The best tiny homes near Washington, DC
98% (235) • 7 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Washington, DC
TINYHOME n WOODS & PRIVATE ISLAND
1. TINYHOME n WOODS & PRIVATE ISLAND
97%
(76)
42mi from Washington, DC · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Discover the all-new and upgraded camping experience at our stunning property, now featuring a charming tiny home at the Tree Star Campsite complete with a private bathroom. Nestled within 133 acres of pristine nature, this unique spot offers comfort and tranquility like never before.
In addition to the Tree Star site, we proudly offer a Private Island Campsite—an exclusive getaway that delivers a true off-road adventure. Please note, reaching the island requires a four-wheel-drive vehicle to navigate the rugged terrain and ensure a smooth arrival.
For those seeking the ultimate retreat, the entire property can be booked together, providing a massive, immersive outdoor experience filled with diverse landscapes and unforgettable moments.
To enhance your stay, we provide a variety of convenient add-ons including firewood, trash removal, and natural spring water, making your visit comfortable and hassle-free.
We’re back and better than ever, delivering unique experiences through our thoughtful upgrades and exceptional offerings. Your next adventure awaits!
Enjoy and take lots of photos to share, you'll love it.
Check out our Instagram for additional photos and videos of @farmzen_
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$99
/ night
Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
2. Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
96%
(138)
46mi from Washington, DC · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Surrounded by tall Oak and Poplar trees 1mile off the Appalachian trail. Cars do fine driving into the spot to park. There is some wood around to burn to forage for. Lots of trails l, breweries, wineries, rivers and such nearby. This is not good for toddlers but kids 6 and up will be fine. Thank you and enjoy
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$55
/ night
Tiny Hidden Ridge
3. Tiny Hidden Ridge
100%
(48)
48mi from Washington, DC · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
We are 1 mile from the C&O canal for bicycle riding, and 1 mile from Maryland Heights hiking trail, and two miles from the Appalachian Trail. This tiny house is on our 5 acre mini farm where we have a few animals and a small garden. Enjoy the outdoor fire pits, grill, and swing for relaxing and watching the deer pass by.
Pets
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Campfires
from
$45
/ night
THE STABLES AT MEZZA LUNA CONDO
4. THE STABLES AT MEZZA LUNA CONDO
30mi from Washington, DC · 1 site
2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH CONDO LOCATED ON HORSE FARM. SLEEPS 6
Enjoy easy access to nature right from your campsite: explore rolling single-track and equestrian trails at Oak Ridge Conservation Park, stroll or bike the scenic Magruder Branch Trail, play or picnic at Damascus Recreational Park, or head a bit farther to Black Hill Regional Park for lakeside hikes, paddling and woodlands.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$250
/ night
Little House by The Water
5. Little House by The Water
47mi from Washington, DC · 1 site
Serenity - Privacy - Beauty - This little house by the water has it all. New Sealy queen-size mattress, well-equipped kitchen, Cuisinart coffee maker, full oven, glass-topped stove, new refrigerator, and fully screened porch with water view. Perfect for 1 or 2 adults looking to get off the grid and recharge. In St. Mary's County, MD, just 90 minutes south of Washington, DC. However, the space is small, and it is really a studio apartment as I think the pictures make evident.
Guest access
Your own kitchen, your own screened porch, our dock, bird watching (eagles, hawks, osprey, martins, bluebirds), deer, rabbits, occasional foxes, wild turkeys, and, if you are fortunate, peacocks. St. Mary's City is 40 minutes away, and there are numerous restaurants accessible within 20 minutes. Even though we are out in the hinterland, there are 2 local bars where live bands play on a regular basis within a 10-15 minute drive.
Other things to note
This is a warm and cozy space, just perfect for relaxing. There is a bookcase full of books on a variety of subjects, from escape reading to serious philosophical essays, and the water is on view 24/7. There is also a VHS player and more than 40 movies available. There is no cable or WiFi access, but most phones work here. The reception for T-Mobile is not so good
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$92
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Eddie Mae's Tiny Cabin
6. Eddie Mae's Tiny Cabin
100%
(4)
48mi from Washington, DC · 1 site
Welcome to Eddie Mae's Tiny Cabin. Just 90 minutes from Washington DC and Baltimore. Nestled in a residential neighborhood on 1 1/2 acres with winter views of the Shenandoah River. Just 7.5 miles from Historic Harpers Ferry, 9 miles from Charles Town Races/Slots, close to Harpers Ferry Adventure Center, River Riders, multiple hiking areas and many wineries and breweries. You will still get the privacy you long for on our wooded spot with a large area cleared out in the middle .
