I've been enjoying primitive camping at this state forest for decades. It has a great option of sites and trails. The sites vary in size but a day in the woods is a great day. There is also a firing range available. The Paw Paw tunnel, Bill's Place and Bell Grove are all great stops. Strongly suggested and please leave no trace.

Easily my favorite place in the entirety of Maryland, trails are a bit confusing at times but when the trail is that gorgeous its okay, just make sure to have an online map at all times!

Great place to disconnect. Lots of dispersed camping. You can get water there but its not really close to the parking lot of the headquarters. No power at any of the sites and most sites have tree coverage so getting satellite internet is hard to achieve. At&t 1 bar.

We cherish our time here at Green Ridge State Forest, and campsite 43 is our go-to spot. It sits on top of Warrior Mountain in the Allegheny County. This is primitive camping sites nestled in 43,000 acres of pristine woodlands. It’s a 38 minute drive to Cumberland and Rocky Gap is on the way. If you want a peaceful place to get away from it all…

Short detour from our planned route. Small state park. Some trails to be hike, but we went for the observation deck which was limited in options for action, yet was very pleasant to go and see.