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Military campground only.
The Travel Camp is open all year long, 7 days a week. With a perfect location along the shore of the Potomac River and only a 30-minute drive to DC, this is the place everyone wants to be.
All Travel Camp Sites are $55 per night.
Sites # 1-14 | Back-In Along the Woodline | Waterview
Sites # 15-35 | Pull-Thru Center of Park | Waterview
Sites # 36-52 | Back-In Along Waterfront | Waterfront
Active Duty, Retired Military, Reservists, National Guards, DoD Civilians, Installation Contractors, and those listed in AR215-1, paragraph 7-1 are eligible to camp at the Fort Belvoir Travel Camp.
Authorized User Verification: A valid ID card must be presented at check-in indicating proof of meeting the eligibility requirement.
Not the place to stay if you want to be there long term! They will make you move frequently to give your spot to someone who is passing through. It is beautiful there but it ruins it when a soldier has to come home from work at least once a week during the warmer parts of the year to move their camper. Wifi isn’t great nor is the cell service. Hookups are all the way in front of a back in site which makes most campers need extensions. The cabin has a bathroom with no shower.
The campground is very clean with a beautiful view. The concrete pads are nice, they’re advertised as level but they are not. Love that is it full hook ups. My only real negative is they Advertise that they have 56 spots when in fact most of those spots are reserved by full-timers, Who live in the travel camp year around. They all watch the calendar carefully and keep rebooking their spots. I was estimate there are over 30 full time families living there. I can’t blame them with the cost of housing here.
We love this Campground, stayed here many times. We camped here
In a Motorhome. Sites are spacious,
nice laundry facility, showers are clean. This time though there was one flaw. The dumpsters were filled to capacity, trash all over the ground. After one week here they finally picked up the trash. He dumped trash on the ground due to overflowing dumpster and just left it. Hopefully someone will come and clean up that area
We will stay here again.
Nice place to do some tent camping. Right beside the water. Lots of oicnic tables, firepits, small pavilions and trash receptacles. Lots of people pull their vehicles beside campsites. Good fishing, you can launch kayaks right off banks. Right on the trails too.
