We enjoyed our stay here although we weren't onsite much. Pull-thru site was pretty level although "hilly" on each end. Very quiet, didn't feel like we were right on top of our neighbors. Nice views. Large rig and it was easy in and out. We were able to park a 45' 5th wheel, an F350, a motorcycle and a sedan in our site. We didn't use any amenities but the office staff was very nice and accommodating. If you are at the back of the park, the dumpsters aren't very convenient as they are in the front parking lot by the office. NOTE: you must get a keycard for access unless you are going to come and go only during office hours. We couldn't find this anywhere in our reservation information or confirmation emails. (We did find it after the fact on the website but felt like it was something that should have been stated in the reservation information.) Also as an FYI - the water connection is in the concrete hole next to the power. We camped at Ramblin' Pines Campground in a Fifth Wheel. read more

We were excited about visiting this campground on our trip from Virginia to Maryland until ..... the rules stated a German Shephard was considered to be aggressive and not allowed. Shame on them for judging dogs based on a breed. I would never support a campground that is prejudice. Our German Shephard loves all humans especially kids. She is great with other dogs including her Golden Retriever sister. read more

This campground has a good amount of amenities, it is very clean, the bathhouses are all very nice and clean as well. The campers and staff are usually all very friendly, and it is a warm and welcoming environment. The laundry room is spacious, and again CLEAN... that is a huge plus, everything is just so clean. There is playgrounds spread throughout the campground, which is really convenient. The only thing that would be better is if there was more shade in the pool area! The store is fully stocked with lots of options. There is lots to do for adults, and children. Every weekend there is so much going on! They even hold a church service on Sunday mornings! read more

We live close to this campground and go about twice a year. It's great for kids 11 and under for their playgrounds. There is basketball, pickle ball, Gaga ball, and shuffle board courts. The mini golf is pretty good and free! Negatives: Fishing pond isn't the best. The WiFi is awful. read more

Nestled just of I-70 and tucked into the hills of Maryland. Ramblin Pines is a former farm turned into an RV park! 1. Fishing hole, it is catch and release, but still very nice! 2. Bounce area and Playgrounds 3. Chipping Green 4. Mini-Golf 5. Store 6. Clubhouse with Pool, arcade and ping pong For those who like roughing it with a roof over their heads, they also have cabins for rent! Overall a great RV location. We enjoyed our wander! read more

Burning the camping season they always have things going on. The price to camp is lower than a lot of other campgrounds. The staff is always helpful. They have basketball pickleball playground bouncy pillow and so much more for free for the kids. They are open year round. read more

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In Defense of Ramblin Pines - A Campground Worth Celebrating As someone who has spent over 40 years camping across the country and currently hosts a podcast dedicated to the camping lifestyle, I feel compelled to speak out in support of Ramblin Pines, a long-standing staple in the Maryland camping community. Lately, some online reviews have surfaced painting a picture of this campground that is, frankly, dishonest and misleading. Many of these negative reviews seem to come from individuals who have never even stayed here -- or who are simply echoing the opinions of others without firsthand experience. Let's set the record straight. Ramblin Pines is one of the cleanest, most well-managed campgrounds you'll find in Maryland -- or anywhere, for that matter. The value it offers is unmatched: Live bands every weekend in the summer A fantastic swimming pool Safe, spacious play areas for kids Dog walks and nature trails Beautifully wooded sites Excellent water pressure and reliable electricity All within a gated community, for under $100 a night. If you know of another place in Maryland that offers all of this, I'd love to hear it. As a camper of color, I want to emphasize something crucial: this campground is welcoming to everyone. Over the years, I've had many open and honest conversations with the management team. I've always been treated with respect. My voice was heard. Were all my requests granted? No. But my concerns were taken seriously and addressed fairly, and that's exactly how a community should operate. We live in a world where people are quick to tear others down -- often without context or accuracy. But Ramblin Pines deserves better. It deserves recognition for the inclusive, family-friendly, and fun environment it truly is. Look for Hangin' with the Hayes to feature Ramblin Pines in a future episode -- we'll be highlighting everything that makes this place special and setting the record straight with real stories from real campers. If you're coming here with a genuine desire to enjoy nature, build community, and have a good time, this is absolutely the place for you. read more

Excellent campground very clean, plenty of activities and gated. Would stay at this location in the future.

