Prince William Forest Park Campgrounds

Prince William Forest Park

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4.5/5
(136) · Park in Triangle, United States
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Park that offers campsites and recreational programs for families and children.

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4.5/5 · 136 reviews
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Jan 30, 2024
This is the largest and one of the best parks in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area. The park is about 30 miles south of DC and right off I-95. There are about 30 miles of trails through the cla… Full review by Chekist
Jul 30, 2022
This place doesn't have much elevation gain but one of my favorite parks close to DC. Particularly love to bring my lab on this hike as its long but not so long she's exhausted at the end and she lo… Full review by JRed_999_999
Oct 24, 2021
Prince WilliamForest Park is a great place for hiking. There are many forest trails that are clearly marked. Loved that the trails are made with mulch, which feels is soft and feels comfortable. Th… Full review by tracyabw
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Questions & answers

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What is the park annual entrance fee for the people 62+ years old?
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If you are 62+ there is a one-time fee of $10 for a pass and it is good for all National Parks (Federal Recreations sites). Best to get the pass at the park at present (Aug 2017) as there is …
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If you are 62+ there is a one-time fee of $10 for a pass and it is good for all National Parks (Federal Recreations sites). Best to get the pass at the park at present (Aug 2017) as there is a current backlog of online passes.
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Answer by Glenn F · Aug 1, 2017
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can we rent bikes here?
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I did not see a place to rent bikes. Everyone with bikes had their own unique kinds.
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Please take measures to prevent any littering during your groups visit
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Budget travelers: Your pass is good for seven days, so you can stop here both directions on your weeklong road trip for one fee!
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Prince William Forest RV Campground (privately managed on park property, separate park fee required to use the grounds), and
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And, good news, this is a dog friendly park for day visitors! Dogs must remain on leash at all times and owners are responsible to clean up after their pets.
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Consider adding volunteering or litter pick-up to your group's visit as a service opportunity!
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Tent and RV Camping at Oak Ridge Campground,
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Prince William Forest Park, how it all began. Established in 1936, the park was originally called Chopawamsic Recreational Demonstration Area (RDA).
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Any vandalism, graffitti or defacement of the resources within Prince William Forest Park will be prosecuted.
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Prince William Forest Park is located just off I-95 at the Triangle/Quantico Exit on State Route 619. As a national park, there is an entrance fee (currently $15 for a seven day pass or $30 for an ann…
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There are 21 miles of bike trails and 37 miles of hiking trails throughout the park.
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Chopawamsic Backcountry Area, an 8-site, hike-in/hike-out, backcountry campground.
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Cabin Camping at Camp Three (cabins sleep 4, 6 or 10),
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