Pocomoke State Forest — Attraction in Pocomoke City

Narrow roads, trees close to the roads, impossible to turn around and NOT BIG RIG FRIENDLY. Drove 9 hours from Connecticut because they told us our 30ft trailer would fit,and upon arrival we learned the roads were very narrow and windy and the sites were small. There was no possible way to maneuver the camperinto into such a small site with such little road space. When we told a staff member, he was rude and disrespectful and couldn't even direct us to someone who could give us a refund. Overall had a bad experience and ended up needing to drive another 30 miles south to a different campground. 0/10 would not recommend. There's a lake but it says "no swimming, known hazard". Don't wanna know what that means. The pool was gross and the park is small and very outdated. Camp...

Pokomoke forest is really nice although I've heard and seen some freaky things like a person camping and parked in an out of the way place acting very suspiciously I know people who had rock's thrown at their cars in the middle of the night while driving, Very creepy, gotta wonder who's hiding in the thick dark woods doing these strange things, I wouldn't stop to confront anyone without being armed to protect myself not knowing what's going on with these kinds of...

This state forest is absolutely massive and beautiful. You can go to different areas of the forest that are quite far apart, offering an abundance of natural surroundings and some great historic sites, while the Wild & Scenic Pocomoke River winds through a portion of it. There are miles and MILES of hiking trails (and water trails) to access. It’s too large to explore it in a day or two, but if you’re in the region you gotta check out this piece of...