Annapolis, MD: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Annapolis there are 35 campgrounds and 5 RV dump stations. Nearby, 1 road has a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
Will your vehicle fit? Check its height and length against every posted limit near Annapolis.
Low clearances and road limits near Annapolis
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Thompson Road · 30 ft length limit · 11 mi E
Campgrounds near Annapolis
- Pine Tree Associates · 6 mi W
- Washington DC / Capitol KOA Holiday · 10 mi NW · RVs OK
- Ford Campsite at Stocketts Run · 12 mi SW · fees apply · no travel trailers
- Adventure Bound Washington DC · 16 mi SW · fees apply · RVs OK
- Bay Shore Campground · 16 mi NE · RVs OK
- Watkins Regional Park · 17 mi W · fees apply · no travel trailers
- Iron Pot Landing · 18 mi SW · fees apply · no travel trailers
- Hart-Miller Island State Park · 18 mi N · no travel trailers
- Patuxent River Park Canoe Camp · 19 mi SW · fees apply · no travel trailers · restrooms
- Jug Bay Natural Area Camping · 19 mi SW · fees apply · no travel trailers · restrooms
- Selby's Camp · 19 mi SW · fees apply · no travel trailers
- Hart-Miller Island State Park Campground · 20 mi N · no travel trailers
- White Oak Landing Campground · 20 mi SW · fees apply · no travel trailers
- Greenbelt Campground · 22 mi W · fees apply · RVs OK
- Bannaker · 23 mi NW · no travel trailers · restrooms
- and 20 more in the app
RV dump stations
- Dump station · 16 mi NE
- Dump station · 18 mi S
- Dump station · 22 mi NW
- Dump station · 24 mi W
- Dump station · 29 mi SW
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