The best river, stream, or creek RV parks near Fruitland, Maryland

Looking for an RV camping experience by the river near Fruitland, Maryland? Hipcamp has over 500 options that meet your criteria. You can find options as low as $15 and the average price per night is $50. Check out top campsites like Bald Eagle Farm on the Patuxent (182 reviews), Historic Blueberry Lane Farm! (184 reviews), and The Draper Property (128 reviews). Popular amenities include potable water, pets, and trash while popular activities include paddling, boating, and surfing.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Fruitland

Looking for an RV camping experience by the river near Fruitland, Maryland? Hipcamp has over 500 options that meet your criteria. You can find options as low as $15 and the average price per night is $50. Check out top campsites like Bald Eagle Farm on the Patuxent (182 reviews), Historic Blueberry Lane Farm! (184 reviews), and The Draper Property (128 reviews). Popular amenities include potable water, pets, and trash while popular activities include paddling, boating, and surfing.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Fruitland

1. Sunset Pointe

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33mi from Fruitland · 9 sites · Tents, RVs

Sunset Pointe is situated on Fishing Creek (Hoopers Island), a connection between The Honga River and The Chesapeake Bay. Tyler Cove public boat ramp is less than 1 mile away for convenient watercraft launching, plenty of parking for vehicles and trailers. The Hoopers Island General Store is next door with dine-in or carry out food, groceries, deli, hardware & tools, fishing tackle, bait and boating needs, apparel and full variety of beer, wine and liquor. Old Saltys Restaurant is 1.5 miles away and are currently open Wednesday through Sunday serving local seafood dinners and have an outside seasonal Tiki Bar open on the weekends with live music most Saturdays. Gootee's Marine & Fishing Charters is 6.8 miles away with a full marine mechanic staff and several charter boats for local fishing trips and Light House Tour charters. There is another public boat ramp behind Gootee's Marina with a large parking area.

2. Elijah's General Store

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24mi from Fruitland · 1 site · Tent, RV

Toddville Maryland "The Land That Time Forgot" is a beautiful undeveloped land scape. in its glory days there was a town with everything that you needed that was based on the fishing and crabbing industry today there is still many operations but the majority of the town and homes have been abandoned which has given way to untouched landscape with wild life everywhere. you will have great views of the water ways and wild life with peace and quit and privacy. This camp site is behind our small general store which opens at the end of October 2024 Also the area is prone to regular tides/tidal rise, if there is any major storm off the coast of a full moon roads will get water on them

3. Spillway Farms And Homestead

17mi from Fruitland · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

Come stay on our Farmstead! We are full time livestock, grain, and produce farmers. If you are looking to enjoy the experience of a Farmstead, consider spending the weekend here! We have a few very friendly steer, a small herd of Boer goats, an obnoxious amount of piggies (about 40-ish), and a flock of free range chickens that keeps us on a never ending Easter egg hunt!! HEY FISHING GURUS - We are located on Chipman Pond and have there are more freshwater fishing ponds in and around our immediate area, several within just 5 miles. We are directly across the road from the Chipman Pond Boat Ramp, and we have plenty of room for vehicles with trailers. We have an onsite fish cleaning station and access to water. Local guides available (see link for a local fave) https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100089312072251 We are established on 2 acres of waterfront property tucked between a beautiful spillway on a 180 acre pond and a quiet horse rescue. 420 friendly *PLEASE NOTE - We are always growing and evolving, and we have to start somewhere. We have a long 'honey-do' list for this sweet little rental and cant wait to upgrade as we can, so bear with us in our early stages.

4. Pocomoke River State Park

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207 sites · Girdletree, Maryland

With 15,000 wooded acres, Pocomoke River State Park’s claim to fame is its stand of loblolly pine and cypress swamps bordering a wild and scenic river. It’s divided into two parts, Shad Landing (south side) and Milburn Landing (north side), which are about a 25 minute drive apart. The combination of ecosystems means the park is home to a plethora of plant and animal life including white dogwood and pink laurel trees, river otters, bald eagles and over 50 species of fish.There is no shortage of traditional camping activities, but the park also boasts an Olympic-sized swimming pool in case you decide “I can’t take this no more," and make like Squints from the Sandlot. The park's name may mean black water, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take your baby down to Pocomoke where you can get there fast and then take it slow.

