96% (1.8K) • 114 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Wakefield
Triple A Acres Private Forest Camp
1. Triple A Acres Private Forest Camp
18mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
Private 20+ acre forest retreat just 1 mile from the Indian Head Rail Trail and 10 minutes from the Potomac River.
Escape to Triple A Acres, a peaceful private campground nestled within 20+ acres of mature hardwood forest just outside Washington, DC. The property is dedicated to non-motorized recreation, offering a quiet retreat for campers looking to unwind in nature while still being close to modern conveniences.
While the setting feels secluded, you’re conveniently located just 1 mile from the Indian Head Rail Trail, making this a great stop for cyclists, hikers, and trail explorers. Great for cyclists riding the Indian Head Rail Trail who want a quiet overnight stop. Fast food and grocery stores are only 2.5 miles away, and the Marshall Hall boat launch on the Potomac River is about a 10-minute drive.
Access is simple via a recycled asphalt paved road leading to an approximately 40' × 60' paved camping and parking area suitable for tents, vans, or smaller RVs. The entrance driveway is somewhat steep, but AWD or vehicles with traction control generally have no issues. A 16' × 24' glamping pad is currently in development for future upgraded camping experiences.
Guests can explore a 0.5-mile nature trail winding through the forest, where many interior woodland species thrive in this protected setting. Adventurous explorers may also discover an intermittent stream that feeds into the Potomac River watershed.
Great for:
• Rail trail cyclists looking for a quiet overnight stop
• Campers wanting a secluded forest escape near Washington, DC
• Nature lovers interested in wildlife, hiking, and birdwatching
• Travelers who want privacy while staying close to food and supplies
Relax beneath the forest canopy, listen to the wind through the trees, and enjoy a quiet woodland retreat just minutes from the DMV.
Come experience the tranquility of Triple A Acres.
from
$50
/ night
Yaku Campsite
2. Yaku Campsite
83%
(6)
19mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
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 :)
Toilets
Campfires
from
$120
/ night
Sylvanside Farm Quiet Starry Nights
3. Sylvanside Farm Quiet Starry Nights
34mi from Wakefield · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
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.
Campfires
from
$80
/ night
Lucky Duck Farm
4. Lucky Duck Farm
100%
(2)
39mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
This property is located near major thoroughfares to conveniently access all the local activities. Some of the closest attractions are the Shenandoah river, Cool Springs Park for biking and bird watching & Civil War History. The camp site is walking distance to the Bears Den and Ravens Rock trailheads. There are small businesses for local food and entertainment and AT trail supplies all with in walking distance.
Within a 5-10 mile radius you will find many breweries and wineries for day and evening time entertainment. Historical Winchester and Leesburg are each a 25 min drive.
The campsites are level and come with separate eating area. The campsite has pond views and fire circle for cooking. If you need something just ask
Toilets
Campfires
from
$56
/ night
Two Acres Travel
5. Two Acres Travel
40mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
Escape to nature without leaving convenience behind. Nestled on two serene acres in beautiful Fredericksburg, Two Acres Travel offers the perfect blend of peace, privacy, and outdoor adventure.
Whether you're road-tripping in your RV or setting up under the stars, this property welcomes all outdoor lovers with:
🌿 Spacious RV Parking – Plenty of room for large RVs, with easy access and flat ground for a smooth setup. Hook up and relax surrounded by trees and open sky.
🏕️ Tent-Friendly Terrain – Pitch your tent on soft, level ground shaded by mature trees. Ideal for families, couples, or solo campers craving a quiet night under the stars.
🔥 Campfire Vibes – Unwind by the fire pit with s’mores, stories, and the sounds of nature.
🐾 Pet friendly
Campfires
from
$16
/ night
96% (1.8K) • 114 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Wakefield
Triple A Acres Private Forest Camp
1. Triple A Acres Private Forest Camp
18mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
Private 20+ acre forest retreat just 1 mile from the Indian Head Rail Trail and 10 minutes from the Potomac River.
