Yurts in Maryland

Whether youre planning to hike a portion of the Appalachian Trail in South Mountains State Park, look for fossils at Calvert Cliffs State Park, paddle the calm waters of Janes Island State Park, or play a few rounds of disc golf at Seneca Creek State Park, Maryland offers yurt camping options for outdoor lovers. Maryland yurts are a great option for campers and large groups looking for more space and comfort than typical tent campsites, and you can find basic ones at Rocky Gap State Park in the northern reaches of the state. Elsewhere, private glamping yurts typically come with comfy amenities like queen beds, a wood stove, air conditioning, a private deck, and wifi, making them ideal for year-round comfort. No matter where you stay, adventure opportunities are endless—escape Baltimore to chase waterfalls at Gunpowder Falls State Park in spring, play in the ocean and look for wild horses at Assateague State Park outside Ocean City in summer, go leaf peeping in Tuckahoe State Park in fall, or hit New Germany State Park for winter cross-country skiing.