Colonial Beach draws RV campers to its seven miles of Potomac River sand and small-town charm. Fish for stripers from the municipal pier or boat from marinas minutes away. Base your trip at Waterfront View on Leoni Island at South Kings Camping, the town's prime spot for riverfront sites.
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Colonial Beach nestles on Maryland's Potomac River shore, America's Playground of old. Anglers cast from the 900-foot municipal pier. Families bike the boardwalk past arcades and crab shacks. Fireworks burst over the water every Friday in summer. The Blessing of the Fleet parade packs marinas each May.
Waterfront View on Leoni Island at South Kings Camping suits pet owners, groups, and shower fans. Pets roam leashed across sites. Groups claim cluster areas for rallies. Rates hit $50 to $80 nightly. Full hookups anchor rigs close to river launches.
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Colonial Beach shines as Maryland's sole Potomac River beach town with seven miles of sand. Once America's Playground, it hosted floating casinos until 2011. Now anglers chase striped bass from the pier, families bike the boardwalk, and summer fireworks dazzle Friday nights. The Blessing of the Fleet fills harbors each May.
Waterfront View on Leoni Island at South Kings Camping lists as the top RV park near Colonial Beach. This riverside gem offers showers, group sites, and pet-friendly stays at $50 to $80 nightly. Full hookups sit steps from Potomac launches and the town boardwalk.
Yes, Waterfront View on Leoni Island at South Kings Camping welcomes pets. Leashed dogs explore riverside sites alongside full hookups and showers. Families and groups book these spots for easy access to Colonial Beach's beaches and fishing piers.