Cedarville State Forest

10201 Bee Oak Rd, Brandywine, MD 20613, USA

Address:	10201 Bee Oak Rd, Brandywine, MD 20613, USA
Phone:	+1 301-888-1410
Site:	dnr2.maryland.gov
Rating:	4.5

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Reviews 32

Dawn Ellen Miller

If you want to spend a day or even a few hours wandering the woods, this is a wonderful place to go. There are well kept trails of many lengths, good for hiking, horses or cross country bikes. There is a small camp grounds, neat and tidy and woodsy. There is a fishing pond but no boating. There is hunting in part of the park and it is clearly marked. There are pavilions for picnics and groups. No Alcohol allowed. The rangers that we met love the park and usually are willing to take the time to give you any information you might need or point you to the way to find out. This is a "bring it in bring it out" park. No trash cans along the way but do provide trash bags to carry your trash back to your vehicle.

Dorothy Wigwe

Stayed the weekend at the youth camp site. Bathroom and laundry room is extremely filthy. This is the second year weve stayed at this park. The grounds are well kept and well kept and serene, but I wish the bathroom can be cleaned especially when the park is aware that a large group is camping for the weekend.

H Russell

Camping with friends and family is always a good time. This campsite has shower/bath facilities, firepits and picnic tables. No electric or RV sites where we were located, but there seemed to be a variety of features and attractions. We were not there long enough to explore it all.

Derick Lawson

Several trails that are perfect for walking, horseback riding and bike riding. $3 a car and camping isnt much more. Trails are for everyone since theyre easy to navigate and no longer than 7 miles. Some are as short as 3.

william mudd

Clean camping pad sites with picnic tables and a fire ring, the sites arent that private probably by design, the sites are regularly patrolled by the Rangers so its really safe and quiet

C Renee T

Hiking/walking trails no clear signage Before I knew it I had walked 5 miles to get back to my car. Weird "pay in a box" to enter the park situation. "Run down" in my opinion

Queens Gambit

Great park to bring your family or all by yourself. It feels safe and comfortable. Easy access to get out and back if you need to go to store. Beautiful scenery and clean area.

Lisa griffin

Great place to ride bikes with family! Blue trail was great, a little difficult for 6 yr old but we still made it. About 3miles. No one was out there. Really nice and serene.

Breck Reitter

Awesome park with great Trails for hiking running or biking. Also good for horses. The trails are well-maintained and there are lots of different distance options.

Deisy Garcia

Fantastic park! Pretty great showers, fairly easy commute to DC from here. Easy drive in to town but far enough away that you still feel like youre camping.

R. Smoot

Very nice, quiet park. Very scenic with long trails, there are camping areas and pavilion/picnic table areas as well as a few amphitheatre areas.

Roxanna Hood

Beautiful trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding. Would give five stars if downed trees were cleared a bit faster.

William Burns

Nice trails (hiking or easy mountain biking), good, clean campground with helpful staff and clean bathhouse.

Jacob Sayraf

Blue trail was a smooth 4 mile jog. Gotta shell out 3$ to 5$ to get in. Also saw a fox.

Jon Logue

Nice park with in-the-woods trails. In the middle of nature :)

Steve Good

Great place to experience the wonder nature has to offer!!