Greenbelt Park
Although this park is managed by the National Park Service, it is not a national park and therefore does not have extraordinary views or historic significance but provides cheap camping with easy access to I-495, Baltimore-Washington Parkway, and Washington DC. Campsites have tables, fire rings and grills. The bathroom has a shower and there is a disposal station and drinking water. Narrow parking pads. Many are short and uneven plus some sites have hanging branches so the choice for camping with a large RV is limited. A reservation is required. The charge box has been removed but there is a telephone number posted so that the same day order is possible. Check-in was not needed, in fact, we never saw park employees during a one-night stay at the start of Labor Day weekend. Some loops have been closed for this season and some people are camping in open loop. Two sites, 69 and 70 in circle B, are designated as accessible. They ar...