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Prince William Forest Park
Cabin Camping
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Cabin Camp 2 in fall. National Park Service.
 

The cabin camps at Prince William Forest Park are rustic forest retreats constructed in the 1930s by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC).  These same cabins were used by the Office of Strategic Services, America's first intelligence agency, to train intelligence operatives during World War II.  Originally built to house summer camps for the underprivileged of Washington, DC and northern Virginia, today the cabins serve the recreational needs of all Americans.  Are you interested in reserving ...

Group Cabin Camps

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Single Cabins

up to 200 people

 

 


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Please note that pets are not allowed in any of the cabin camps.
View along Farms to Forest Trail.  

Did You Know?
At over 15,000 acres, Prince William Forest Park protects the largest example of eastern Piedmont forest ecosystem (one of the most heavily altered ecosystems in North America) in the National Park System.

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Last Updated: September 23, 2008 at 15:49 EST