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5. Janes Island State Park

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110 sites · Crisfield, Maryland

When you need a waterside retreat to refresh that worn out soul of yours, Janes Island State Park is a must. Find yourself immersed in the unique and picturesque beauty of the Chesapeake Bay, with forested woodlands providing just the right accent. There are even rustic waterfront cabins that provide just a touch of quaint charm.The island portion of the park boasts 2,900 acres of saltmarsh, with 30 epic miles of water trails to explore. Take your kayak or canoe and go find your own isolated beach to lounge on for the whole day. Sounds pretty damn good, right? The stunning sunsets here can’t be beat, with wild colors scattered across the glassy waters. Like we said, perfect waterside retreat to paired with camp vibes, can't be beat right?

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6. Log Cabin Tranquil Inn

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22mi from Fruitland · 1 site · Tent, RV

Learn more about this land:Peaceful, tranquil space with many large Old Growth Trees 🌲 🌳 migratory birds 🦅 eagle population 3rd largest in USA. Pond to kayak, meditative areas.... 50 miles from the ocean 🌊  beach locations: Assateague, Ocean City, Bethany Beach... Rehoboth, Delaware. Property has a stone Fire 🔥 place for the winter months

7. Rustic Zen Campsite W/ Fishing

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14mi from Fruitland · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Peaceful creekside tent camping spot on Maryland’s Eastern Shore w/ beautiful water views & abundant wildlife. It’s pet & family-friendly+offers space for multiple tents. The site is approx. 15min to Janes Island State Park, Crisfield; 30-45min to Assateague State Park or Ocean City (depending on traffic). It's quiet, secluded, untouched/wild = not manicured (ie there’s tall grass in some areas) & perfect for those looking to unplug/reconnect w/nature. 5 beautiful 8x10ft waterfront campsites! Pick your spot along the creek in grassy area in front of the old cabin/farmhouse or behind & enjoy! Take your trash w/ you & pickup after your pets! Do NOT leave a trace! By entering & using this campsite, you acknowledge & accept that outdoor recreation involves inherent risks, including but not limited to uneven terrain, falling branches, wildlife encounters, insects, weather-related hazards, & other natural or man-made conditions. The property owner & management are not responsible for accidents, injuries, loss, or damage to persons or property. All guests & visitors assume full responsibility for their own safety & belongings while on the premises. Take your trash w/ you to help facilitate a clean but untouched /wild (unmanicured) site. Please remember to be respectful to others camping. Again, this a FAMILY friendly site. General Summary & info: Check-In: 3:00 PM • Guests may arrive any time after 3:00 PM. • Early Check-In (1:00 PM): Available for an additional $20 (when the site is not occupied the night before). Check-Out: 11:00 AM • Guests must fully vacate the site by 11:00 AM. • Late Check-Out (1:00 PM): Available for an additional $20 (when the site is not reserved after). Quiet Hours: 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM • Please respect quiet hours for the comfort of all campers. Pets: • Pets are welcome! $10 per pet fee per stay. • All pets must remain leashed & cleaned up after. Leave No Trace: • This is a pack in, pack out campground. • Please take all trash, food, & belongings w/ you when you leave. • Help us keep the creek & forest/marsh area beautiful for everyone. General Notes: • Campsites are tent-only (no RVs, campers, or trailers). • Campfires permitted only in designated fire rings (if provided & when local restrictions allow).

8. Crapo MD Camper/van site

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27mi from Fruitland · 1 site · RV

Southern Dorchester County MD surrounded by marshes and tidal wet lands, this area is like talking a trip back in time into one of Maryland's beautiful and untouched by devolvement landscapes, you are surrounded by natured and wild life everywhere. The spot is a gravel drive way close to the road and east to get in and out of, there is a small active post office next door and a active short term rental on the property.

