Greenville Farm Family Campground, Inc.

My husband and myself really enjoy going camping here it is a great place to spend the weekend or evening a little bit longer.The camp sites or nice and you are not to Close to the next camper.The bath house is very clean and is spacious there is some Pros and cons.The Pros are it is a wonderful place to camp for a lot of Relaxation and quiet and is not a lot of noise surrounding you.My husband goes to the pond and goes fishing and there is 3.The cons are that the camp store has just a few things that you can buy it is not fully equipped with a lot of stuff.On the other hand the mother and daughter the owners is so wonderful they are a joy to talk to and I think god for blessing us with this campground we go here every single chance we get we normally go every weekend so if you are looking to get away for the weekend or longer with no loud noises not being on top of each other this is the place to go

It was great. Nice, spacious, many other RVers had pets like us. Some long term stays but the area, openness’s staff all great for us we stayed 3 nights Had to fill propane

We had a great stay at Greenville Family Farm Campground earlier this year. The property is beautiful and well cared for, with friendly hosts who clearly take pride in the place. It’s peaceful, with plenty of open space and a relaxed, welcoming vibe. A perfect stop if you’re looking for a quiet countryside stay near Washington D.C.

Second time coming here. Perfect place to camp if going to va scottish games. People really nice. Sites clean and really woodsy. No grates on fire pit so bring your own.

Stayed 3 weeks. Amazing opportunities for sightseeing. Perfect surroundings. Spectacular views. Beautiful woods and farmland for walking. Cows, but no smell in the campground. It takes about an hour to drive into DC, however, 2.5 to 3 hrs to return. Take the train to DC from Manassas. Free parking (get voucher off website or from visitors center), park on second story in spaces 1 thru 69. Relax, and in 55 minutes, you're at Union Station. Park owners are great. Family has owned the property since the 1800s. And, if you're so inclined, cow #354 let me pet her several times! There are some things that warrant mentioning in case they would upset some people. Not us, but some might not like the way spaces park one in, one out putting rv'ers front door to front door. We met some great people because of that quirk. Also, sites are close together.