Are you looking for a unique stay while still enjoying the modern comforts of home? Then this is for you! Eddie Mae's is just 288 SF. It has a 250 gal. water holding tank, 5 gal. hot water heater and dry flush toilet. The couch turns into a queen bed, the loft has two twin beds. The property has access to the river walking distance where you can relax, float on tubes (provided) or bring your own kayak. There is also a firepit with Adirondack chairs, a gas grill, lounge chairs and indoor and outdoor games for your enjoyment.
1 pet is allowed for an additional fee. Please message me for details.
We're thrilled to host you at our tiny cabin! We just wanted to give you a heads up that while our cabin is cozy and charming, it's definitely not what you might consider 'luxury'. It's more of a unique glamping and rustic experience, with modified modern accommodations perfect for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and reconnect with nature while still enjoying modern amenities. We hope you'll embrace the simplicity and charm of our space and enjoy all that it has to offer. Let us know if you have any questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to know before your stay. Can't wait to welcome you!
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$175
/ night
98% (235) • 7 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Washington, DC
TINYHOME n WOODS & PRIVATE ISLAND
1. TINYHOME n WOODS & PRIVATE ISLAND
97%
(76)
42mi from Washington, DC · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Discover the all-new and upgraded camping experience at our stunning property, now featuring a charming tiny home at the Tree Star Campsite complete with a private bathroom. Nestled within 133 acres of pristine nature, this unique spot offers comfort and tranquility like never before.
In addition to the Tree Star site, we proudly offer a Private Island Campsite—an exclusive getaway that delivers a true off-road adventure. Please note, reaching the island requires a four-wheel-drive vehicle to navigate the rugged terrain and ensure a smooth arrival.
For those seeking the ultimate retreat, the entire property can be booked together, providing a massive, immersive outdoor experience filled with diverse landscapes and unforgettable moments.
To enhance your stay, we provide a variety of convenient add-ons including firewood, trash removal, and natural spring water, making your visit comfortable and hassle-free.
We’re back and better than ever, delivering unique experiences through our thoughtful upgrades and exceptional offerings. Your next adventure awaits!
Enjoy and take lots of photos to share, you'll love it.
Check out our Instagram for additional photos and videos of @farmzen_
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$99
/ night
Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
2. Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
96%
(138)
46mi from Washington, DC · 6 sites · Tents, Lodging
Surrounded by tall Oak and Poplar trees 1mile off the Appalachian trail. Cars do fine driving into the spot to park. There is some wood around to burn to forage for. Lots of trails l, breweries, wineries, rivers and such nearby. This is not good for toddlers but kids 6 and up will be fine. Thank you and enjoy
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$55
/ night
Tiny Hidden Ridge
3. Tiny Hidden Ridge
100%
(48)
48mi from Washington, DC · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
We are 1 mile from the C&O canal for bicycle riding, and 1 mile from Maryland Heights hiking trail, and two miles from the Appalachian Trail. This tiny house is on our 5 acre mini farm where we have a few animals and a small garden. Enjoy the outdoor fire pits, grill, and swing for relaxing and watching the deer pass by.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$45
/ night
THE STABLES AT MEZZA LUNA CONDO
4. THE STABLES AT MEZZA LUNA CONDO
30mi from Washington, DC · 1 site
2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH CONDO LOCATED ON HORSE FARM. SLEEPS 6
Enjoy easy access to nature right from your campsite: explore rolling single-track and equestrian trails at Oak Ridge Conservation Park, stroll or bike the scenic Magruder Branch Trail, play or picnic at Damascus Recreational Park, or head a bit farther to Black Hill Regional Park for lakeside hikes, paddling and woodlands.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$250
/ night
Little House by The Water
5. Little House by The Water
47mi from Washington, DC · 1 site
Serenity - Privacy - Beauty - This little house by the water has it all. New Sealy queen-size mattress, well-equipped kitchen, Cuisinart coffee maker, full oven, glass-topped stove, new refrigerator, and fully screened porch with water view. Perfect for 1 or 2 adults looking to get off the grid and recharge. In St. Mary's County, MD, just 90 minutes south of Washington, DC. However, the space is small, and it is really a studio apartment as I think the pictures make evident.
Guest access
Your own kitchen, your own screened porch, our dock, bird watching (eagles, hawks, osprey, martins, bluebirds), deer, rabbits, occasional foxes, wild turkeys, and, if you are fortunate, peacocks. St. Mary's City is 40 minutes away, and there are numerous restaurants accessible within 20 minutes. Even though we are out in the hinterland, there are 2 local bars where live bands play on a regular basis within a 10-15 minute drive.
