Awesome place to come and relax! Safe, friendly and secure! A private beachfront community of…read moreowners. A great investment opportunity for anyone looking for something different. Located on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with amazing sunset and wild weather events. There's even an albino deer that comes out every night at sunset with several other deer. Eagles sore above and many boats travel up and down the Elk River day and night. It's my happy place. We all really enjoy coming here. It's a great second home!

From the owner: Buttonwood has been in the business of pampering our campers for 47 years... Our camping season…read moreruns from March to November, even though our season ends in November we are still available in the office however there are no weekend hours starting November 1st. Please call with any questions!

Endeavor Point is a Paradise! Everything about this place is…read moremagnificent, starting with the hostesses, Sophie and Beth. Communication with both was great from booking to leaving. Located by the Patuxent River with a breathtaking view, Endeavor Point, is a ridden gem with campground, private beaches you can swim, a huge fishing pier, and cottages for rentals. From the moment you step onto the grounds of this place you feel your entire body relaxing. It is an amazing experience! I rented a cottage (Mermaid Folly) for the weekend. The place was very well furnished with a fully equipped kitchen, living and dining room furniture, very comfortable beds with soft linens, clean baths with soft towels. In general, the place was very clean, well decorated, and very functional. What I loved the most about the cottage was the balcony with a fantastic view, sitting outside under the tree close to the water, and listening to the waves breaking by the river shore. I also loved my walks in the mornings and afternoons by the breezy beaches and pier watching people fishing, the sunrising, and the sunset. I strongly recommend Endeavor Point if you want to just relax on a visit during the day, if you like camping overnight, or staying in a very comfortable cottage over the weekend.

From the owner: Enjoying swimming, fishing, and playing all day, then having a fire on the water at night as you…read morewatch the stars. That special place where you can getaway from the stresses of life and get back to relaxing with the sounds of nature and the tranquility that being on the water often brings. Enjoy kayaking along the Patuxent River or even Mill Creek or Indian Creek while observing the the many birds and other wildlife. Endeavor Point is a place where all are welcome and all we ask is that you respect nature and your fellow people.

Beautiful, remote peninsula that goes out where the temperature is much cooler on a hot day because…read moreof the breezes from the water. This was in April so the water was still cold from the winter, but I still can imagine relief on a hot day.

Bottom Line: An Anne Arundel County park a bit off the beaten path with limited access during the…read morepeak-season but lovely views of the Bay year round. Thomas Point Park in Annapolis is a county park that offers beautiful views of the Thomas Point Lighthouse, the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and the bay in general. There is a pavilion that can be rented and a day camping area but I believe what makes this park so popular in the summer months is that its a good fishing spot. As the name implies, the park is on a point of land that jets out into the bay offering great views of the water year round. From November through March visitors can drive into the park without paying a fee. But if you are wanting to drive into the park April though October then you need to obtain a permit and I think they can be a bit tricky to come by. Permits are sold at Quiet Waters Park and sold on a limited first come, first served basis. A limited number of daily permits are sold each morning and a total of 75 monthly permits are sold each month on the last Thursday of the prior month. So yeah, a little tricky but its understandable that admission to this small park, which is accessible through a residential neighborhood, needs to be limited.

Stayed at Duck Neck over a busy holiday. Security is above quality of any sites we have ever stayed…read moreat. Joe is tops in solving any and all problems or bad situations. Thanks Joe for all your help and caring for safety and happiness of all campers. You are the best. We have stayed at camp sites in over 40 states. You have shown you care about people, it is not just a job to you. Thanks so much

We are new Seasonal campers! Great location for seasonal or overnight camping! Renovations have…read morereally spruced the place up! Staff is helpful and friendly. Joe, the manager, is always available to help, too.

Was looking for a fun outdoor activity with the kids and some friends, and this spot delivered! The…read morestaff was super kind when I called ahead to ask if the water was clear for swimming. When we arrived, I was juggling a bunch of stuff and heard someone yelling from a house-like structure that we needed to pay. It was a little awkward since payment isn't collected near the entrance, but she apologized for shouting and explained they try to catch guests right away. Totally understood--and I had every intention to pay once I set our things down! The kids had a blast in the water and loved the volleyball net. We weren't thrilled about the ducks everywhere, but other families seemed to enjoy them. The snack shack had lunch options and snacks at reasonable prices. Just a heads-up: it's cash only for both admission and food. All in all, a great day outdoors with plenty of space and friendly vibes!

It was not as I expected. I did not go inside. The Grumpy…read moreold round guy working/answering the gate smelled like a brewery and said they weren't open. I did drive by 3 or 4 times. Let's just say it's not the cleanest look from the outside. Broken down/wrecked golf cart out front. Looks like people living there year round. Looks like a glorified trailer park if you get my meaning. I will not be back.

