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Assateague Island National Seashore › Maryland
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Campsite #25 at Assateague Island Campground, Assateague Island National Seashore, MD
$40
Campsite #25
| Drive-In | 6 people |
| 51 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | good |
5/26
9/3
Campsite #25 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 51ft driveway, Picnic Table, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site, Pets Allowed
Campsite Reviews (9)
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@FaithHB5FA14EE · Camped on Dec 12, 2024 at Campsite #25
First time visiting this national treasure and we will be back. Ocean views stunning, bayside marshes beautiful and the horses! We visited during the off-season and water had been turned off but the bathrooms were all clean.
@Christine33606 · Camped on Nov 21, 2024 at Campsite #25
12/10 , beautiful views, serene vibes with absolutely wonderful Rangers. I know I will be back many many times!!!
@TobyK7080023EA · Camped on Apr 10, 2024 at Campsite #25
We really enjoyed our 7 night stay at Loop 2 Oceanside. Even though we had a few days with rain or high winds, it was fine because there is enough civilization nearby to keep you busy. When the weather cooperated, it was great hanging out at the campsite, walking to one of the boardwalk trails or biking around the island. We avoided the outdoor cold showers (not warm enough for that) but the pit toilets were probably the cleanest and least offensive we've encountered. We were even early enough in the season that there were no bugs bothering us. Overall, it was a wonderful camping experience and we'll definitely be back.
@DariusSC2EF868 · Camped on May 31, 2023 at Campsite #25
Clean, well organized and beautiful park
@johnc3063297 · Camped on Apr 30, 2023 at Campsite #25
Really well maintained and beautiful campground. Rangers are great and do a wonderful job keeping it in its natural state and being sure visitors understand the rules and stick to them.
@MauraK3959958 · Camped on Apr 20, 2023 at Campsite #25
Loved this campsite and amazing National Seashore. I got to wake up in the pop top of our camper van with the sight of the sun rising over the ocean out my side window.
Site 25 in particular was great for the view and a fine size for a Class B van, but so much sand as in the site that it really couldn’t have fit anything much bigger than a small trailer or a van. It also didn’t have much level space on either side. All the other sites in the campground were much bigger and most much more flat.
That said, I was still happy with the site. We were in close walking distance to showers and toilets (not flush, but not horrible) and a water spigot. The bike trail was great. The site was just a short walk over the dune to the ocean (not visible from the site unless you’re higher up like in the pop top of the van). Wild horses came by 3x/day. Amazing.
The only downside to this campground was stupid campers who didn’t follow the many, many, many warnings and exhortations not to feed the horses and to stay 40ft away from them. Our second day there, several campers failed to lock away their food in picnic tables and just stood around filming as the horses devoured their food, and others made a mighty racket banging pits and pans to get them to leave…rather than just putting the food in their vehicles! Very frustrating. Every picnic table has a “a fed horse is a dead horse” sign. It was sad so see so many people disrespect the wildlife.
In mid-April, we had warm weather, major winds, and jo trouble at all with biting flies because the winds were strong. I would be happy to be back any time until about mid-May, before the flies get unbearable.
Site 25 in particular was great for the view and a fine size for a Class B van, but so much sand as in the site that it really couldn’t have fit anything much bigger than a small trailer or a van. It also didn’t have much level space on either side. All the other sites in the campground were much bigger and most much more flat.
That said, I was still happy with the site. We were in close walking distance to showers and toilets (not flush, but not horrible) and a water spigot. The bike trail was great. The site was just a short walk over the dune to the ocean (not visible from the site unless you’re higher up like in the pop top of the van). Wild horses came by 3x/day. Amazing.
The only downside to this campground was stupid campers who didn’t follow the many, many, many warnings and exhortations not to feed the horses and to stay 40ft away from them. Our second day there, several campers failed to lock away their food in picnic tables and just stood around filming as the horses devoured their food, and others made a mighty racket banging pits and pans to get them to leave…rather than just putting the food in their vehicles! Very frustrating. Every picnic table has a “a fed horse is a dead horse” sign. It was sad so see so many people disrespect the wildlife.
In mid-April, we had warm weather, major winds, and jo trouble at all with biting flies because the winds were strong. I would be happy to be back any time until about mid-May, before the flies get unbearable.
@JacobH838 · Camped on Nov 11, 2021 at Campsite #25
Great stay
@JanaD909 · Camped on Sep 2, 2021 at Campsite #25
Absolutely love this place. So many different activities: bike rides, kayak rentals, walks along the three trails, the beach (obviously).
@HaroldT653 · Camped on Apr 10, 2021 at Campsite #25
Superb relaxation. We go in the spring and fall to avoid the bugs. The volunteers, camp hosts, and park rangers are genuinely nice.
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