Although you must be military (active duty/retired, reserve) or DoD employee/family member, the…read morecampground itself is not located within an area that requires ID to enter. So if you stay here, you could have non-military friends and/or family visit you and even stay with you, without needing a visitor pass. This is a very small campground that is quite lovely. It seems popular with RV and camper folks, some of whom stay quite a while; interestingly, in the 3 nights/2 days we were there, 3 different sites were used for one night each. So it must be a good waypoint to and from other places. There was some serious confusion when we arrived, because when my SIL reserved a site online, he booked site #2. However, when he registered and picked up the packet of papers, it said site B. Then as we drove down the loop, we could see someone already in site #2....what? Back to the after hours reg desk in the community center, where he was told to just take whatever tent site was open! We ended up in a very large spot which contained two charcoal grills in the center, and six picnic tables; three were in the spot we chose, one in the middle, and one each at far sides of the clearing... it appeared this spot could potentially have been designed to be three sites. However, we were the only ones there on the Friday night of Memorial weekend, so we chose two level spots near the three tables to set up camp. Someone arrived on Saturday, and it turned out they were also supposed to have site B! So this is definitely a non-traditional system of assigning sites! Anyway. The good: spotless bathroom with a large shower, two stalls and two sinks (ladies' side). spacious sites, even for the RVs; walking distance to water's edge, where you could launch a small boat and/or fish; walking distance to the PX and Commissary; no need to go through a gate or have military ID to get in. Beautiful trees, and honeysuckle - love that scent! Great pricing, according to my SIL. The eh: muddy and slightly hilly for tent sites. When it poured Sunday night, the "driveway" into the site was a river of mud. Nothing for kids to do in the tiny campground itself. The UGH: mosquitoes!!! We practically drowned ourselves in spray, but all of us ended up with so many bites we looked like we had some mysterious disease that made welts over all exposed skin. Also, I get not having electricity at the tent sites, but it seems pretty basic to have a water spigot available. We had to fill pots (for washing dishes) in the bathroom! Since this is easy driving distance from home (around 45 minutes on Friday afternoon on a holiday weekend), we said, "If it sucks, we'll just come home!" It didn't suck at all (other than mosquito bites). It was a lovely place on Saturday afternoon, just the right amount of sun/shade, with a light breeze. And the others had a blast in the boat rented by my SIL at the nearby marina (which IS inside the gate so I couldn't drive in alone).

The staff was amazing and the water was perfect!!! I love this location; there is a lot less boat…read moretraffic than the other location.

I've gone to Capital SUP a few times for paddle boarding. Every time I've gone I've had a great…read moretime. The staff is friendly and helpful. The equipment is in great condition. There are two locations. I've only been to the marina side. On the marina side, you get beautiful views and see the bay bridge. However, the water can be pretty bumpy in some places since boats go in and out. It's about 10-15 minutes from downtown Annapolis. Free parking. An hour of rental is about $30.

I've been trying to get my family to catch this fishing wave but not all members are supportive…read morelol. But finally I found an experience that all parties could appreciate. My son surely enjoyed himself...he caught plenty of fish and learned a lot from the captain as far as fishing and the area we traveled. This trip is perfect for little ones and adults just wanting to get out and learn. I'd come back time and time again for a reasonable priced day out on the water. Great communication by the staff before and after the experience. The website gives you all of the information in advance so that you are well prepared. Book a trip and see for yourself...there's even a little crabbing too. Awesome trip

What a great time with the kiddos! The Captain and First Mate were first rate (see what I did…read morethere?)!! My kids had a great time catching fish, enjoying the breeze, and even nabbing a blue crab. The captain taught them how to safely hold the crab and we got pictures. Highly recommend for anyone with little kiddos who can't quite bait a hook and us veteran fishermen had a great time too!

Chaperoned my Kids to the park as an incentive, nick was pretty cool handling the group. Although…read morethe weather was cloudy over cast and wet, the venue was worth the trip.