This place is a great location for people visiting the Baltimore area. They accommodate short and long stays for people visiting or working in the area. During the peak season they have entertainment. read more

Off the beaten path just a little, Ramblin Pines is a great location for RVers and campers. 1. Easy to get to, and the team is friendly and helpful 2. The spots are clean and easy to use. 3. For those who like camping inside a cabin, they offer cabins as well Amenities include a fishing lake, chipping green, Pickleball, Basketball, a bounce area, mini-golf, swimming, a clubroom, and a shop. With all that going on, you could have many maintenance issues. But nope, everything worked! All-in-all, if you are out and about in an RV and need a place to rest your head, well, here you go! read more

Very nice Campground that have tent sites, RV sites, and cabins to rent. We had a full hook up RV site which was very nice. There seem to be a lot of seasonal/permanent sites here as well. The entry/exit gate is monitored with a gate card, which is nice because it limits who can check in after hours and setting up in the middle of the night. The campground is quite large with a pool, pond, hiking trail and playground. They have a camp store and they also have a propane refill which we did while we were there. The staff is very nice and we will come back again. read more

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I stayed at this campground for 3 months in a 44' camper. The spots are big enough for my camper and two cars with space to hangout. The staff is top notch! Everyone there treated me like family. I was alone most of the time and I felt very safe. It's a gated area so only people staying at the campground can get in. The manager, Dan, is absolutely wonderful and so accommodating. I just can't say enough about this place. I've been to a lot of campgrounds over the years and this is one of the best. read more

I stayed here with my family and have no complaints. The campground is absolutely adorable and the secluded spaces in the forest are beautiful. They offer several free things to do, though we only tried out the mini golf. In sum I would readily stay here again if I was in the area. I do give 4 stars, however, due to the front desk service. While I certainly do not seek service that goes out of it's way to please me, the front desk could, at the very least, not act like I'm bothering them when I ask directions or try to make a purchase. read more

Ramblin Pines Campground - Campgrounds Near Me - Woodbine, Maryland

My husband made reservations for a Tuesday and Wednesday night, he asked for a more "wooded or shaded spot", we are literally only feet from the road. I could understand if this place was packed and we got lucky and got in on a cancellation, but that's not at all the fact, there are so many open spots, I can't understand why they gave us the lousiest spot in the park. read more

Ramblin Pines Campground - Our campsite next to the road - Campgrounds Near Me - Woodbine, Maryland

We were very satisfied with our stay here. Family business with a very nice friendly couple in charge. Bathrooms were spotless, service was quick and nice and the conditions of the campground were quite good. Pretty place and felt safe too. Very cute pond where you can fish read more

The park allowed two full grown Rottweilers in the park even though their literature said they were not allowed. While walking my dogs across the street from the dogs' site, the Rottweilers broke loose and charged me and my dogs. They knocked me down and were on both sides of me snarling and growling My dogs were saved because my body was between them and a big evergreen. I was promised a copy of the incident by the park and local sheriff. I was given the impression that the incident number would get me a copy of that report. The dog owners left the park without giving me their information. The sheriff did not file a written report and the park refused to give me the dog owners names. It is a "good ole boys club". If you stay there, you are on your own if you are not an insider. read more

We decided on Ramblin' Pines for our annual family camping trip this year. Our party rented both cabins and camper sites. We rented a deluxe cabin which I feel is way overpriced at $160 a night considering what you get. The cabins are aged and the air conditioning wasn't adequate to reach the back bedroom in our cabin. The cabin also wasn't well cleaned but it wasn't terrible. You may want to bring some cleaning supplies just in case. Another family in our party also rented a cabin which had dead insects and cobwebs all over including on the beds and pots /pans, etc. Upon opening the sofa bed, many spiders came crawling out. That cabin looked like it hadn't been rented for quite some time and was extremely dirty. Needless to say, they weren't able to stay there since the campground was unable to get it cleaned. For the camper sites, we were in the TR section. The camp sites towards the end are very tight and no trees between the sites like the other sites here. It almost seems like they shoved these TR sites in so they could squeeze a few extra sites in. The good thing about these sites however is they are close to the pool, jumping pillow and pond. They had a few extracurricular activities the weekend we were there including a hay ride and karaoke. It seems strange the camp store doesn't open until 8a and closes at 8p but that was only a minor inconvenience. The staff we've dealt with were either great or were terrible. There didn't seem to be any in between. At the pool, there was a lifeguard on duty the first day we were there although at one point he was on his phone. My husband did say something and the lifeguard mentioned he was on his break and was supposed to clear the pool but didn't to allow people to keep swimming. This was concerning since people were not aware he wasn't "on duty". The lifeguard the second day was great. The catch and release fish pond was fun. The kids had a great time there and couldn't wait to go back each day. All in all this place is middle of the road when it comes to campgrounds we've stayed at. I don't think we'll come back but if they make a few improvements it would go a long way to making this place better. read more

Ramblin Pines Campground - Campgrounds Near Me - Woodbine, Maryland

We love this place. We've stayed here for the last few months while waiting for our home to be built and I really enjoy the staff and clean facilities. Everyone is very kind and the kids love the amenities. We have 2 small dogs and they love the dog parks and trail. We're very impressed. Plus it's beautiful. read more

The staff appears to be slow witted and not capable of helping with simple reservation requests.

