Reston captivates with its planned-community vibe, 40 miles of trails, and Lake Fairfax's sparkling waters. Plant your RV at Lake Fairfax Park, the sole standout in our directory with showers and 50-amp hookups. Camp here to launch hikes, hit Reston Town Center shops, and zip to DC sights.
Reston burst onto the scene in 1964 as America's first planned community, blending offices, homes, and lakes. Walk or bike paths circling Lake Anne and Lake Audubon. Shop fresh markets at Reston Farmers Market on Saturdays. Dine al fresco in Reston Town Center. Kayak Lake Fairfax or catch a concert at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, just minutes north on Fairfax County Parkway.
Lake Fairfax Park rules RV stays in Reston. It packs showers, 50-amp service, group sites, and a dump station into rates of $44 to $70 per night. Families fish the 28-acre lake or swim its beach. Groups claim big sites for rallies. Solo travelers savor quiet trails steps from hookups.
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Reston pioneered planned communities in 1964 with lakes and trails. Developers mixed offices, homes, and recreation around Lake Fairfax and Lake Anne. Bike 40 miles of paths. Shop Reston Town Center. Drive five minutes to Wolf Trap for concerts.
Lake Fairfax Park tops the list near Reston. This Fairfax County spot offers showers, 50-amp hookups, group sites, and a dump station at $44 to $70 per night. Reach it easily off Fairfax County Parkway, minutes from town center.
Lake Fairfax Park provides 50-amp hookups. Campers plug in for full power alongside showers, dump station, and group sites. Nightly rates hit $44 to $70, ideal for boondockers upgrading near DC.