Other things to note
This is a warm and cozy space, just perfect for relaxing. There is a bookcase full of books on a variety of subjects, from escape reading to serious philosophical essays, and the water is on view 24/7. There is also a VHS player and more than 40 movies available. There is no cable or WiFi access, but most phones work here. The reception for T-Mobile is not so good
Toilets
Showers
Potable water
from
$92
/ night
Eddie Mae's Tiny Cabin
6. Eddie Mae's Tiny Cabin
100%
(4)
48mi from Washington, DC · 1 site
Welcome to Eddie Mae's Tiny Cabin. Just 90 minutes from Washington DC and Baltimore. Nestled in a residential neighborhood on 1 1/2 acres with winter views of the Shenandoah River. Just 7.5 miles from Historic Harpers Ferry, 9 miles from Charles Town Races/Slots, close to Harpers Ferry Adventure Center, River Riders, multiple hiking areas and many wineries and breweries. You will still get the privacy you long for on our wooded spot with a large area cleared out in the middle .
Are you looking for a unique stay while still enjoying the modern comforts of home? Then this is for you! Eddie Mae's is just 288 SF. It has a 250 gal. water holding tank, 5 gal. hot water heater and dry flush toilet. The couch turns into a queen bed, the loft has two twin beds. The property has access to the river walking distance where you can relax, float on tubes (provided) or bring your own kayak. There is also a firepit with Adirondack chairs, a gas grill, lounge chairs and indoor and outdoor games for your enjoyment.
1 pet is allowed for an additional fee. Please message me for details.
We're thrilled to host you at our tiny cabin! We just wanted to give you a heads up that while our cabin is cozy and charming, it's definitely not what you might consider 'luxury'. It's more of a unique glamping and rustic experience, with modified modern accommodations perfect for those looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life and reconnect with nature while still enjoying modern amenities. We hope you'll embrace the simplicity and charm of our space and enjoy all that it has to offer. Let us know if you have any questions or if there's anything specific you'd like to know before your stay. Can't wait to welcome you!
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$175
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Shelby
December 2025
1 night at Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
The cabin was very well heated for hours in 30 degree and below weather. Well stocked with supplies, and Matt was helpful in providing freshly chopped firewood, lighter, and a grill! A big supply of drinking water and coffee. Had a great time having a bonfire the whole night. Porta potty was pretty decent too. Matt seemed like a cool host in general, and gave us great suggestions for hiking! Would recommend to anyone and I would probably hang out with him if he invited us.
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Theodrick
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Tiny Hidden Ridge
This property has it all in terms of a glamping outdoor experience. The outdoor amenities with the sauna and hot tub were incredible. The indoor amenities had all the creature comforts you could ever want too.
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Taylor
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
Great spot for a last second trip to the mountains and very close to the Appalachian trail. Matt made sure I had everything I needed for my stay and I will definitely try to make another trip here soon!
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amber
November 2025
With pets
What an amazing retreat! We wanted to ditch the tent for the night and it was so worth it. The basketball court was an added touch of fun.
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Maddie
November 2025
Weekend Trip to Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
This spot was a cute and comfy respite from every day life and had everything we needed. Waking up to the rain surrounded by trees, warm and cozy in bed was such a treat. We definitely plan to return!
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Kelly
October 2025
With kids
The Tiny Cottage was perfect and is in such a beautifully wild area. We only wish we got to stay and enjoy it longer! It was very charming and had everything we needed to land for the night on our move. We would definitely choose to come back and explore the area more another time.
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Mary
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
Beautiful location. Excellent and friendly communication with owner.
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Sydney
October 2025
With pets
Our night at the tiny house was perfect! The house was clean and cozy. Feeding the goats and sitting by the fire was so much fun!
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Michael
October 2025
With kids
The cabin was exactly as advertised. Matt was a great host and ensured we were well accommodated for during our stay.
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Noris
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
We loved our stay at Gracie’s Place. It’s a rustic and romantic cabin tucked in the woods, perfect for a quiet weekend escape. The host was incredibly thoughtful—he had everything we needed ready for us, including paper towels, water, firewood, and even a wine bottle opener.
The cabin itself was cozy and charming. The bed was very comfy and the personal balcony gave us a sense of tranquility, surrounded by nature. It felt peaceful and remote while still being close enough to town and stores for quick trips.
The only drawback is there’s a house nearby with a partial view into the curtainless window which took away a bit of our privacy. Still, the atmosphere was romantic and relaxing overall and we’d absolutely recommend this stay.
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Sarah
October 2025
With pets
We had such a wonderful stay at Matt’s cabin! It perfectly blends the charm of the outdoors with the comfort of essential amenities. The setting was peaceful and secluded, surrounded by trees and nature sounds. The owner’s house was close behind but we didn’t hear any noise and everything still felt very private. He made sure we had everything we needed and showed us where to get firewood. We loved sipping coffee on the porch in the morning and stargazing by the fire at night. Even though it felt “off the grid,” everything was clean, comfortable, and easy to use — from the bathroom setup in the parking area and outdoor kitchen, to the heat/AC and hot shower! You can tell Matt put a lot of care into making guests feel welcome and at home. If you’re looking for a relaxing getaway that offers both rustic charm and a touch of glamping, this cabin is it. We can’t wait to come back!
