Tucked along the waterfront in Lexington Park, Maryland, The Muvaland is a small, private campground created for travelers who want to escape the noise, slow down, and reconnect with nature.
Unlike a large commercial campground with rows of campsites and scheduled activities, The Muvaland offers an intimate, back-to-basics camping experience. Guests can pitch their tents beneath the trees, watch the sun rise over the water, relax on the beach, fish from the shoreline, and spend the evening gathered around a fire as waves provide the soundtrack.
The property is best described as a primitive beachfront campsite, meaning visitors should arrive prepared with their own tent, drinking water, cooking supplies, lighting, and other camping essentials. Its simplicity is part of the appeal: this is a place to disconnect from everyday routines and enjoy an unhurried outdoor escape.
The Muvaland provides direct access to a natural, living beach. Depending on the weather and tides, the shoreline may be sandy, rocky, covered with seaweed, or partially submerged. Campers often bring water shoes and enjoy fishing, paddling, kayaking, wildlife watching, and relaxing beside the water.
The campsite has plenty of space for couples, families, solo campers, and small groups. Because it is located in a residential area, The Muvaland is intended for peaceful camping—not parties, loud music, large gatherings, or special events.
Amenities are intentionally limited. Campers should verify current conditions and bring their own drinking water, food, tent, bedding, cooking equipment, lighting, power banks, insect protection and other outdoor essentials.
The Muvaland is especially appealing to travelers who value privacy, simplicity and a close connection to the water. Guests frequently praise its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful sunrise views, responsive host and the relaxing sound of waves at night.
It can be a refreshing choice for a couples’ camping weekend, a quiet family retreat, a first tent-camping experience, or a solo getaway focused on rest and reflection. With only basic facilities and few distractions, visitors are encouraged to spend their time outdoors, around the fire and beside the water.
The Muvaland is a Black woman-owned campsite hosted by Amina. She describes the property as a place she originally needed for herself—a quiet refuge where she could get away from everything—and now shares that sense of peace with other campers.
By opening this private waterfront setting to visitors, Amina has created a distinctive addition to Maryland’s Black-owned outdoor hospitality community. The campsite has developed a loyal following, with numerous guests returning for annual family outings, couples’ retreats and restorative weekends in nature.
The Muvaland is a primitive campsite without conventional hotel or campground facilities. Running water, electrical hookups and indoor bathrooms should not be expected unless confirmed directly by the host.
Beach access and shoreline conditions can change because of tides, storms and erosion. Campers should review the latest property updates before traveling.
The property’s precise street address is kept private and is normally supplied to confirmed guests. The public location should therefore be listed as:
Couples • Families • Solo travelers • Small groups • Tent camping • Beachfront camping • Fishing trips • Nature retreats • Digital detoxes • Quiet weekend escapes