| Located in the Appalachian Mountains, Central Maryland, near the Maryland portion of the Appalachian Trail.
Camping, boat launch, boat rental, camp store, flat H2O canoeing, hiking trails, picnic area, playground, swimming May-September (lifeguards Memorial Day to Labor Day), mountain biking & hunting. All persons 15 years old or younger are required to wear helmets while cycling in Maryland.
Fishing - The 42-acre freshwater lake is stocked with trout, largemouth bass & bluegill. A Maryland Angler's License is required for all fishermen 16 years of age or older. All Maryland fishing laws apply. Fishing with live minnow bait is not permitted.
Things to see - Nature Observation, visitors interested in nature will find Greenbrier State Park well-suited to their pursuits. A wide variety of birds, animals, fish, turtles, frogs & snakes can be found in the park. In addition visitors can enjoy many different species of wildflowers & trees.
Geology - Greenbrier State Park is located in the Appalachians, one of the earth's oldest mountain ranges. Rock outcrops & "mountain stones" found at Greenbrier show much of the earth's geologic history.
Camping - There are 165 campsites offering conveniently located bathhouses with hot showers. Each campsite is equipped with a table, fire ring & parking area. Fires must be kept inside the fire rings. Dump station available. Campfire programs held weekends Memorial Day through Labor Day. Forty sites have electric hookups.
Bus Reservations - Buses are welcomed at Greenbrier & reservations are required.
Gazebo Reservations - Greenbrier has four lakefront gazebos available for rent.
Youth Group Camping - Youth group camping is available at Washington Monument State Park & Echo Lake.
Pets are prohibited. |
Greenbrier State Park Campground Web Site
Driving Direction GPS Coordinates:
39.541469, -77.608306
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Campground: Greenbrier State Park in Boonsboro Maryland *