Greenbrier State Park

About Greenbrier State Park

Greenbrier is a versatile park with many types of recreational activities, from hiking, biking, camping, fishing, hunting and fishing to horseback riding.

The park is located in the Appalachian Mountains and is crossed by the Appalachian Trail and offers many recreational opportunities. A 42 hectare artificial lake and beach attracts many visitors who enjoy a variety of activities such as hiking, biking, camping, fishing, hunting and fishing. The man-made freshwater lake offers swimming, sunbathing, boating and fishing, and its 42 hectares of artificial lakes and beaches attract visitors from all over the world.

For full information, please visit the official website, Maryland State Park is part of the National Park Service and the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Conservation.

There are 165 campsites that offer a conveniently located bathhouse with hot showers, and each is equipped with a table, a ring of fire and a parking space. All fires must be kept in the Ring of Fire and at least 1,000 feet from any other campsite or parking lot.

Forty pitches have electricity and seniors with a Golden Age Pass receive half a discount on all pitches for stays from Sunday to Thursday.

The 42-acre freshwater lake is filled with trout, whitefish and bluefin perch, and all fishermen under 16 must have a Maryland fishing license. Maryland's fisheries laws apply to all fish species, not just trout and whitefish, but all other fish species.

Fishing with live or chopped bait is not permitted, as is the use of bait other than live bait such as bait fish, snapper and snails.

Walk into the center of Myersville Rt and follow the road for 2 miles and the park is on your left. Take I-70 East-West at Exit 42 and take the East-West Exit at Exit 42 and drive through the parking lot of State Park on the left side of Interstate 70.

Walk into the center of Myersville Rt and follow the road for two miles and the park is on your right. Take I-70 West - East at Exit 35 and continue on the left side of Interstate 70 to the parking lot at State Park.