9. The Unplugged Forest

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28mi from Fruitland · 1 site · Tent, RV

Welcome to the Unplugged Forest of Mason Dixon Outfarm. Located on the Delmarva Peninsula, the Unplugged Forest offers a rare blend of history, nature, and privacy, for you are the only one enjoying the space. We sit directly on the Mason–Dixon Line, marked by an original 1764 historical stone dividing Federalsburg, MD and Bridgeville, DE. Though just five miles from either town, the forest feels completely secluded. Our farm spans 41 acres. Thirty-one acres hold our homestead, while the remaining 10 acres, your camping sanctuary—sitting along side a dirt road, separated by a peaceful non-tidal creek. This setting allows you to unplug while staying close to popular destinations like Easton, St. Michaels, Cambridge, and Ocean City, MD, as well as Milford, Milton, Rehoboth, and Lewes, DE all within an hour. We’ve intentionally created an off-grid, calming nature experience. You’ll be surrounded by forest, open farmland and abundant wildlife. Native gardens, fruit & nut trees and herbs were planted near the tent areas in September 2024, offering beauty and a deeper connection to the land. Enjoy thoughtfully placed gathering spaces throughout the forest, including a whimsical Forest Tea Party area and Uncontained, our cozy repurposed shipping container—perfect for reading, board games, or shelter during a summer pop-up thunderstorm. A nature -made hammock area amongst tall pine trees is perfect for afternoon naps and are provided by us (7) Fire-pit seating, picnic tables, a charcoal grill, and a propane cooktop are also available. Walk the short Jeremiah Dixon & Charles Mason Trail, a path similar to one they would have taken in the 1700s. Follow it through the forest and across the creek to our homestead, where you can place one foot in Maryland and one in Delaware at the historic Mason–Dixon marker beneath an old wild cherry tree. Before heading back, stop at the main farm gate to visit our friendly goats—Dixie, Dolly, and Star. Come rest, wander, and reconnect—for this calming experience is where time slows and nature leads.

10. Martinak State Park

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62 sites · Denton, Maryland

At Martinak State Park, you find the best of everything: beautiful forests, golden fields, and mysterious marshes. With Choptank River and Watts Creek bordering the park, you're surrounded by lush flora and fauna in this perfect, thriving environment. If you consider yourself an avid angler, you’re in luck. There's plenty of bass, sunfish, and catfish to be reeled in here. Tucked away within a forest of hardwood and pine, you can truly leave the city woes behind you when you explore this beautiful park. With all that water to enjoy, it’s not hard to imagine why boaters love this place. Teeming with good times and camp vibes, this outdoor haven is a pretty solid gem.

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11. Point Lookout State Park

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126 sites · St George Island, Maryland

Situated on a pretty peninsula formed by the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River, Point Lookout State Park has cast off its evil scars of the past and grown into a beautiful bay setting. The Marshland Nature Center and Civil War Museum host a number of summer programs for all ages, and children 7-12 years of age can learn what it takes to be a naturalist in the Junior Ranger program. The park can fill to capacity on summer weekends and holidays, but there’s always night fishing. Point Lookout has three fishing areas that stay open as long as your local Kwik-E-Mart, including a 710-foot fishing pier.

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12. Tuckahoe State Park

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56 sites · Queen Anne, Maryland

Say hello to Tuckahoe! 20 miles of hiking and biking surround the upper branch of Tuckahoe Creek, making it no surprise that this park hosts an annual triathalon. Don’t worry, though, you don’t have to be in race-shape to enjoy yourself here. Pack a picnic lunch and enjoy the view of 60 acres of the Tuckahoe lake, or get familiar with the local flora at the Adkins Arboretum. This 500-acre public garden boasts more than 600 species of local plantlife. Curious about that flower you saw on your morning bike ride? The Arboretum can help you out. Tours and information are available, or you can wander on your own and geek out on all that greenery.

