The best dog-friendly RV campgrounds near Woodlawn, Maryland

95% (1898 reviews)

Popular camping styles for Woodlawn

Top-rated campgrounds

95% (1898 reviews)

Popular camping styles for Woodlawn

Top-rated campgrounds

1. Yaku Campsite

83%

(6)

30mi from Woodlawn · 1 site · Tent, RV · Sterling, VA

Learn more about this land: Deciduous forest with 320 feet of river front and a circular open area that are mowed for your convenience. A fire pit and grilling area are surrounded by natural stone seating. Kayaks can be used for a fee. Persimmon and pawpaw growing in the area. Shallow and deep areas in the river. Accessible entrances to the river on both sides. Cars can be parked directly on site. In case you are interested in nature walks, in front of our property, you will find the Potomac Heritage National Scenic trail. A 4wd is not required to access our property Bring bug spray :)

2. Notaviva Farm Brewery & Winery

50mi from Woodlawn · 6 sites · Tents, RVs · Hillsboro, VA

Welcome to Notaviva Farm Brewery & Winery, one of the highest rated farm winery and brewery combinations in Northern VA! Founded as Notaviva Vineyards in 2008, and expanded to include Notaviva Brewing in 2019, we are the world's most original brewery & winery brand. Each of our beverages is paired with a musical genre or lyrical inspiration. Our goal in the founding of our business is to capture the feelings that music can create and put it in our beers, wines, ciders and hard seltzers. Learn more about the origins of the word Notaviva here. We are located on the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge mountains near the Appalachian Trail in beautiful western Loudoun County, Virginia, just a short drive from our county seat Leesburg. We are also the nearest winery and brewery to Harpers Ferry, WV as well as the eastern panhandle of West Virginia. Whether you’re looking for beer at a winery, or wine at a brewery, or cider and hard seltzer, we have everything you’re looking for, in addition to the most hospitable staff on the Loudoun Heights Tourism Trail. Just an hour west of Washington DC, and open year-round with seasonal hours, our wide selection of small batch hand crafted beverages is sure to impress.

3. Final-Lee Here

98%

(24)

26mi from Woodlawn · 5 sites · RVs · Huntingtown, MD

Quiet 26-acre tree farm 40 miles south of Washington, DC and Annapolis on Cocktown Creek with fields, forest, wetlands and wildlife. Kings Landing Park is 1 mile down the road, and they have a fishing pier and kayak launch on the Patuxent River, more hiking trails, a swimming pool for a fee, and an equestrian center and hall rentals. The Chesapeake Bay's beaches are only a short ride away where you can enjoy the day in the sun or do some charter fishing or fossil hunting. Learn about our history at one of the museums and explore Calvert County - Maryland's best kept secret! Between Andrews Airforce and Pax River Naval bases.

4. Sylvanside Farm Quiet Starry Nights

47mi from Woodlawn · 3 sites · Tents, RVs · Purcellville, VA

Sylvanside Farm – Self-Contained RV & Trailer Camping on Historic Horse Farm Stay on a 25-acre Quaker farm dating back to the 1700s in Purcellville, Virginia. Our farm offers overnight parking for self-contained RVs, trailers, and campervans in the heart of Loudoun County’s wine and horse country. Features: • Self-contained camping only (no hookups, no shared facilities). • Level parking areas with easy access for big rigs. • Quiet, private setting with open skies for stargazing. • Dogs welcome (leash required near livestock). On the Farm: • Scenic views of paddocks, pastures, and our historic barns. • Horses and friendly farm animals on site. • Guests are welcome to stroll the property and enjoy the pond. Nearby Attractions: • 15+ wineries, breweries, and cideries within 15 minutes. • Harpers Ferry (30 minutes), Appalachian Trail, Shenandoah River, and W&OD bike trail. • Downtown Purcellville (5 minutes) for restaurants, groceries, and shops. Enjoy a peaceful overnight stay that’s both close to town and tucked into the countryside.

Stories from the community

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Mary

July 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Yaku Campsite

We live about 20 minutes away, so that was a big draw. Our lab pup loved Broad Run Creek and we similarly enjoyed sitting in our chairs in the water. The water access could be better; a little steep and slick after wet, but manageable. Site?: overall great. First, promixity…huge win. It’s not very “rough” camping of me but since it has an address, DoorDash will deliver here. That was a big plus on our first night so we didn’t have to fuss with camp kitchen. Second, the “top” clearing right over the bridge is shaded and great for setting up tents. Downside, not very flat and some pretty large rocks on the ground. If they put some gravel or even just backfilled with some topsoil, the more even ground would be a huge win. Third, bathroom situation was fine. We knew the compost toilet was gonna be our option, but the little pop up tent it’s in is way too small. My wife is 5’3 and had to duck to get in and out. When you have to go, having to fidget in a tight enclosure isn’t great. Fourth, although private, definitely in a residential area. Not sure if it was because it was a holiday weekend, but a nearby house/property was BLARING music all day. Not the relaxing oasis we’d hoped. Aside from those minor things, site was really nice, communication was easy, and we’ll be back. Be very aware that there are ticks GALORE out here. Our pup had at least 7 on her we pulled off and we found a few on ourselves as well. Plan accordingly!