Robert C McDonell Campground offers a unique blend of natural beauty and convenient facilities, making it an ideal choice for campers seeking a mix of relaxation and adventure. Located at 7701 Tuckerman Ln, Rockville, MD 20854, this campground is perfectly situated for those looking to explore the great outdoors while staying close to local attractions.
The campground is open daily from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, providing ample opportunities for families and individuals to enjoy outdoor activities. With well-maintained sites that include essential amenities like water, electricity, restrooms, and fire pits, Robert C McDonell Campground ensures a comfortable stay for all visitors.
Robert C McDonell Campground is more than just a camping spot—it's a community-driven facility maintained by local Girl Scouts and operated under the guidance of the County government. This ensures a well-organized and family-friendly environment that visitors can trust.
Customer Feedback: Reviews highlight the ease of online reservations, clean facilities, and the thoughtful provision of firewood. Guests appreciate the quiet atmosphere and close proximity to necessary amenities. One visitor noted the convenience of parking and the charm of being out of sight and earshot of other sites, making it feel like a private retreat. Additionally, the advice to "clean up after yourself" reflects the campground's commitment to sustainability and respect for nature.
Whether you're looking for a family outing or a peaceful solo adventure, Robert C McDonell Campground provides everything needed for an unforgettable experience. Don't forget to check out their special rates and promotions!
Onsite services
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Hiking
Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
I had a very pleasant experience making a reservation over the phone, and my group was really pleased with the site when we arrived! Everything was clean, port-o-potty was readily accessible, and there was even a stack of firewood available for guests to use. The noise from the highway didn’t bother us as we hung out around the bonfire. The only tricky thing was finding the our way in—Google Maps tried to tell us we could get into the park through a nearby shopping center when the entrance is on Tuckerman road! Be sure to clean up after yourself while enjoying the park so that future visitors can enjoy it too!
Perfect spot to take your local kid camping for the first time. Online signup is easy. Each site has firewood, water, toilets, tables, fire-ring, close parking, charcoal grill & is out of sight and earshot of other sites. For local residents only, maintained by local girl scouts, & well run by the County govt.
People are using this campground as a dog park. They will not pick dog poop. You can see it all over. They will even not use leash when trail marker clearly says dog should always be on leash. I never see any park ranger here. People will bring their dogs to train here and dog will scare badly other trail users. Otherwise I like to keep coming again.
I love places of nature. I also like camping. This place is very close by. So here's the problem: People who go camping generally want to be away from the city. Here you can hear cars and people frequently walk around. No one wants to camper people are walking by. It's strange. This land should be innovated and used better for outdoor activities. This land seems to be forgotten about
I wish I could give this place ZERO stars. Apparently, only county residents can reserve spots...which is UNAMERICAN! Do yourself a favor and go six miles down the road to the C&O. It's free and you don't have to be around people who think they're better than you.