Went here to stay for a night. I really like the environment here, it's giving peace and calm…read moreatmosphere which is perfect if you like to unwind for a bit.

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.

I live very near here and when I go on my walks I sometimes venture in here as the trail leads this…read moreway. I just happened to walk into the grounds a week or two ago and finally got a good look at them. I have been through here many times while on the Metro Bus and only get a glimpse. It is well used and not just in the warm months. There are always people here throughout the year. As expected, during the warmer months this place is packed. With the amount of things on property to do during those months, I can see why. There is minigolf, playgrounds, spray playground, and tons of walking trails. I also see the horse crossing signs along the road and trails through the area, so be aware of that. The only downside to this place, and it is of no fault to the owners, is the amount of traffic that passes by and may cause a bit of a hectic situation when it comes to entering and exiting. They have widened the road in front of the entrance to allow for a turning lane and an entrance lane to the road, but a lot of the people traveling the road seem to not understand that. I don't see the road widening any further until the brides that cross over I-495 are replaced and widened themselves.

The park is clean and the staff is friendly…read more It has all the attractions, pools and pond. The park is really close to the freeway and very loud. It is really a park for tourists and families with kids. They have a rental ballroom which had non-campers racing through the park. The little train/tactor ride around the park stopped in front of our site beeping the train horn with people yelling as we were trying to cook. I don't need to be on someone elses vaction. They also allow golf carts with sound and light systems to race around the park blasting music and yelling. It was a different RV experience than we expected. Not a real RV or camping spot, but probably great for families on summer break.

They are doing well even on half hours during Covid19. The CPRA rep was friendly and helpful…read more This facility is only for those that have property assessed by the CPRA. They rent various size slots in a fenced area with surveillance. There is always a waiting list that is typically long.

Took my daughter for an afternoon stroll and play and the new park is officially open and I love…read morethat it has disability inclusive. Every kid can enjoy this park and they have a clean bathroom.

What a great park so close to Washington, D.C.! With clear signage and large parking lots, the park…read morehas a little lake, trails, a large playground, a nature center, and one of the few skating parks in the area. It's open from dawn to dusk every day.

For the cost, this camp has a hard time answering the phone or being responsive. The rules tend to…read moreget authoritarian. There is a circle of parking spots you can't park in or you'll get ticketed. What are parking spaces for?!? Your kids can't play outside without an adult guarding them from longtime campers,that are going against policy themselves, that will harass your kids. People wash their dog hair covered items in the washing machines and the campground never cleans them. Laundry is EXPENSIVE for that wet dog smell all your cloths will have. The raccoons get trash everywhere and the office will send out passive-aggressive fliers about it. There is no shade and you'll cook inside your camper during the summer no matter how many A/Cs you have. The positives are you are on Fort Belvoir. It's a pretty location. The showers are nice (the men's smell like urine because men have bad aim). Not much to recommend. Go to Pohick Park. It's cheaper and more helpful from the front office.

This is a great campground. All the "issues" that I mentioned previously seem to have been…read moreresolved. Nice people with a well-maintained property. You can't beat the view from spots 37-47!

Place was well maintained…read more Bathrooms were clean. The staff was very cool. Not just at check in (which was easy) , but they stopped to chat while I was hanging out with my dog. I plan to return

This KOA is superb…read more * The locale is central to the DC-Metro area: Baltimore, Annapolis, the gateway to the Eastern Shore across the Bay Bridge, and is about a 40-minute drive to DC (depending upon the hour and traffic). * The campground setting and layout is excellent. A canopy of trees greets guests at the entrance off Cecil Drive and Hog Farm Road. The site is smack dab next to the 3/97 mixing roads. The campground is expansive. There's sufficient space between sites. In some cases contiguous sites are tiered from one another. On the far side and downhill areas of the property past the campsite store and registration areas, you'll find paved roads (as you will throughout much of the site) with curbs to pass rainwater around campsites to prevent erosion of those sites. Water, electric, and other services are flawless. All sites (that we saw) offer duel septic hookups for RV's. * Dump stations are easy to find and use. * Shower and bathroom houses are well lit, very clean, and well maintained. * The staff is helpful and efficient. All day long, every day, you'll see a staff member out and about somewhere on the camp grounds fixing, upgrading, installing, cleaning or helping out guests. This place is a marvel of efficiency. * Mini and full size cabins are available. * A compact but seemingly full-service campground store is in the registration building at the entrance. This place is worth a stay if you're in the DC-Metro area and have a need for their services. Kudos.