Beautiful park on the bay. Great back in spaces that are right on the water. Big rig friendly, but…read moreknow that it is tight....sometimes very tight to get around. Not impossible but watch your six! Bring your boat, jet skies and camp chairs. Suns out....let's play

We currently have a reservation for the Memorial Day weekend 2026. We were going to go to a…read morebaseball tournament in that area. We were actually very excited about it, but then the situation had changed and we were not able to go. We did know their policy that holiday weekends reservations were not refundable however we did feel like we contacted them well in time that they could of re-reserved our spot or even potentially kept our reservation but gave us the option to use it at a different time with credit. I understand policies, but I also think that in certain situations a business should be willing to try and work with you and they offered no flexibility. We feel like we've been put in a very tough situation, but a lesson learned and probably a campground that we will not visit again.

Overall, a lovely experience at Ramblewood. One of my communities organized an event here with over…read more700 people and the staff and venue was lovely. The pool was great and seem to be well-maintained. There were plentiful bathrooms and showers everywhere. The woods and grass fields were lovely. Something that stood out was the in-house food service. Feeding over 700 people 2 meals a day is not trivial and they did a great job. Food was always available on time (buffet style) and there were plenty of healthy options, including fruit, salad, and so on. The food team seemed to take pride in their work. Bathrooms: In good condition and functional. This is a campground with rustic cabins, so expectations are admittedly low, but they exceeded them.

I've been coming to Camp Rumblewood for ever 2011 wood. I love this place we have our festival…read morethe first weekend in September. SisterSpace Of The Delaware Valley. I recently found out that there are so many other festivals that take place there. It's built over the Underground Railroad. It's a very spiritual land. Harriet Tubmans house is on that land. There's so much to do there. There's never enough time to spend there. The first time I went I said I'm never going home. The air is fresh and the lake is amazing. You can follow a trail. Becareful of the baby bear that's why I'm staying in the Cabins.

What a beautiful, well maintained state park…read more Lots of trees that keep you cool under shade while enjoying many trails. Not crowded on a Saturday. We drove around the camp area and the spaces are nice, cabins looked good too. I think we will camp here soon!

This was a very quiet getaway in our camper! I think the only con for us was lack of…read morecellular/internet. We use our phones to pull recipes and reviews on things we buy to keep our camping group up to date, but it wasn't a a deal killer. Park is very clean, restrooms were ok, bring what you need because it's fairly far to a store. I forgot creamer for our coffee which ended as a trip to a restaurant in Denton. Probably wouldn't stay long periods here, but it was great for downtime!

This is our second time staying here at Cherry Hill. We…read morecould not be happier with this establishment. We stayed through the 4th of July and everybody was excited for the 250th Birthday. As always the facilities were spotless, the pool area well maintained. There is plenty to do for all. The in house cafe took pride in the quality of the food they produced. Fresh and tasty. We will surely be a repeat customer

We had a wonderful stay at Cherry Hill Park! The campground was very clean, the staff was…read moreincredibly friendly, and the camp store was great. Our kids had a blast doing the gem mining, which was a fun bonus after a day of sightseeing. The location is hard to beat if you're visiting Washington, DC. It made getting into the city each day easy and convenient. We didn't get to enjoy many of the campground's amenities because we spent most of our time exploring DC, but based on everything we experienced, we wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. My youngest really enjoyed the tractor ride!! Highly recommend!

I am no newcomer to military campgrounds, having used them since 1982. I have stayed at over three…read moredozen different ones, Army, Navy and Air Force. This one is the worst, by far. The first thing I saw when entering the Famcamp was an overflowing dumpster; grossly overflowing. After setting up, our first trip is to the bathhouse. My wife informed me the ladies room was disgusting, and there was only one roll of toilet paper in the entire restroom. That was one more than in the men's room. The men's room also has more than half of the light fixtures inoperable (which did imrove the appearance). The grounds are also lacking basic maintenance, with trash and broken limbs lying about in various places. There is evidence of past improvements, such as concrete pads for the sites. It appears that the current leadership for the Famcamp has no interest in maintaining it.

Very disappointing experience. The amenities are unacceptable. The bathrooms and showers are…read moreunsanitary and unusable, and there is no laundry facility on the RV grounds. The game room has no heat, making it unusable in cold weather. During the recent storm, the RV area was not cleared or maintained. The rest of the base roads were passable, but the RV grounds were not, leaving us effectively stuck and unable to move our RV. Despite not being able to access or use our RV site due to these conditions, we were still charged. To make matters worse, management has been unreachable and has not returned calls. For a facility on a military installation, this level of upkeep and customer service is unacceptable. I cannot recommend staying here until basic sanitation, maintenance, and communication issues are addressed.