Greenbelt Park, a National Park, under the United States National Park Service, is a wholly wooded area about 10miles north-east of Washington D.C. The park is an ideal family camping site given its proximity to the city and highway and the facilities that are provided there.

Greenbelt Park is open throughout the year without any exceptions. Greenbelt Park is an extremely popular family camping destination for its safety, inexpensive rates and tranquil, green and utterly peaceful surroundings.

Greenbelt Park has 174 campground sites that have bathrooms and hot shower facilities. For kids and inexperienced campers, these are very helpful. The park has several rangers and campground hosts to assist you in your camping experience and ensure that you have an optimum time at Greenbelt Park.

Greenbelt Park Info on Government Site

http://www.nps.gov/gree/index.htm

Entry is free but camping costs $16/night regardless of the number of people and you may pay only by cash or check at the park. You are welcome to use any of the campgrounds and if you are looking for a day's pleasure then the 3 picnic spots might be a better option. If you are camping, note that the checkout time is 12 noon.

Greenbelt Park-Fees, Reservations & Offers

http://www.nps.gov/gree/planyourvisit/feesandreservations.htm

Greenbelt Park offers several activities for you and your family. There are totally four hiking trails, each marked by a unique color and all can be trekked depending upon the weather. Greenbelt has stereotypical weather; hot and humid summers with the occasional thunderstorm and cold winters. Prepare yourself with the right equipment depending upon the time of year you are camping. The park usually gives out warnings regarding ticks and the like. Do check their website before going camping.

Things to do in Greenbelt Park

http://www.nps.gov/gree/planyourvisit/things2do.htm

Hiking in Greenbelt Park

http://www.trails.com/tcatalog_trail.aspx?trailid=HGD131-022