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13. Holly Lake Campsites

33mi from Fruitland · 33 sites

Discover the charm of our unique campground, where an abundance of campsites is nestled in the serene woods of Southern Delaware. This picturesque setting offers a variety of sites that cater to both large camping units and cozy tents, ensuring a perfect fit for every camper. During the summer months, our dedicated activity director organizes a full schedule of engaging activities for all ages. Enjoy supervised games, hayrides, movie nights, bingo, dances, and barbecues. Our amenities include swings, basketball and volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, an archery range, and exciting pool parties, providing endless fun for everyone. Indulge in delicious "Eastern Shore cooking" with options for breakfast, lunch, and light dinners, along with delightful ice cream and sweet treats to satisfy your cravings. For your convenience, we also offer camping supplies, ice, propane, firewood, soft drinks, and snacks, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable camping experience. Come and explore the natural beauty and outdoor activities that Southern Delaware has to offer!

14. Tall Pines Campground Resort

36mi from Fruitland · 33 sites

Nestled in the heart of southern Delaware's picturesque Loblolly Woods, this unique resort camping community stands out for its blend of tranquility and top-notch amenities. Surrounded by the majestic Tall Pines, it offers RV and travel trailer vacationers an unparalleled experience of comfort and seclusion. Just a short drive from the vibrant waves of the Atlantic Ocean and the serene shores of the Delaware Bay, Tall Pines Resort is a gateway to a wealth of natural beauty and recreational activities. Campers can immerse themselves in the great outdoors, enjoying everything from hiking and biking to fishing and swimming in nearby natural spots. With its commitment to providing a peaceful retreat while being conveniently close to local restaurants and shops, Tall Pines Resort is the perfect destination for both daily and seasonal campers seeking adventure and relaxation in a stunning setting.

Camper favorites near Fruitland

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Log Cabin Tranquil Inn

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22mi from Fruitland · 1 site · Tent, RV

Learn more about this land:Peaceful, tranquil space with many large Old Growth Trees 🌲 🌳 migratory birds 🦅 eagle population 3rd largest in USA. Pond to kayak, meditative areas.... 50 miles from the ocean 🌊  beach locations: Assateague, Ocean City, Bethany Beach... Rehoboth, Delaware. Property has a stone Fire 🔥 place for the winter months

Rustic Zen Campsite W/ Fishing

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14mi from Fruitland · 5 sites · Tents, RVs

Peaceful creekside tent camping spot on Maryland’s Eastern Shore w/ beautiful water views & abundant wildlife. It’s pet & family-friendly+offers space for multiple tents. The site is approx. 15min to Janes Island State Park, Crisfield; 30-45min to Assateague State Park or Ocean City (depending on traffic). It's quiet, secluded, untouched/wild = not manicured (ie there’s tall grass in some areas) & perfect for those looking to unplug/reconnect w/nature. 5 beautiful 8x10ft waterfront campsites! Pick your spot along the creek in grassy area in front of the old cabin/farmhouse or behind & enjoy! Take your trash w/ you & pickup after your pets! Do NOT leave a trace! By entering & using this campsite, you acknowledge & accept that outdoor recreation involves inherent risks, including but not limited to uneven terrain, falling branches, wildlife encounters, insects, weather-related hazards, & other natural or man-made conditions. The property owner & management are not responsible for accidents, injuries, loss, or damage to persons or property. All guests & visitors assume full responsibility for their own safety & belongings while on the premises. Take your trash w/ you to help facilitate a clean but untouched /wild (unmanicured) site. Please remember to be respectful to others camping. Again, this a FAMILY friendly site. General Summary & info: Check-In: 3:00 PM • Guests may arrive any time after 3:00 PM. • Early Check-In (1:00 PM): Available for an additional $20 (when the site is not occupied the night before). Check-Out: 11:00 AM • Guests must fully vacate the site by 11:00 AM. • Late Check-Out (1:00 PM): Available for an additional $20 (when the site is not reserved after). Quiet Hours: 10:00 PM – 7:00 AM • Please respect quiet hours for the comfort of all campers. Pets: • Pets are welcome! $10 per pet fee per stay. • All pets must remain leashed & cleaned up after. Leave No Trace: • This is a pack in, pack out campground. • Please take all trash, food, & belongings w/ you when you leave. • Help us keep the creek & forest/marsh area beautiful for everyone. General Notes: • Campsites are tent-only (no RVs, campers, or trailers). • Campfires permitted only in designated fire rings (if provided & when local restrictions allow).

