Fort Frederick Campground
About the Business
Fort Frederick Campground, located at 10700 Fort Frederick Road in Big Pool, Maryland, offers family and youth group camping along the beautiful Potomac River. The campground is managed by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Maryland Park Service, which is dedicated to preserving and protecting the state's natural resources.
If you are renting an RV or other camping equipment from a third-party vendor, such as Outdoorsy or RV Share, please be aware of the park rules regarding access to campsites. The campground allows third-party rental units, including vans, trailers, campers, and RVs, to provide visitors with the opportunity to camp in the state park.
Check-in and delivery of rental equipment should not be prior to the 3:00pm check-in time. The campground also provides information on the National Human Trafficking Hotline for any emergencies.
The Department of Natural Resources works to secure a sustainable future for Maryland's environment, society, and economy. The Maryland General Assembly's Office of Legislative Audits also operates a fraud hotline to report any misuse of state government resources. Your stay at Fort Frederick Campground will be a memorable and enjoyable experience surrounded by nature and history.
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Location & Phone number
10700 Fort Frederick Rd, Big Pool, MD 21711, United States
Reviews
"Wonderful camping experience near the historic Fort Frederick where guides dressed in authentic historic attire walk you through the buildings and grounds of the Fort."
"If you are look to just get away but not due too much this is a great place. They have a nice fishing pond that has largemouth bass and a lake that has various fish. The water level seems a bit low but still nice to fish."
"I would not recommend this campground. While you're right along the river there is zero privacy between the 29 campsites. Each campsite is located right next to each other with no brush or covering separating you from your neighbors. There's partial shade and you're walking distance to the fort but otherwise it is far too crowded and"
"Maryland's first state park and likely the best. Camping along the river and amazing history told by park staff. Stone fort from 1756, rebuilt by CCC in the 1900's."
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