Tuckahoe State Park

No frills State Park with 2 camping loops. We use Eagle Loop as those sites have electric (Heron loop is boondock only). One dump station, several water spigots around loops. Roadways are paved, sites are primarily packed dirt. Very wooded location, hard to get satellite and phone coverage. Sites have picnic table and fire ring. Older, run down playground on property (long walk from Heron loop) Fishing lake a bit of a hike or quick (1 mile) drive. Disc golf course. Bathhouse is large but old. Water in showers was heavily chlorinated our most recent stay. We are MD golden age pass holders (small 1x fee) and get discount camping rates during week.

Nice no-frills campground. Level sites. Clean park. 30 amp electric only.

Nice quiet park. Electric only.

Nice level sites. Make sure if you want electric book sites 1-35. Memorial Day weekend & I had booked a site in a different loop (site 46) with no electric & not sure if I could of got RV into it. Called office & luckily got the site that usually used by the campground host. Didn't have 1 at the time. Very nice employees. Bathhouse just fair. Clean but old. Good kayaking & canoeing. Nice frisbee golf course. No dog park. Now has a small camp store on site.

Very nice and well maintained state park. Most sites seemed spacious with space between. While heavily wooded you could still see other sites. The bath houses were clean and centrally located in the center of the loop. Potable water is available at several locations along the loop road with one or two close enough to a site that you could top using a long hose. The dumping station may have drinking water but the signs were not clear. The non-electric sites seemed just as nice and had a kayak launch accessible via a long narrow trail that you would have to drag equipment along. The main lake has a boat launch.