Twenty acres of beautiful wooded campground, backed up to the Appalachian Trail on South Mountain provide an ideal setting for year-round camping, hiking and river rafting fun. The seclusion, peace and quiet of our campsites offer a relaxing atmosphere to slow down, escape from your busy schedule and enjoy the surrounding nature.
A perfect choice for a rustic wedding venue, romantic getaway or an affordable weekend family vacation. Maple Tree Campground is located near Harpers Ferry, West Virginia and is close to Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland. Our unique lodging includes our NEW FireFly Deluxe Tree House, one-of-a-kind Hobbit House, cozy Tree Cottages, rustic Tree Houses and Tent Camp Sites.
A perfect choice for a rustic wedding venue, romantic getaway or an affordable weekend family vacation. Maple Tree Campground is located near Harpers Ferry, West Virginia and is close to Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, Maryland. Our unique lodging includes our NEW FireFly Deluxe Tree House, one-of-a-kind Hobbit House, cozy Tree Cottages, rustic Tree Houses and Tent Camp Sites.
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Memorial and Labor Day weekends have a three-night minimum and require full payment in advance. Our tree cottages are built on stilts, eight to ten feet off the ground with small porches and are insulated for year-round use. Four older and four newer cottages are available for reservations. None of our tree cottages have electricity.
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There are two outdoor (but private) showers with hot water and the ability to lock yourself in. There is one heated, indoor shower for winter. The camp shop offers wood, ice, charcoal, coffee, sodas, snacks, canned goods, T-shirts, lanterns and things that people forget - like marshmallows, condiments, toiletries etc.
Camp Rules
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Happy noise during the daytime is part of the joy of camping. Thoughtless noise such as loud radios, screaming and shouting, and any noise after 11 pm is a breach of camper courtesy and may risk a request to leave the campground. Because of the mountain setting, sound carries very easily, so campers should consciously try to be quiet after 11 pm.
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One rule we have had for 46 years is, there is no entrance or exit allowed into or out of the campground without prior permission between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. This is for common sense safety reasons so we can all get a good nights sleep. It is important to us that all campers enjoy their stay. One campers' enjoyment should never come at the expense of their neighbors' enjoyment.
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