Escape to Triple A Acres, a peaceful private campground nestled within 20+ acres of mature hardwood forest just outside Washington, DC. The property is dedicated to non-motorized recreation, offering a quiet retreat for campers looking to unwind in nature while still being close to modern conveniences.
While the setting feels secluded, you’re conveniently located just 1 mile from the Indian Head Rail Trail, making this a great stop for cyclists, hikers, and trail explorers. Great for cyclists riding the Indian Head Rail Trail who want a quiet overnight stop. Fast food and grocery stores are only 2.5 miles away, and the Marshall Hall boat launch on the Potomac River is about a 10-minute drive.
Access is simple via a recycled asphalt paved road leading to an approximately 40' × 60' paved camping and parking area suitable for tents, vans, or smaller RVs. The entrance driveway is somewhat steep, but AWD or vehicles with traction control generally have no issues. A 16' × 24' glamping pad is currently in development for future upgraded camping experiences.
Guests can explore a 0.5-mile nature trail winding through the forest, where many interior woodland species thrive in this protected setting. Adventurous explorers may also discover an intermittent stream that feeds into the Potomac River watershed.
Great for:
• Rail trail cyclists looking for a quiet overnight stop
• Campers wanting a secluded forest escape near Washington, DC
• Nature lovers interested in wildlife, hiking, and birdwatching
• Travelers who want privacy while staying close to food and supplies
Relax beneath the forest canopy, listen to the wind through the trees, and enjoy a quiet woodland retreat just minutes from the DMV.
Come experience the tranquility of Triple A Acres.
from
$50
/ night
Yaku Campsite
2. Yaku Campsite
83%
(6)
19mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
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 :)
Toilets
Campfires
from
$120
/ night
Sylvanside Farm Quiet Starry Nights
3. Sylvanside Farm Quiet Starry Nights
34mi from Wakefield · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
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.
Campfires
from
$80
/ night
Lucky Duck Farm
4. Lucky Duck Farm
100%
(2)
39mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
This property is located near major thoroughfares to conveniently access all the local activities. Some of the closest attractions are the Shenandoah river, Cool Springs Park for biking and bird watching & Civil War History. The camp site is walking distance to the Bears Den and Ravens Rock trailheads. There are small businesses for local food and entertainment and AT trail supplies all with in walking distance.
Within a 5-10 mile radius you will find many breweries and wineries for day and evening time entertainment. Historical Winchester and Leesburg are each a 25 min drive.
The campsites are level and come with separate eating area. The campsite has pond views and fire circle for cooking. If you need something just ask
Toilets
Campfires
from
$56
/ night
Two Acres Travel
5. Two Acres Travel
40mi from Wakefield · 1 site · Tent, RV
Escape to nature without leaving convenience behind. Nestled on two serene acres in beautiful Fredericksburg, Two Acres Travel offers the perfect blend of peace, privacy, and outdoor adventure.
Whether you're road-tripping in your RV or setting up under the stars, this property welcomes all outdoor lovers with:
🌿 Spacious RV Parking – Plenty of room for large RVs, with easy access and flat ground for a smooth setup. Hook up and relax surrounded by trees and open sky.
🏕️ Tent-Friendly Terrain – Pitch your tent on soft, level ground shaded by mature trees. Ideal for families, couples, or solo campers craving a quiet night under the stars.
🔥 Campfire Vibes – Unwind by the fire pit with s’mores, stories, and the sounds of nature.
🐾 Pet friendly
Campfires
from
$16
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
S
Steve
October 2025
Tent
First of all Margaret was awesome ...responsive to and questions and very helpful .. love the location. It was very private and close to where we wanna do hang out and enjoy the area of Bluemont.
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J
Jacob
August 2025
Tent
Group trip
Highly recommend this campsite! Great location and in walking distance to a couple good restaurants. Margaret was a great host!
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M
Mary
July 2025
Tent
With pets
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!
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