Highlands State Park, offering a peaceful high-mountain camping experience in southwestern Virginia. The campground provides access to the park's famous wild ponies that roam freely near the Appalachian Trail, which passes through the park. With approximately 135 sites including pull-through spaces, campers enjoy well-spaced, quiet sites surrounded by stunning ridge scenery. The area is known for its cooler temperatures even in summer, making it an ideal escape from the heat. Popular activities include hiking the Twin Pinnacle and Wilburn Ridge trails, wildlife viewing, and stargazing in the clear mountain air.

4780 Goose Point Road, Bassett, VA, 24055, USA

Where the crystal waters of Philpott Lake meet the ancient foothills of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains, Goose Point Campground offers an enchanting escape into nature's embrace. This lakeside haven features 63 thoughtfully positioned campsites, including 53 sites equipped with electric and water hookups for modern comfort. Wake up to panoramic mountain vistas and spend your days enjoying an impressive array of amenities: from the refreshing beach and convenient boat launch to the fishing pier where memories are made. Families delight in the playground and picnic shelter, while evening programs at the amphitheater bring campers together under starlit skies. With flush toilets, hot showers, and a dump station, Goose Point perfectly balances wilderness adventure with creature comforts.

5199 Carter's Point Road, Buffalo Junction, VA 24529

Nestled along the pristine shores of John H. Kerr Reservoir, Buffalo Park beckons outdoor enthusiasts with its perfect blend of waterfront tranquility and modern comfort. This lakeside haven offers 21 thoughtfully positioned campsites, ranging from 11 electric sites (including one spacious double site perfect for larger groups) to 10 primitive sites for those seeking a more rustic experience. Whether you're launching your boat at dawn, taking a refreshing dip at the swim beach, or simply unwinding under the stars, you'll appreciate the convenience of hot showers and flush toilets after a full day of adventure.