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Greenbelt Park
Things To Do
 
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Camp in the Urban Oasis of Greenbelt Park. Each campsite has an asphalt pad, picnic table, grill, and space for tents.
 
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The campground accomodates tents as well as recreational vehicles.
 
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Visit the National Park sites in Washington, D.C. just 13 miles from the Greenbelt Park campground.
 
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Come and enjoy the miles of trails at Greenbelt Park
 
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Enjoy a picnic in the Sweetgum Picnic Area. (remember 24 people is the maximum)
Keep Greenbelt Park beautiful for generations
Invasive Plant Removal
Come learn how to help Greenbelt Park for generations to come
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Take the subway into Washington, D.C.
Avoid the traffic and parking issues
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NOAA Weather
Check the latest weather forecast for Greenbelt
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Schedule of Events at Greenbelt Park
Park programs
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Did You Know?
Tents and trailers used the Holly and Laurel Picnic Areas before the Greenbelt Park campground was built. The camping areas in Greenbelt Park, Maryland were constructed in 1965 and 1966 as a part of Mission 66.

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Last Updated: August 27, 2009 at 11:36 EST