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Hiking. 37 miles of hiking trails meander through the 15,000 acre Prince William Forest Park. The Scenic Drive provides access to virtually all trails and features in the park. Can't make it to the park - use the interactive trail guide below to explore.

Prince William Forest Park is a national park in the U.S. state of Virginia within Prince William County (and very partially Stafford County), located adjacent to the Marine Corps Base Quantico near the town of Dumfries.

On this page you can find various park maps. Maps are available to view or download to your computer, smartphone, or device. Park Maps. Park Map (1 MB JPG file) Directions to Park Entrance (50 kb JPG file). Provides a map of the park and directions to the entrance station. Campground Maps

Visitors are encouraged to review the park safety alerts prior to their visit. Most areas are open. Prince William Forest RV Campground, Turkey Run Ridge Group Campground, the orienteering course, and Cabin Camp 3 are currently closed due to infrastructure improvements. Be alert for construction vehicles in the park and follow all safety ...

With 3 frontcountry campgrounds, 1 backcountry campgrounds and 5 cabin camps, Prince William Forest Park is the premiere camping area in Northern Virginia. Only 35 miles south of Washington, DC, our forested campgrounds are a true outdoor experience close to our nation's capital.

Prince William Forest Park. Jun 2021. Prince William Forest Park is located just off I-95 in Virginia. It's easily accessible, but has a quiet, remote feel. The word "forest" in the park's name is apt. The entire park is wooded. Although there is a "scenic drive" which does a loop of the park, there are no vistas. Everything is in the trees.

Over 17,000 acres of mature hardwood forest, interspersed with springs, fens, creeks, and ponds, provide habitat for woodland birds and other wildlife. White-tailed deer, wild turkey, and beaver can be found along the park’s 37 miles of trails. In winter, migratory waterfowl fill the ponds.

NPS Photo. Prince William Forest Park is a four-season destination. There's striking fall foliage in autumn, cross-country skiing in winter, and great spring and summer recreation sports. Despite slight increases in visitation during the summer months and on the weekends, getting away from the crowds is never a problem.