Assateague Island National Seashore Campground

Nice campsite. Definitely need bug spray, but the ocean breeze helped keep the mosquitos at bay. Bathrooms were pretty clean for being pit toilets.

We camped on the beach in the ocean side walk in camping area. Sites were clean, staff was friendly, everything met our expectations. It was way too hot, but no one can control that. The only downside is the people who cannot seem to heed the warnings about the horses, and leave food accessible in their campsites.

The national campground provides an idyllic, affordable family vacation. Be sure to bring a shade tent and don't over-pack. We love kayaking in the bay, visiting the Berlin farmer's market, the Snow Hill toy shop and the Island Creamery. The Assateague Outfitters do a fantastic job at the Five Tides.

I had a great time with my family. We have already decided to make this an annual thing.

We stayed at camp site 100.in my opinion it was the best site. It was private and spacious. The dunes protected from the heavy winds. Got firewood from the store there,decently priced. Quiet time was really quiet time, no loud music or parties
Great place for families. The mosquitos are pretty bad in the evening but nothing a little bug spray can't help. Horses were beautiful and easily spotted everywhere we went
Truly the best way to visit the beach, it wasn't overly crowded. Everyone was chill. Would have given 5 stars but the bathrooms were terrible. I know they are basically porta potties but still it was bad

The mosquitoes will continue until morale improves.

We’ve been camping at Assateague for many years, and it’s always a wonderful time. What started as something we did on our own has turned into an annual family trip that we all look forward to. We also usually spend Thanksgiving at Assateague, so needless to say, we really love it there!

I know a lot of people complain about the bugs, but that’s honestly just part of camping at a national park on an island surrounded by marshlands. You have to expect some bugs! This year, we had a breeze for most of our trip, and because of the direction of the breeze, the bugs really weren’t too bad.

We also noticed more rangers around this year monitoring the horses and their interactions with visitors, which was nice to see. The campground hosts and staff did a great job keeping the horse droppings cleared out of the campsites, the dumpsters emptied, and the bathrooms and showers clean.

As always, we had a great time and are already looking forward to our next trip. If you’re going to Assateague, just remember that it’s a national park and a barrier island - you’re going to have bugs, wind, sand, and wild horses! That’s all part of what makes it Assateague. We wouldn’t keep coming back year after year if we didn’t love it!

Beautiful island, the weather was amazing. The mosquitoes and horse flies were pretty bad. 7th year here, will continue to visit forever. This year I saw the most horses that I ever have.

It was so beautiful and so clean. We couldn’t have asked for a better trip. Would definitely recommend.

The wild horses exceeded my expectations. We saw them immediately as we entered the park. It was also a unique experience dry camping by the ocean. Would definitely return in the future. The visitor center is a must-do as well.