34.0 mi awayHorsepen Branch Hiker-Biker Campsite
Campground · MD

VA
Camp HappyLand (Cabin Camp 5) is the only cabin camp open year-round. This camp offers the largest capacity (205 in summer, 104 in winter). Dormitory style buildings with heating were added to the camp in the 1960s allowing the camp to stay open in the winter at a limited capacity (104 people). Camp HappyLand is also the only cabin camp with a large outdoor pavilion. It is set up in two units with cabins that sleeps 2 to 4 people and larger dorm buildings that sleep 24.
GPS apps don’t always provide accurate directions to the cabin camps so follow these directions instead. From North & South: Use Interstate 95. Take exit 150. Continue west on Joplin Road for 5 miles. Turn right on Mawavi Road. From West: From the community of Independent Hill, use Joplin Road Highway 619 to approach the camp. Turn left at Mawavi Road. Mawavi Road is gravelled. In one-eighth of a mile, the road comes to a T intersection. Turn right to reach Cabin Camp 5. Drive 1/4 mile to the parking.
Prince William Forest Park experiences all four seasons. Spring and fall are generally comfortable with precipitation possible. Summers can be hot and humid with average temperatures in the high 80s and with sudden thunderstorms possible. July and August are the hottest months. Winters can be cold with average temperatures in the winter of 41 degrees with variable precipitation. The main park roads can close due to snowy conditions, though cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing are permitted.
Campground · VA
0.1 mi away · 0.1 mi out & back · 33 ft gain · Prince William Forest Park
0.1 mi away · 0.1 mi out & back · 18 ft gain · Prince William Forest Park
0.1 mi away · 0.4 mi out & back · 60 ft gain · Prince William Forest Park
Camp HappyLand (Cabin Camp 5) must be reserved ahead of time by visiting Recreation.gov. Contact the cabin camp division at 703-221-5843 or Ralph_Marrantino@nps.gov for more information about the camp.
Wed: Mostly Sunny · wind 3 to 8 mph S
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