Crapo MD Camper/van site

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27mi from Fruitland · 1 site · RV

Southern Dorchester County MD surrounded by marshes and tidal wet lands, this area is like talking a trip back in time into one of Maryland's beautiful and untouched by devolvement landscapes, you are surrounded by natured and wild life everywhere. The spot is a gravel drive way close to the road and east to get in and out of, there is a small active post office next door and a active short term rental on the property.

The Unplugged Forest

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28mi from Fruitland · 1 site · Tent, RV

Welcome to the Unplugged Forest of Mason Dixon Outfarm. Located on the Delmarva Peninsula, the Unplugged Forest offers a rare blend of history, nature, and privacy, for you are the only one enjoying the space. We sit directly on the Mason–Dixon Line, marked by an original 1764 historical stone dividing Federalsburg, MD and Bridgeville, DE. Though just five miles from either town, the forest feels completely secluded. Our farm spans 41 acres. Thirty-one acres hold our homestead, while the remaining 10 acres, your camping sanctuary—sitting along side a dirt road, separated by a peaceful non-tidal creek. This setting allows you to unplug while staying close to popular destinations like Easton, St. Michaels, Cambridge, and Ocean City, MD, as well as Milford, Milton, Rehoboth, and Lewes, DE all within an hour. We’ve intentionally created an off-grid, calming nature experience. You’ll be surrounded by forest, open farmland and abundant wildlife. Native gardens, fruit & nut trees and herbs were planted near the tent areas in September 2024, offering beauty and a deeper connection to the land. Enjoy thoughtfully placed gathering spaces throughout the forest, including a whimsical Forest Tea Party area and Uncontained, our cozy repurposed shipping container—perfect for reading, board games, or shelter during a summer pop-up thunderstorm. A nature -made hammock area amongst tall pine trees is perfect for afternoon naps and are provided by us (7) Fire-pit seating, picnic tables, a charcoal grill, and a propane cooktop are also available. Walk the short Jeremiah Dixon & Charles Mason Trail, a path similar to one they would have taken in the 1700s. Follow it through the forest and across the creek to our homestead, where you can place one foot in Maryland and one in Delaware at the historic Mason–Dixon marker beneath an old wild cherry tree. Before heading back, stop at the main farm gate to visit our friendly goats—Dixie, Dolly, and Star. Come rest, wander, and reconnect—for this calming experience is where time slows and nature leads.

Holly Lake Campsites

33mi from Fruitland · 33 sites

Discover the charm of our unique campground, where an abundance of campsites is nestled in the serene woods of Southern Delaware. This picturesque setting offers a variety of sites that cater to both large camping units and cozy tents, ensuring a perfect fit for every camper. During the summer months, our dedicated activity director organizes a full schedule of engaging activities for all ages. Enjoy supervised games, hayrides, movie nights, bingo, dances, and barbecues. Our amenities include swings, basketball and volleyball courts, horseshoe pits, an archery range, and exciting pool parties, providing endless fun for everyone. Indulge in delicious "Eastern Shore cooking" with options for breakfast, lunch, and light dinners, along with delightful ice cream and sweet treats to satisfy your cravings. For your convenience, we also offer camping supplies, ice, propane, firewood, soft drinks, and snacks, ensuring you have everything you need for a memorable camping experience. Come and explore the natural beauty and outdoor activities that Southern Delaware has to offer!

Tall Pines Campground Resort

36mi from Fruitland · 33 sites

Nestled in the heart of southern Delaware's picturesque Loblolly Woods, this unique resort camping community stands out for its blend of tranquility and top-notch amenities. Surrounded by the majestic Tall Pines, it offers RV and travel trailer vacationers an unparalleled experience of comfort and seclusion. Just a short drive from the vibrant waves of the Atlantic Ocean and the serene shores of the Delaware Bay, Tall Pines Resort is a gateway to a wealth of natural beauty and recreational activities. Campers can immerse themselves in the great outdoors, enjoying everything from hiking and biking to fishing and swimming in nearby natural spots. With its commitment to providing a peaceful retreat while being conveniently close to local restaurants and shops, Tall Pines Resort is the perfect destination for both daily and seasonal campers seeking adventure and relaxation in a stunning setting.

