Camping in the Parks
Camping offers an escape into nature, where adventure and relaxation go hand in hand. Whether hiking through scenic trails, stargazing by a crackling campfire, or waking up to the serene sounds of wildlife, camping provides unforgettable experiences and a refreshing break from everyday life. It’s a perfect way to bond with friends and family, reconnect with nature, and create lasting memories,
We offer the following camping sites.
Little Bennett Campground
Little Bennett Campground is the perfect staycation for County residents and an ideal spot for RV travelers from near and far. Nestled in 3,700 acres of forests and meadows, it offers 91 wooded campsites, including full hook-up and pull-thru sites, as well as three cabins, three yurts, and three canvas tent sites. Immaculate facilities, miles of hiking and biking trails, and a variety of seasonal activities make it a great choice for both first-time and veteran campers. Each campsite provides a tranquil setting with amenities such as picnic tables, campfire rings, and lantern posts, ensuring a comfortable and scenic stay.
The Robert C. McDonell Campground at Cabin John Park
The Robert C. McDonell Campground features seven walk-in primitive sites and an accessible group pavilion. Each campsite includes two tent pads, two picnic tables, a grill, and a fire pit, accommodating up to 10 campers depending on the site.
Hike in at Little Bennett Regional Park
Overnight Hike-In:
This site can accommodate up to 60 guests and is only accessible by foot. Motor vehicles are prohibited at this site.
Horse Trailer at Little Bennett Park
Each site can accommodate up to six people in either two tents or one tent and RV.
Horse manure must be disposed of at the designated waste removal stations
Motor vehicles and/or camping vehicles must be parked within the assigned site. No more than two (2) vehicles may be parked at any campsite.
Service or commercial vehicles and construction equipment are not permitted in campground
