Best Campgrounds near Chesapeake Beach, MD
Several good camping sites surround Chesapeake Beach for anyone wanting to experience Maryland's coastal area. Tuckahoe State Park Campground has hiking trails that wind through woods and meadows for morning walks. Trap Pond State Park Campground draws many fishers who come for the quiet water and good fishing spots. Pohick Bay Campground maintains clean bathrooms and gives campers plenty of space between sites. Oak Ridge Campground doesn't have electric hookups, but its tree cover makes it cooler and more private than other options. Most campgrounds have roads that go right to the camping areas, though at some places you'll need to carry your gear a short distance from where you park. Remember to store food properly since wildlife like deer and raccoons are common throughout the area. Birds are everywhere too, especially in the mornings. The Chesapeake Bay is close by, with places to put in kayaks and canoes if you bring them. You can easily drive to nearby towns for groceries or a meal out when you don't feel like cooking. If you're planning to visit during summer weekends or holidays, book ahead - these campgrounds fill up quickly. Chesapeake Beach camping works well for both families with kids and people camping on their own.