Public campgrounds near Fruitland

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Pocomoke River Campground

17mi from Fruitland · 207 sites · Tents, RVs · in Pocomoke River State Park

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Janes Island Campground

24mi from Fruitland · 110 sites · Tents, RVs · in Janes Island State Park

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Martinak Campground

39mi from Fruitland · 62 sites · Tents, RVs · in Martinak State Park

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Point Lookout Campground

42mi from Fruitland · 126 sites · Tents, RVs · in Point Lookout State Park

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Tuckahoe Campground

48mi from Fruitland · 56 sites · Tents, RVs · in Tuckahoe State Park

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Abbey

November 2025

24 ft campervan

1 night at Sunset Pointe

Highly recommend staying here on your next visit. Super peaceful, safe, and beautiful. You really felt part of the island at this local spot. Katie was very nice. Views were great. We loved camping right next to the water.

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Joseph

November 2025

18 ft travel trailer

Weekend Trip to Log Cabin Tranquil Inn

Lovely location. Host is very attentive and kind. Power works great and water is conveniently located. Property is very large but parking is very close to owners home which is on property. Not bad but something to be aware of. We had a great time

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Chris

October 2025

20 ft travel trailer

With pets

Weekend Trip to Log Cabin Tranquil Inn

We had a wonderful time at Jill’s property for an overnight trip with our camper. We had the whole place to ourselves and enjoy the peaceful countryside while exploring the pond and beautiful tree covered driveway. Jill’s communication has been the best we’ve experienced this far!!

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Mathew

October 2025

Tent

Group trip

3 nights at Sunset Pointe

Can’t lie this is one of those places you just want to keep a secret. 10/10. I’ll be back.

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Christopher

October 2025

20 ft pop-up camper

3 nights at Sunset Pointe

Great location! very clean and hospitable. Also having the general store in walking distance is a huge plus . Definitely will be back and recommend their site to others

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Nick

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to The Unplugged Forest

Such a cute spot! The converted shipping container (Uncontained) had all the necessary elements to make our stay easier and more comfortable. Don’t forget to pet the goats and feed the turtles!

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Heather

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to The Unplugged Forest

This was the absolute best experience camping. It was such a serene sight and gave the much needed relaxing atmosphere I was hoping for. The attention to detail and needs that Shayne provides makes this place stand above the others. I'd give it a 10 out of 10 100 times!

J

September 2025

34 ft fifth wheel

4 nights at Log Cabin Tranquil Inn

Great site and beautiful property overall! There was plenty of space for our fifth wheel to turn around and park. Power and water is conveniently located, and easy to use. The location is convenient to Cambridge and Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge. Great site and friendly host - we will be back if we are in the area again!

Claire

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to The Unplugged Forest

I was planning to camp at a State Park but made a last minute change, and I am so glad that I did. I stayed 2 nights, and I camp quite a bit, so I know a great camp site when I see it! Camp layout & privacy: There are several designated spaces to choose for your tent. They are all in nicely shaded spots, and the ground was pleasantly soft. You have the entire place to yourself, with no visible neighbors, though you will hear occasional (minimal) road noise. Amenities: Shayne has thought of everything, and then a few more things! I am used to very primitive camping, but it was cool to see that some camping essentials were also provided. This would be a great place for people who are just getting started camping! The Uncontained indoor space was amazing. It smelled of lavendar and provided a very sophisticated indoor space. The fire pit and chairs were perfect, and I made use of the throw blankets when the evening around the fire got chilly. The bathroom was very clean and well maintained, and there was even a handwashing station. I also enjoyed several hours in the hammock. Local area: Right by the site is a small walking trail, as well as a bridge where you can feed the turtles. I did both :) The nearby towns provide any essentials you may have forgotten, and I enjoyed a river walk in nearby Federalsburg. I also was able to drive 1 hr to visit Assateague Island, which was a bucket list item for me!

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Anthony

September 2025

Tent

3 nights at Log Cabin Tranquil Inn

Beautiful people and land. Very easy to work with. Host was very accommodating.