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Matthew
October 2025
2 nights at Tiny Hidden Ridge
The tiny house was absolutely lovely! Recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable base camp to Harper's Ferry.
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Emily
October 2025
With pets
Loved staying at this little slice of heaven. Our host Matt was so accommodating and provided us with firewood and great vibes! He was great with our dog too. The cabin we stayed in was perfect - the bed was lofted with plenty of storage underneath for camp stuff. The shower had a skylight and hot water! And our view was fantastic, as the cabin is lofted up with big windows so all you can see are trees when you’re in bed. Had ac and heat, as well as a big jug of water. We will definitely be coming back, this was the perfect escape from the city. Fire pit was great too!
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Annmarie
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
Matt's place is super cozy, clean, and well supplied. There's a little fire ring just outside the cabin, and the port-a-john is just a brief walk down the hill next to the parking pad. He has a countertop grill just outside the cabin that was perfect for cooking up meals.
The bed was comfortable and it was lovely to wake up with views of the trees. Matt was a warm and welcoming host and very easy to communicate with. Great spot for thru hikers, or a quick visit to the Harper's Ferry area.
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Joel
September 2025
2 nights at Tiny Hidden Ridge
The tiny home at Tiny Hidden ridge was lovely! Tara and Shawn were wonderfully attentive hosts, and the goats and cats on the property were a delight. Walkable distance to the Potomac, to Harpers Ferry, and to the Maryland Heights trail system. Really worth the visit. Thank you Tara & Shawn for a lovely weekend!
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Sammy
September 2025
With pets
We had such a wonderful experience staying here! The Matt and Bobbi went above and beyond to make our stay perfect — incredibly friendly, easy to communicate with, and available whenever we needed anything. The spot itself was ideal: peaceful, private, and exactly what we were looking for. The unit was thoughtfully set up with a super comfy bed and great AC, which made it so comfortable even on warm days. We also really appreciated that the host added a lock for extra peace of mind. You can tell they truly care about their guests having a great time. Highly recommend this Hipcamp — it deserves to be discovered!
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Jennifer
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Smith Ridge Harper's Ferry
Wonderful experience..Matt is THE superhost! So inspiring….quiet.. beautiful. Comfortable, all amenities as stated and such a comfy bed. So much to explore. We love this spot and this experience has lead us to this area for exploring retirement options ☺️🌻.
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Wendy
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Tiny Hidden Ridge
We really enjoyed our short stay at the tiny cottage. It was perfect. I loved the way the cottage was decorated and the goats were icing on the cake! My boyfriend declared it to be one of his favorite places we have ever stayed.
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Robert
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Tiny Hidden Ridge
The tiny house was super cozy, we met Shawn Tara's husband and he's a great guy. It was super private, secluded, and the goats were awesome...and spoiled.
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Rose
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Tiny Hidden Ridge
Tara’s cottage was absolutely perfect! My partner and I loved sitting on the front porch, drinking coffee.
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The best tiny homes near Washington, DC guide
Where to go
Greenbelt Park
Cozy up for camping less than 15 miles from the White House. With over 170 campsites, Greenbelt Park is the perfect urban camping getaway. It features flower-filled hiking and equestrian trails and Sweetgum Picnic Area, which has a playground for kids. Full hookups, fire pits, potable water, and picnic tables offer RVers and tent campers alike a comfortable home base near the nation’s capital while exploring local nature, historical sites, and NASA Goddard Visitor Center.
Shenandoah National Park
Venture to Northern Virginia’s Shenandoah National Park, less than two hours from Washington DC. Rolling hills, hiking trails, and waterfalls wisp through the land, creating epic views and scenic sites. Traverse a piece of the Appalachian Trail and get a glimpse of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Featuring over 600 RV and tent sites, Shenandoah National Park also offers permit-only backcountry camping. It should be noted that there are no electrical hookups in the park, though campers can find seasonal dump stations and potable water.
Prince William Forest National Park
Pull into Prince William Forest National Park for a perfect blend of history and nature. Preservation and conservation remain top priorities for the park, which was nominated for the National Register of Historical Places. With 15,000 acres to explore, the park features miles of hiking along tree-covered trails with off-road biking options and orienteering classes too. Find two on-site campgrounds and clusters of historic cabins in the park. Campsites include fire pits, potable water, and picnic tables surrounded by lush forest.
When to go
Experience the beauty of changing seasons in Washington DC. The area's subtropical climate creates hot and humid summers and cold winters. Summer temperatures reach an average of 85°F, while winter weather brings lows in the mid 20s. DC area summers are perfect for hiking, biking, and late-night stargazing, though the humidity means mosquitoes and other bugs are prevalent—bug spray, mosquito nets, and after-bite relief products may be necessary.