The best waterside camping near Cabin John

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Cabin John packs a punch for waterside camping, with over 740 options where you can wake up to the sound of creeks or river views. Expect average prices around $75 a night, but you’ll find spots dipping as low as $15. Campsites here aren’t just close to water—they’re close to the action. Horseback riding trails cut through the woods, hikers have miles to explore, and wildlife-watching is a daily event. Campfires are allowed, showers keep things civil, and pets are welcome almost everywhere. Locals swear by Fiddlers Green Farm (343 reviews), Taylors Landing Camping Club (274 reviews), and Bald Eagle Farm on the Patuxent (245 reviews) for a reason—each sits right on the water. If you want a waterside campsite that doesn’t feel crowded, Cabin John delivers.

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Cabin John packs a punch for waterside camping, with over 740 options where you can wake up to the sound of creeks or river views. Expect average prices around $75 a night, but you’ll find spots dipping as low as $15. Campsites here aren’t just close to water—they’re close to the action. Horseback riding trails cut through the woods, hikers have miles to explore, and wildlife-watching is a daily event. Campfires are allowed, showers keep things civil, and pets are welcome almost everywhere. Locals swear by Fiddlers Green Farm (343 reviews), Taylors Landing Camping Club (274 reviews), and Bald Eagle Farm on the Patuxent (245 reviews) for a reason—each sits right on the water. If you want a waterside campsite that doesn’t feel crowded, Cabin John delivers.

97% (3K)

Public campgrounds near Cabin John

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