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Cunningham Falls/William Houck
Cunningham Falls State Park is located in Thurmont, Maryland and is a popular destination for outdoor recreation. The park is home to the 78-foot Cunningham Falls, the largest cascading waterfall in Maryland. The park also features a lake, camping, hiking trails, picnic areas, and a nature center. The park is open year-round and offers a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. Visitors can enjoy swimming, fishing, boating, and picnicking in the summer months, and hiking, camping, and wildlife viewing in the winter months. The park is also home to a variety of wildlife, including deer, foxes, and birds.
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- Recreational Facilities
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- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
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User Reviews
Bill Bevenger
Bath/shower house had litt to no toilet paper, take your own just incase. The were fairly clean though. Fire wood is scarce and expensive if you buy it at the park. Camp sites are nice, but camp area is overpopulated.
Bobbie R
The campground was beautiful but for $75/night the cabins were horrendous. We stayed in the Dogwood cabin. It was so dusty and smelled so musty & moldy. The walls/floor/windows around the bunk beds were so dusty and cobwebbed my kids couldn’t even sleep there. My sons eyes swelled up over the course of the evening from all of the dust & mold. Luckily the front area had a fold down futon but in the process of folding it down we found toys from the previous campers and an actual mouse hole with acorns scattered under the futon. This lead us to scanning the whole cabin with our high powered flashlight and found bottles of water, a pacifier, a HUGE spider, and mouse turds under the bunk beds & queen bed. There was a note on the door when we arrived that said the cabin was just “cleaned”for our arrival. I don’t think the cabin has really been cleaned since it was built.
A Hatala
Very frustrating experience with what is a usually positive event. Attempted to go to their annual maple syrup festival but rangers started turning away vehicles less than an hour after opening due to “lack of parking.” However, the rangers still prevented cars from going in even as multiple vehicles were exiting. Additionally, our friends who had made it in said there were empty parking spaces. When we asked the park rangers about this, they replied “It’s the park’s decision” and told us to keep moving. We respected this but were incredibly frustrated with the subpar logistics and lack of acknowledgment that exiting vehicles inherently meant that parking was available.
Benjamin Smith
Weekend camping trip with family. Our first time here. Campground is spacious and well kept. Area is beautiful. You can walk from camp sites to trails that lead to other trails. We are definitely coming back here again.
Steve Brown
A great park for a short getaway - whether you're taking the family for a picnic by the beautiful lake, hiking up the mountain to enjoy the surprisingly boisterous Cunningham Falls, or spending a weekend camping. Great for kids of all ages. Took my family during the 100 deg heatwave in July and the temperature was at least 15 degrees cooler, and felt even better in the cool falls water. Can't be the entry fee either.