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The little town of Sykesville, Maryland sits just a short drive from both Washington D.C.and Baltimore, but you’d never guess it standing on its main street. It has retained its small-town charm even as the urban areas swell and encroach upon it; the downtown still has plenty of historic buildings from the late 1800s with several museums housed in them. It was also rated as one of the “Coolest Small Towns in America” back in 2016.

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The Great Outdoors

In addition to its small-town charm, Sykesville has loads of great places to spend time in nature. The nearby Liberty Reservoir has a number of hiking trails surrounding the lakeshore and kayak rentals are available if you’d like to paddle through it. It’s also a haven for wildlife including white-tailed deer and wild turkey, so be sure to bring your binoculars when you rent an RV here.

RV Parks

One of the closest places to go with your camper rental from Sykesville is the Ramblin' Pines Campground just west of town. They have full hookups at each of their RV sites, a heated pool, dog park, mini-golf course, and a small catch-and-release fishing pond. Their location in the forest outside of town will feel a world away from the hustle and bustle of the nation’s capital too.

Exploring the City

The Historic Colored Schoolhouse is one of the most well-preserved pieces of Sykesville past. While Maryland did not join the Confederacy during the Civil War, it was a slave state at its outbreak and had a particularly difficult era following it. African Americans in Maryland were subjugated during Reconstruction up to the Civil Rights era of the 1960s, and the separate but equal policy is on full display at the Colored Schoolhouse.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Piney Run Park Trails, MDSykesville, MD
  • Patapsco Valley Unmaintained Trail #1, MDPatapsco Valley State Park, MD
  • Switchback Trail, MDMarriottsville, MD
  • Mckeldin Area Trail, MDPatapsco Valley State Park, MD
  • Liberty Reservoir: Liberty West-Morgan Runs Trails, MDLiberty Reservoir Park, MD
  • Mineral Hill Trail, MDSykesville, MD
  • Patapsco Valley Woodstock North, MDPatapsco Valley State Park, MD
  • Patapsco Valley Granite-Woodstock Trail, MDPatapsco Valley State Park, MD
  • Ward Trail, MDSoldiers Delight Natural Environmental Area, MD
  • Gillis Falls Trail, MDWoodbine, MD

Recent RV rental reviews in Sykesville

Christin O.

March, 2026

It was my first time trailering anything and I was a bit nervous. Kellsey was a pro at hooking up my truck and provided a back up camera to assist me. The airstream was clean, comfy and easy to use with the instruction guide at the ready. If you are new to camping this is the place to begin and you have a guide (Kellsey) for no extra charge! I will absolutely use Gladys again or check out Monty Fresh!
Mei C.

March, 2026

Fantastic van, fantastic hosts, very grateful! Would rent again.
Robert O.

March, 2026

I really enjoyed my trip and Kellsey is a fantastic host, very supportive and helpful before, during and after my trip to Orlando and back.

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