We have been to this campground once or twice a year since 2006 and have no complaints. We usually never leave the park as there's plenty to do to keep busy. The staff and other patrons are friendly and they don't have a high turnover of personnel. The cabins are very well supplied with everything you need to cook and stay comfortably. They are also beautifully decorated beyond what you would expect from a campground. It's like visiting someones home. The only recommendation I would have to the owner is to maybe add the addition of cable in the cabins and a second TV in the bedroom of the deluxe cabins. We camped here in a Campground Cabin in the fall of 2011. read more

I love this campground! We went for Father's Day weekend, in a tent. Their bathrooms are very clean, newly tiled showers, the shower head was high enough for someone well over 6 ' tall. All the amenities are free: swimming pool (nice),pool table, horseshoes, mini-golf, ping pong. The people at the store were nice, the rates were low. Our tent site was plenty big for our 13x18 tent plus a dining screen room over the picnic table. Shaded sites, the RV sites are wooded too. A nice grassy field and a covered open pavilion, where we played games during a storm. Lots of dogs, no problems. Oh,also they are serious about no hammocks on trees; will come tell you to remove it. We look forward to going again! read more

My family almost didn't stay here because of the couple of bad reviews. That would have been our loss. The campground is wonderful. There is so much to do and the campground itself is beautiful. The people camping here were very friendly and as for the staff, they were friendly and helpful. I went up to the office to ask for information about going to Washington and they showed me where to go and how to get there. I do not know who some of the other people who reviewed talked to, but the staff that was there when I was there were great! Perhaps it was the campers problem and not the staff. I wouldn't stay anywhere else if I come through this way again. Fran H read more

Our experience with Ramblin Pines started at a 1 star, seriously, but it got better from there, so I think a four is fair. If you're going to read a bit, please read it all. Checking in was fine, people seemed friendly enough, and one of the workers guided us by golf cart to our site. Our site was decent, gravel pull through, but the site next to us was tiny and I'd have been upset if that had been us. With a 2 and 4 yr old, you need a bit of space. We didn't use our cable but power, water, and sewer was all fine. WIFI was bad, and didn't work; I get that some people say 'oh come on, it's camping, if you want wifi go to a hotel' but at the same time it is advertised and you're paying for it, so it should work better. I can live without WIFI, we had Verizon signal which was fine. After getting settled we went for a walk, there are two playgrounds down in the campsites, and one over by the office. The ones down in the campsites were nice but weren't leveled well, so the slides tended to be too fast for the 2 yr old. He's tough though and got by all the same. We walked and found the jumping pillow, also advertised on the website. It is free to use as well, so we knew the kids would love it. It had some construction type fencing around it, but the fence was open near the sign that had the rules so we thought it was just a temporary fence and let the kids go to town. Probably 5 minutes later, while the kids are having a great time, a young girl from the office comes out and starts borderline berating us. She said it is closed, asked sarcastically why we didn't see the construction fencing (it had a clear opening right near where the normal entrance would be), and that we had to sign forms before we could go on it. I checked: NO closed sign, and the rules listed next to the jumping pillow make no mention of any forms. I wasn't happy but if it is closed it's closed, so we put their shoes back on. An older gentleman comes out (same one who guided us to our site) and while closing the fence directs us to go see the goats, which are at the bottom of the hill behind the office. We take the kids down there and my kids walk up to the fence to look: out of the fence comes a swarm of wasps. I managed to grab my 2 year old, who was closest to me, but my four year old got stung so I swatted them off his legs and ran carrying him to the office. I burst in and told them straight up I needed afterbite right away, I was pretty furious to be honest. But this is where the trip turns around, they got an afterbite type medication ASAP, and I applied it right there in the office. They apologized and the older gentleman came in right away and got bee killer and went down to the fence. I cooled down (and so did my four year old, they gave him a lollipop) pretty quickly and we went back to our site. The next day the office staff asked how he was doing when they saw him. They were also generally friendly anytime I saw them, to me or others. One night I was walking up a bag of garbage to the dumpters with my 2 yr old and one of the staff saw me from the office (40 yards or so) and hopped in a golf cart. They drove over, stopped, and said "Walking with the young one is plenty, let me take the garbage". I informed him I was headed that way anyway, but he insisted; he took the garbage and threw it out for me. When buying wood, you pay at the office and tell them your site, they bring it by shortly. It was enough wood to be fair for the 7 bucks or so, I was more than fine with it. I even asked if they had spare newspaper because I had run out. She said "No problem, I'll see what I can find" and about 8 minutes later was back with a whole day's paper. Things like that, plus the happening with the garbage, really show the character of the staff. The kids loved the pool; it isn't huge or anything fancy, but it had a fountain thing and they thought it was cool. A great pool for parents with 2 and 4 year old sons. After reading the whole jumping pillow / wasp incident, which I was absolutely furious about, and then ending the trip and deciding to give the campground 4/5 stars, it's important that I mention that the good things about the campground far outweighed the small bad ones. If I go back down, I will likely stay again at Ramblin Pines, partly because of the facility, and definitely because of the quality of the staff. read more

