Greenbrier State Park Cabins

This 4.6mi. trail, which passes a lake, offers a good mix of uphill, downhill, flat, and rocky terrain.

This is a 6.1mi. trail that goes through a forest. In addition to being suitable for hikers, the trail is also ideal for bird-watchers and nature enthusiasts.

Located near Boonsboro, this 12mi. trail allows hikers to see the lake, which is ideal for swimming. The trail also gives access to the Visitors' Center. Dogs are allowed on this trail but owners have to ensure that they are kept on a leash at all times.

The Greenbrier State Park's man-made lake is ideal for engaging in some fishing with your little ones, as you can easily catch bluegill, largemouth bass, or trout. Fishing enthusiasts should, however, remember that it is imperative to have a Maryland Angler’s Licence for all those who are over 16 years old. It is not permitted to use live minnow for fishing in the lake.

The park is ideal for picnicking, and there are grills and picnic tables located in the day-use area for visitors' convenience. Families can also rent one of the four lakefront gazebos.

One of the best ways to enjoy a family weekend at the park is to go camping, especially if you want to enjoy a closer-to-nature holiday. The park has 165 campsites, of which 40 have electric hookups, that come equipped with a parking area, fire ring, table, as well as bathhouses with hot showers.