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VerifiedDecember 6, 2023 Stayed at: D129, Loop: LOOP D
Sites were clean, bathrooms good
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1617 reviews
Greenbelt Campground serves as an excellent base for exploring Washington, DC, offering a safe and peaceful environment. While bathroom facilities could use some updates and maintenance, the campground overall is well-maintained, with friendly staff and a beautiful natural setting. Many visitors appreciated the quiet atmosphere, convenient location near the Metro, and affordable rates, making it a recommendable spot for camping in the city.
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December 6, 2023 Stayed at: D129, Loop: LOOP D
Sites were clean, bathrooms good
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December 7, 2023 Stayed at: A18, Loop: Scout/Youth/Organized Group
My 2 day stay was comfortable. Restrooms were warm and clean on some chilly days
The staff was friendly und helpful this is great in the off season not sure if I world enjoy as much during peak times
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December 7, 2023 Stayed at: A18, Loop: Scout/Youth/Organized Group
My 2 day stay was comfortable. Restrooms were warm and clean on some chilly days
The staff was friendly und helpful this is great in the off season not sure if I world enjoy as much during peak times
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December 7, 2023 Stayed at: A18, Loop: Scout/Youth/Organized Group
My 2 day stay was comfortable. Restrooms were warm and clean on some chilly days
The staff was friendly und helpful this is great in the off season not sure if I world enjoy as much during peak times
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December 17, 2023 Stayed at: B64, Loop: LOOP B
Amenities: Standard Nonelectric, Water spicket next to camp, fire pit with cooking grill, picnic table, Clean Park bathroom with shower about 200 ft away. Pet friendly (leached). Paved pull-in for camper trailer or RV.
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS: Good cell phone service, Active Park ranger station nearby, Police station at entrance, Some hiking possible. Only about 3 mi from food and gas. Can hear I95 traffic in the distance. Bring your own firewood. Our camping party: 2 adults, one dog.
Nice Park. Camping lots are fairly close together. Grounds well kept. Bathrooms are very clean and prepped. Roving Ranger checks sites every now and then. The feeling of good security is high in this park. The proximity to the beltway and Washington is part of the perk of camping here. The beltway traffic that can be heard is not that loud, but during high traffic times is recognizable. We were only here for initial shakedown of the new Bushwhacker. We did not have time to explore due to approaching storm. On the way out, park ranger thanked us for the stay and welcomed us to come again.
Verdict: I have no issues coming back here again.
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December 17, 2023 Stayed at: B64, Loop: LOOP B
Amenities: Standard Nonelectric, Water spicket next to camp, fire pit with cooking grill, picnic table, Clean Park bathroom with shower about 200 ft away. Pet friendly (leached). Paved pull-in for camper trailer or RV.
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS: Good cell phone service, Active Park ranger station nearby, Police station at entrance, Some hiking possible. Only about 3 mi from food and gas. Can hear I95 traffic in the distance. Bring your own firewood. Our camping party: 2 adults, one dog.
Nice Park. Camping lots are fairly close together. Grounds well kept. Bathrooms are very clean and prepped. Roving Ranger checks sites every now and then. The feeling of good security is high in this park. The proximity to the beltway and Washington is part of the perk of camping here. The beltway traffic that can be heard is not that loud, but during high traffic times is recognizable. We were only here for initial shakedown of the new Bushwhacker. We did not have time to explore due to approaching storm. On the way out, park ranger thanked us for the stay and welcomed us to come again.
Verdict: I have no issues coming back here again.
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December 17, 2023 Stayed at: B64, Loop: LOOP B
Amenities: Standard Nonelectric, Water spicket next to camp, fire pit with cooking grill, picnic table, Clean Park bathroom with shower about 200 ft away. Pet friendly (leached). Paved pull-in for camper trailer or RV.
OTHER CONSIDERATIONS: Good cell phone service, Active Park ranger station nearby, Police station at entrance, Some hiking possible. Only about 3 mi from food and gas. Can hear I95 traffic in the distance. Bring your own firewood. Our camping party: 2 adults, one dog.
Nice Park. Camping lots are fairly close together. Grounds well kept. Bathrooms are very clean and prepped. Roving Ranger checks sites every now and then. The feeling of good security is high in this park. The proximity to the beltway and Washington is part of the perk of camping here. The beltway traffic that can be heard is not that loud, but during high traffic times is recognizable. We were only here for initial shakedown of the new Bushwhacker. We did not have time to explore due to approaching storm. On the way out, park ranger thanked us for the stay and welcomed us to come again.
Verdict: I have no issues coming back here again.
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January 9, 2024 Stayed at: B43, Loop: LOOP B
The perimeter trail was a great hike, although because of some detours and poor signage I had difficulty finding my way back to the campground.
We used the campground as a base to go into Washington and visit the museums using the Metro.
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January 9, 2024 Stayed at: B43, Loop: LOOP B
The perimeter trail was a great hike, although because of some detours and poor signage I had difficulty finding my way back to the campground.
We used the campground as a base to go into Washington and visit the museums using the Metro.
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January 9, 2024 Stayed at: B43, Loop: LOOP B
The perimeter trail was a great hike, although because of some detours and poor signage I had difficulty finding my way back to the campground.
We used the campground as a base to go into Washington and visit the museums using the Metro.
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6565 Greenbelt Road, Greenbelt, MD 20770 United States
Elevation: 29 ft
Greenbelt Campground is located near the Baltimore-Washington Parkway (MD 295), which is approximately 2 miles away, providing access to both Washington, D.C. and Baltimore. Additionally, it is close to I-95 and I-495 (Capital Beltway), which are within 5 miles of the campground.
Last updated: October 25, 2026