The camping trip that never was... The experience I had here today makes me believe the staff at this campgroud have forgotten the golden rule of a business that it's the customers that make their business. Bottom line, they acted like they didn't want to be bothered. We recently booked our yearly October trip and, this year, we were going to stay a week at this campground. Since we were in the area this weekend, we decided to stop by and see he spot we reserved for October. When we drove through and saw that the spot we had reserved was crammed in at at angle at a crossroad and right up against another, I went in the office to switch spots or cancel. When I had booked the spot, the women described it as a nice wide private pullthru, which was far from it. When I went in the office to change spots the person at the desk asked if he could help me and I explained we were coming in October and I was hoping to change my spot, he then rolled his eyes and snapped at me and said I would just have to wait a minute. When he finally helped me he just acted like he had no time and that he was really busy (I was the only one there) and snapped he had no spots for the month of October. As our conversation was occuring, the other person working was rolling her eyes and acting irritated while whe was on the phone with another customer. Sorry, Ramblin Pines, please remind yourself that when someone is trying to stay at your campground, that we are your customers and it's your customers that makes your business. Nevertheless, the surrounding area is nice, but, I guess we will not be seeing it from this campground. read more

I have to say first that the camp ground is very nice....HOWEVER the people running it have a lot of problems. My husband read a few reviews about this place before we went and not much was good so shame on us for still going, but we were won over by them having a dog park. We asked them if we could store our 5th wheel in the storage area and it took 3 people and almost 2 weeks of confused conversations to get it stored. They told us 2 weeks prior to it actually being moved that it would be moved that day...and 2 weeks later they called asking when we were going to move it and they wanted to charge us another months rent. My husband told the woman that per our agreement 2 weeks ago their employee, Gary, was moving it and charging us for the move. He never got around to it and almost cost us $700. Finally he moved it and how we found our camper when we had it moved shocked us! They didn't put the landing gear down and laid the thing directly on the ground! Also they had a small animal in it at some point and we found poop on our carpet!!!! Do not go to this place!!! Learn from our mistake! read more

Started to book here but read the pet/breed restrictions and decided not to even try. My dogs don't even fall under the breed restrictions, but for people who want a pet "friendly" place, I'd check out their description of "aggressive" breeds (cough cough) before you book. read more

My husband and I are full-time RVers, and we've stayed in many different campgrounds all over the country, and this is one of our favorites. We've been coming here at least once a year and have never been disappointed. It's very family friendly with lots of amenities for children, and the staff is wonderful. We are especially grateful to Rick, Dave, Libby and Joanne for always being especially accommodating. We highly recommend. Alan and Pam Blose read more

We aren't regular campers but when we do go we like a nice quiet weekend away. This is exactly what we received at Ramblin Pines. Since we came during October we were also able to enjoy the holiday festivities including a haunted trail at night and trick-or-treaters during the day. Staff was nice and there was a playground for children making this an ideal location for a family get away. Prices were a bit high, but since we didn't really have any complaints I would certainly be willing to return to this location in the future. read more

Caution - Ramblin Pines is a "No Fun Zone". Our stay this weekend was filled with rules for everything and not only were staff arguing in front of customers multiple times this weekend, but they were quick to come to your campsite too. We were scolded 2.5 hours before quiet time that we need to be prepared to keep it down. There were signs all over the place telling you what not to do. Two stars because the sites are beautiful but the rules and cranky staff will be reason enough not to return. read more

