We really enjoyed our stay here. We got a site in the D loop which is the best area if you want to get some sun for solar. Sites D138 thru D145 are in a some what open area with sun. Most of them are pretty level sites, but they are close together. I saw some bad reviews on this place, but we thought it was nice. Clean campgrounds ... more

Good: cheap; $10 with senior pass. Close to Metro stops. We parked our 25’ motorhome at the Greenbelt station and took the train into DC. Not so good: poorly maintained park. Filthy bathrooms, like a year’s worth of spider webs filthy, but the water is hot. We went to the dump station only to find it overflowing, which is a first for ... more

Pretty big park with lots of open sites even with loops closed (late September). Generators running until 10p and started up again before 8am. Bathrooms were in need of cleaning but everything was functioning. We needed cell service for work and some sites were too low for a good signal. Cell coverage worked better for us in the 130 si... more

Place could use a few of our tax dollars to fix the facilities. Dry camping w/ access to showers & bathrooms. Dump station (1) at rear of campground. Some lots would have been cramped or a challange to level. We lucked into a decent area and the ones next to us. Cell service was fine, nice to be in the woods, hints of the highway ... more

Used Golden age pass for campground. Purchased senior pass for Metro ($2) at nearby library. Saves 50% on Metro around DC. Take metro into DC from campground about 3 miles. Campground is ok. Hosts helpful

Not a bad park if all you need is a cheap location to park you RV while visiting the sights of Washington DC. We were there in October, so it was cool, with no evidence of ticks. The walk to the metro seemed a bit far, considering we would be walking through the city all day, so we drove our truck to the College Park Metro, where t... more

My husband has an access card for disabled veterans, so we only paid half the rate (usually $20/night). It is a long winding road to get up to D loop, but it was beautiful and we would see up to 2 dozen deer at dusk on the drive. Our site was very, very tight. So tight in fact that we got our awning caught on a holly tree while bac... more

We wanted to stop in and check out the DC area on our way back to Florida. Full Service park prices in the area made me look into other options and we have had good experiences at other state and national parks. The paved road to get to the campground was in need of maintenance with one area being washed out. The spaces were tight. ... more

Rained 3 of 5 days, made a muddy mess. Interior roads very tight for bigger rigs. Many sites, although paved, were well off level. They boast the addition of showers, but D loop had 1 shower stall for men in only 1 bathroom. Toilet paper was empty for 3 days straight in 1 stall. Maintenance truck was ever present but never saw them get... more

Took a chance after reading previous posts and found Greenbelt surprisingly fine! It drizzled one day we were here but campground stayed clean, not muddy. Lots of trees. Stayed here for 2 nights in May in campground loop D. Small site but level. Original site was D30 but it was only a bumpout in the road! If we stayed there our slid... more