My son and I were visiting Baltimore and we came here for the day. We had a blast! Kai was great…read moreand super patient with us. I'd recommend it for any adventure seekers.

I signed up for a pop up adult watercolor class this evening, making holiday cards. It was a great…read moreexperience. Each person's station was set up and well-supplied. The instructor, Cat, gave a demonstration of various watercolor techniques and then turned us loose to experiment a bit and then to make our own holiday cards. She circulated around the tables, gave feedback, and made suggestions. The location is easy to find and there is off-street parking right outside I will watch for more classes here.

My son took art classes in the fall 2024 and spring 2025. Couldn't wait for summer camp but…read moreunfortunately the ones he wanted filled up before we got him registered. Highly recommend and he can't wait to return. Their staff/art teachers (Ms. Kat and Ms. Montana) plus the owners (Allison is one) are genuinely amazing and you can tell art is their passion and working with kids.

Is someone dropping boxes upstairs? No, more like weights. Big elephant noises is coming from 24 Hr…read moreFitness upstairs. Took me a few seconds to figure out what was going on. This is a cute little outdoorsy sports store in the middle of Towne Centre. It's perfect for those who need something last minute. Not a huge store but they have the basics from bicycles to shoes, camping gear, work out clothes and ski jackets. I like how they have a little seating area near the door for a tired shopping partner or just to spend a few minutes looking through their book of hikes and sports activities in the area. They'll make copies of anything in there for you. The bulletin board calendar with volunteer vacations also caught my eye. Now I just need a traveling partner and some time off from work.

EMS is fantastic! They have a great selection of adventure items. Paddle boards, bikes, camping…read moregear, expensive sleeping bags, accessories of all types, sneakers, boots, clothes for all types of fun, go pro, balance boards, climbing gear, snacks, toys for the outdoors. Prices are a bit steep but that is to be expected of the quality items they are selling in Annapolis. Service has always been good.

Wonderful club. Has everything you could ask for: Complete gym, indoor / outdoor pool, sauna,…read moremultiple courts for basketball, pickleball, racket ball. 50ft tall rock wall with experienced support members. Tons of fitness classes to accommodate your schedule. Wonderful staff. They also offer a "stay and play" care center for the kiddos while you work out on top of the multiple sporting events for them. Amazing.

Some old fart named Jill in a purple white sweatshirt and grey hair came up to me telling me to get…read moreoff my phone while I was in between sets. Very weird and unprofessional . Not a good experience, all other workers are great besides her.

I haven't found many places in the county like Pip Moyer. The indoor track that over looks the…read morebasketball courts reminds me of the CRC back at Maryland University. Most places like this either have ridiculous membership fees or you have to live in the neighborhood. The staff has been both friendly and helpful when I've needed them, and i'm looking forward to purchasing a 1 year pass for my family sooner than later. On a slow day it's given us an escape from sitting around the house, or just going out to eat. My kids love the rock climbing here, and when the pools open in the summer it just adds even more ways to stay active. If anyone knows something similar in the area, shoot me a message, because i'd love to check it out.

I just joined to use the gym and not only was I impressed with the membership costs, I am impressed…read morewith pretty much the entire facility. The parking lot looks packed all the time, but the inside is so huge i never have to wait for a treadmill, and if the cardio room is full, then there is also an indoor track I can use as a backup. The weight room is not overly huge, but it has enough choices to where its not lacking. The staff are friendly and helpful. I havent even checked out any of the classes, rock wall climb or the basketball and pickleball courts, but this place has everything you can think of for working out at a price that does not disappoint. You can sign up for 30 days, 60 or 90 days, or they also have a one year membership if you desire. I am usually NOT a gym person because my past experiences with other gyms, were not so good and way overpriced. No one tries to push you into getting a year membership if you arent ready. The staff are able to answer any of your questions. they also have child care that is free (for up to 2 hours)