We stayed here as part of an RV event over Labor Day Weekend. I had never been to an event like…read morethis before and was a little shocked when informed that we would be boon-docking. We ended having a great time and will likely do again (with more planning and preparation). As for the site, Coles Point looks like it's past it's expiration. It's right off the Potomac River (great!), but it needs a lot of work. There must of been nearly 100 RV units on this property, all boon-docking. (1) The bathroom facilities need to be upgraded (2 showers per sex), the water pressure was non-existent, and the showers were not cleaned. The water was hot, at least. My husband said the door on the men's shower did not even close properly (the door was too big!). I did not look into the toilet/sink section. (2) The storefront needs more supplies. They had some fishing tackle, but no fishing line. A few snacks, but no basic staples that an RV'er might need: oil, sugar, salt, paper towels, paper plates, etc. They did appear to sell lots of ice. I would suggest propane too. (3) Someone said the restaurant used to be a big thing. Now closed. We went to Walmart and was a 45-min trip one-way. There is nothing in the area to eat or drink for miles. If available, I'm sure the RV'ers would gladly spend their money so as to not leave, but with no offerings, there is not much to recommend the resort. (4) Due to the size of the event, planning should have been done to provide additional dumpsters to accommodate the amount of trash that was generated or have a mid-event dumpster pick-up. All the dumpsters were overflowing when everyone pulled out. (5) The actual campground. People have been living there and in all such places, it begins to look run-down. It was described to me as "ghetto". People who camp don't generally want to RV beside people who live in an RV park as it becomes truly "lived in", especially in a expensive unit. It was overgrown, the structures were falling apart or needed to be painted, and it looked "bad". I hope to see changes if we return next year, which we hopefully will. Good luck to the new owners because the site can be great for travelers.

This is a great place for the RV Community! I go every year to camp over the weekend and every…read moretime I've been for the last 10 yrs plus it's been great!

Here's the deal... I usually don't like to write reviews about campgrounds I enjoy, because I don't…read morewant them to become too popular (got to keep a few secrets to myself!) That being said, we really love this campground, and I wanted to give them a well-deserved shout-out. We first visited in early November and liked it so much that we went back two weeks later. I was honestly surprised by some reviews claiming the owners are money-hungry or rip people off, because that was the complete opposite of our experience. We were originally supposed to stay there in October, but we had an accident that damaged our truck on the day of arrival. I called the resort to cancel and even told them I'd understand if they still needed to charge me due to the short notice. Instead, they gave us a credit for our next stay, which was wonderful and much appreciated. If you're looking for a campground loaded with frills, this isn't it. What you do get are beautiful sites, including the pull-throughs we stayed in that offer direct views of the Chesapeake Bay and some amazing sunsets. Sites include electric and water but no sewer; however, they provide septic carts and several dump stations, similar to many state parks. They also have fire rings and picnic tables, which should be standard everywhere in my opinion. Other than that, it's simply a quiet, relaxed, and scenic campground. My only wish is that WiFi were free, since it is at many other campgrounds. We found the staff to be very friendly and accommodating. The camp store has a solid selection of necessities, and the prices were not unreasonable. Given its proximity to Rock Hall (which is an amazing little town), Chestertown, and the Bay, this is definitely going to be one of our regular camping spots. We're already planning several trips for next year.

This is a really great spot!…read more The staff is very friendly. Easy check in. The view can't be beat. This would be a 5 star review for sure if the WiFi coverage was better, if there was sewer at the sites, if the bathrooms were open. They made it clear that these things were not included, so it was not a surprise and they do have portable restrooms around. One more portable in the middle of the B-site area would be good. Overall this place is great and we will be returning. Already booked as a matter of fact :)

Fantastic campground. Thousand Trails got this one right. One of the best TT camps in the…read morecountry. Terrific sites, large camps, level, plenty of trees, very well maintained, and great people. The team at Harbor View does a great job. If only they could replicate this quality at all other Thousand Trails locations.

Great small campground. Peaceful and relaxing. Staff is great. Bathrooms are cleaned.read more

Brought the family back here for the festival of lights. First I would recommend buying the…read moretickets online as they are cheaper online than at the gate. It's a great drive through light show that allows you to stay warm and cozy in the car. The ticket is for the vehicle and allows you to enter any time during your entry day. It's a 2-2.5 mile drive with light displays on the left, right and overhead. They also have hayrides if you want to brave the cold. A fun and inexpensive holiday event for the whole family.

The local park is great for those into fitness. What helps is that it is merely nice and shady…read moreeven on a humid day which makes the walks and runs enjoyable.