The Pocomoke is one of the deepest rivers in the world based on length and width. Great camping. Near the beaches on Oceanside and Bayside More

My family of 4 just had a wonderful camping trip at Pocomoke River State Park. We DID go in March when the tent-site camping loop was empty, so yes, it was very quiet. We thought the bath house was nice in comparison to other state-park facilities. The shower wasn't inviting but it wasn't repulsive, and the water was warm. Our... More

Great place to watch wild life and to hike. Within easy commute of the River House More

Beautiful, Clean, Friendly Staff, lots of bike trails. Would rate it a 5 star campground and we camp a lot, this is now one of our favorites now. Sites are wooded, not over crowded, large and level. Bathrooms are clean. We would definately recommend and will be back. More

This was my first time camping in a Maryland state park, and if it's a sign of the system state wide, then I'd be proud to call myself a Marylander. We stayed for two days last weekend at Milburn Landing in one of the mini cabins, taking a canoe with us. The place is nice and quiet this time of... More

We stayed at Millburn Landing and there is literally nothing there other than the slow moving Pocomoke River. No swimming, so unless you are into kayaking or canoeing, this side of the state park offers little for a family and should be avoided. The ranger office wasn't manned for the two days / one night we were there. We left... More

We stayed at the Milburn Landing campsite for 2 days of "car camping" with a tent in mid-May. The campsite was beautiful - several well-maintained camp locations, with a clean bathroom / shower location. There is a space to hand-carry a kayak or canoe out to the Pocomoke, and a large "pier" area where you can sit and enjoy the... More

We found the Shad's Landing area to be perfect for an overnight camp while traveling through the area. Granted, it was during the off-season with fewer visitors, but it was quiet and well maintained and the staff was helpful and friendly. I was even able to check in to work with the free wi-fi near the camp store (password was... More

We camped for the first time at this park with our 2 preschool age kids. At this age we don't need much entertainment and relatively brief travel time from home (DC) is key. We were able to use the online reservation system to choose a campsite that was close to the park entrance, close enough to the bath house (but... More