Whether your Maryland camping vacations take you through historic Annapolis, across the Francis Scott Key Bridge to Baltimore or through the countryside to Antietam National Battlefield, it’s always a good idea to be aware of the rules of the road. Click on the links provided below for answers to your Maryland road travel questions.

Towing and RV Road Rules

Child Safety Seat Laws

Cell Phone Laws

Maryland Road Construction

Travelers Tip: Interstates ending in odd numbers run north and south. Even numbered interstates run east and west. Most Maryland interstates use a mile-marker exit numbering system, where the exit numbers correspond to the nearest milepost - running south to north and west to east determined by the distance from the state line.

Rest stops can be found along Maryland’s roads and typically offer picnic areas, restrooms, travel and map information, vending machines, pet walks, pay phones and occasionally an RV dump station. Wi-fi internet services at rest stops are becoming more common. Click here to learn about Maryland’s rest stops.

When planning your route be sure to explore the campgrounds and RV parks in Find a Park – our online camping directory. Go Camping America helps make your travels safe and memorable.