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Greg

September 2025

40 ft fifth wheel

3 nights at Sunset Pointe

Amazing property with wonderful people!! We will be back! Bring binoculors. Lots of waterfowl to watch and even some bald eagles to watch.

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David

September 2025

31 ft fifth wheel

With pets

Weekend Trip to Sunset Pointe

Beautiful camping spot, the views are stunning. It was quiet the weekend we were there but I am sure that it does get busy.

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Katarina

September 2025

Tent

1 night at Rustic Zen Campsite W/ Fishing

Beautiful, secluded campsite, lovely river views, minimal bugs likely due to recent drought. We loved it, looking forward to future stays☺️

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Emily

September 2025

Tent

1 night at Sunset Pointe

It’s a well groomed site with a tent pad, parking, table and fire pit. The water is right there. Gorgeous views. A camp store is near for wood and supplies. There is no grill on the fire pit, so you can’t cook on the fire unless you bring the right equipment.

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Fred

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Sunset Pointe

Wonderful trip and good experience for the whole family.

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Debra

September 2025

21 ft campervan

With pets

Weekend Trip to Sunset Pointe

It was a lovely site right on the marina. It was fun to watch boats come and go. The only negative thing about the site is that there’s a marina light that stays on all night — spot 3 is right in the path.

Garth

August 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Rustic Zen Campsite W/ Fishing

Great spot on the bank of a beautiful creek. Secluded, but easy to find.

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Shell

August 2025

Tent

With pets

2 nights at The Unplugged Forest

I cannot praise Shayne’s Hipcamp enough. I stayed here with my pooch for two days and we had everything we could possibly need. While staying at this Hipcamp, you’re offered 4 sites to tent that are all within a super quick walk to the Porta-Potty and the refurbished shipping container (Uncontained). Though the directions are very clear and consise, Shayne is still there to meet you to show you where everything is & answer any questions you have. We tent camped at the “mushroom” site which was very well shaded and close to both the bathroom and Uncontained. We had firewood waiting for us along with any camping amenities you could think of. Night 2 got colder than we’d anticipated and Shayne informed us we were more than welcome to utilize the cots in the Uncontained and stay in there which we did. She’s put a ton of work into making this spot the perfect place to getaway from the well maintained property to the whimsical tea party setup near the Uncontained to the endless supply of camping amenities you may have forgotten to pack. If we’re back in the area we know where we’ll be staying. Thank you for everything Shayne!

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Brandon's

August 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to Rustic Zen Campsite W/ Fishing

I loved being in this spot next to creek watching the sunset and rise was amazing very secluded for primitive camping you would love it there. Lots of crabs bait stealers lol 🤣 but did see some rockfish caught some spot etc.

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Richard

August 2025

26 ft travel trailer

With kids

8 nights at Sunset Pointe

This site is a very special place. Cool bay breezes, awesome sunsets, friendly people and well off the beaten path. We enjoyed our week stay on marina site 2 in a 25ft RV. Site was level and comes with electric water and sewer, which is a huge plus when staying for an extended period. Walking access to Hooper's Island General store is very handy indeed. A small rural general store with practically any basics you would need. Leon and Katie were very responsive to our inquiries and quick to address any issue if needed. We will to return to this site in the future. Some things to know before you book: 1. This site is a small peninsula with water on 3 sides. If you have small children or cannot swim, this site may not be for you! 2. The area is very rural. If you are looking for daily activities outside of the site, you are are going to be driving at least 45 mins. NOTE: Assateague Island National Seashore is a good day trip! Blackwater Refuge is beautiful (and close too!) 3. If you have water toys (e.g. Kayak, Paddle board, Even small boat) this place is for you. Lots of opportunities to safely float & fish all around. 4. Bring Bug Spray! Katie and Leon fogged the site ahead of time for us and it was wonderful and the breeze keeps the skeeters at bay. However if no breeze and you are offsite, be prepared! 5. Enjoy the Music, Food and Tiki bar at Old Salty's! If you are looking for a quiet, rural & scenic location for your next HipCamp , then this camp is for you.