Today was the first time I've ever been treated so rudely I was speechless & shaking upon leaving the campground. My husband and I went to look at a site; we were told to " come on by " ...well we jumped in the car & did so. There was a man with glasses; elderly who met us and stopped us; asked us " What are you doing here? " and he was mad; we don't know why. We told him we were invited to view our upcoming site and he kept asking us the same question over and over again; and then when we answered his question for the 4 th time as kindly as before; he became irate & said " why didn't you say that" ...I mean this guy was really off his rocker or I don't know; his anger was incredible. We viewed the site and liked it; decided this was the place for us and then we took another turn around to view it again ; he caught up to us in his buggy golf cart and begain berating us it scared me at this point; we told him we'd leave and not come back. Upon leaving ; he blocks our way & tells us not asks....tells us to go in & get a badge if we're going to be here. All in all....we did not book the site; I called the manager & reported the gentleman; she apologized; and you know what the kicker is ? When you leave the property it states" GO WITH GOD"..... incredible. Baltimore, Md read more

Nice place. Wish I wasn't staying here for work reasons. Hope to come back for a fun stay sometime. The bathhouse was so clean, I would eat in there. read more

My boyfriend and I are full time RVers and selected this location based on a 5W Wooddall's rating. This was the most disgusting location we have ever visited. We were paid for a month but left over a week early because our site was so riddled with vermin, our rig became covered in green fuzz, and the long timers here were something out of the back woods, literally. When we unpacked the lawn furniture from the back of the car at our next location, insects were scurrying everywhere. We are still hosing down everything to try to rid ourselves of this campground. To add insult to injury, our heavy duty trailer hitch was stolen. If you are selective about where you take your nice motorcoach, avoid Ramblin Pines at all costs. I want to select 0 stars but Yelp requires at least 1. I will be second guessing Wooddall's ratings after this experience as well. read more

My first review ever....I can't even begin to describe my true feelings about the management here. The place is nice; however, the management is downright mean. If you are passing through and you are a couple, you will enjoy. If you have kids...do yourself a favor and look elsewhere...they will be miserable. The owner passed away and the son (Rick) who is disgruntled that he isn't entirely in charge, has a chip on his shoulder. read more

The actual campground was decent but some of the staff was flaky and difficult. When I called in to reserve the site (there isn't any instant online reservation system) I had to call multiple times because the line was busy and the lady on the phone told me a site number and that it would be a pull thru. When we got there they gave us a backin site with lots of trees right on the edges of the site. The employee helping us got upset because we didn't want his advice because he was making it more difficult to get into the site for us. We have traveled to almost every state and know how our rig turns. The water bib was in a cement well with lots of bugs crawling in it and spider webs. There was garbage around the site and in the woodsy area behind it. We saw lots of bugs because just the area you park in and a small area for a picnic table were cleared. The office staff was friendly but the employees outside were only minimally helpful. They did not provide us with a map so when we returned that evening we were not sure where our site was because it is very dark in the pArk and hard to figure out their numbering system. We had to drive around until we found our camper. Campers around us seemed friendly. The site was very unlevel in both directions and our levelers sunk into the dirt so it made it hard to get close to level. They have a pool but we did not have the chance to use it. I wouldn't go back mostly because the staff seems to be older and grumpy and only like to do things one way and because for bigger rigs with pop outs the site was tight, unlevel, and the roads are one lane which makes it harder to get in and out. Also our gps didn't have the correct directions so follow the signs. read more

Just got back from staying at Ramblin Pines for the first time. We liked it soooooo much that we changed our 4th of July reservation in another place, and are in the process of changing other reservations. Ramblin Pines is a very beautiful, very well kept property, with a combination of old and new facilities. My wife and I walked the entire property twice. The road pavement is very smooth, clean and no pot holes. The sites are practically leveled, or leveling the unit should be of very little effort. The sites are bigger and longer than most I've seen, some are paved. The laundry room is big and was very clean, as well as the game room and the excercise room. The bath house in my RV section was always clean, it didn't seem like many people used it at all. The entire place was so clean, even the dumpster area was clean. The office closes at 9:00 pm, the store has all those little emergency things you may need like sewage hose, water hose, etc, there's even an ATM in the office. If you stay there, stop at the office just to say hello, sit down with someone outside of the office to play a game of checkers on the home made seats and board. Put some coins in the candy machine to buy food for Jack and Jill, the goats you can pet and feed when you walk past the shuffle board and the horse shoe pit on the way to the catch and release pond. I saw kids playing on that jumping pillow they have. Kids were having so much fun, parents were having trouble getting their kids to leave. The staff was always friendly and willing to assist. This place is a few miles off I-70, the ride there is easy, the location is easy to get to, and the stay was great. Looking forward to staying there soon again. read more