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Little Bennett Regional Park

Clarksburg, MD

Montgomery County's largest park features 3,700 acres of upland forest, meadow, and stream valley - including one of Maryland's best wildflower destinations in spring and a campground with exceptional night sky access.

Photography Guide

Best Time
golden hour
Crowds
Quiet
Shot Types
botanicallandscapenight
Best Seasons
springfall
Practical Tips
The Stoney Brook Trail leads through the best wildflower areas. Virginia bluebells bloom in late March and early April along the stream corridors.

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