Prince William Forest Park administers five cabin camps. Four of the five cabin camps are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Each camp is composed of groups of small, historical wooden structures built by the Civilian Conservation Corps during the 1930s. To see information specific to each group camp, click on the camp websites below.
Facilities
Each group cabin camp has a central dining hall with a commercial size oven and refrigerator, spacious counter and a large area for dining. All cabins and dormitories are equipped with single cots and mattresses. Facilities for hot showers and flush toilets are located centrally in each camp. The camps do not have air conditioning, though Cabin Camp 5 is heated during the winter. Mops, brooms and toilet tissue are provided. Campers must bring their own bedding, cookware, cleaning supplies, tableware, trash bags, soap and first aid supplies.
Season
Please note: Cabin Camps 1- 4 close during the winter season, as none of the cabins are heated. Cabin Camp 5 (Camp Happyland) is heated, and is therefore open year-round.
Rates/Reservations
Reservations are required for Group Cabin Camps 1, 2, 4, 5 and C Unit of Cabin Camp 3. Rates vary. Contact the cabin camp office at 703-221-5843 or view the camp-specific websites above for rater information.
A $25 non-refundable application fee must be mailed with your application.
Day-use cost for any of the camps is $125 (8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m.). Call (703) 221-5843 for cabin reservations. Grills will cost $25 to reserve.
Be sure to designate a group leader on your application. This individual will assume responsibility for seeing that all campers are informed of, and comply with, park rules and regulations. This person must be with the group while the camp is occupied.
For more information, contact the cabin camp office at 703-221-5843.
