Prince George's County, Maryland

Living in Camp Springs, MD

Housing in Camp Springs is mostly single-family houses — 64% of homes are detached, and Branch Ave Metro is about 1.5 miles away. With about 22,700 residents, it's Prince George's County's 11th-largest community. Below: prices, housing and getting around, and how Fred works here.

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Median home value: $415K; Census, 2020–2024
Median rent: $2,231; per month
Own their home: 69%; of households
Nearest Metro: 1.5 mi; Branch Ave

At a glance

Homes, prices & getting around.

The median home in Camp Springs is valued at $415K, close to the Prince George's County median of $426K — around the middle of the 16 Prince George's County communities compared on this site. Median rent is $2,231 a month (county: $1,799).

Housing here is mostly single-family houses — 64% of homes are detached. Most homes are owner-occupied (69%, against 62% across Prince George's County). The typical home was built in 1972, older than the Prince George's County median of 1977.

The nearest Metro station is Branch Ave (Green Line), about 1.5 miles from the center of Camp Springs. Of workers here, 8% take public transit (close to the Prince George's County rate of 7%) and 18% work from home.

Homes by type of building

Detached houses 64%
Townhouses 11%
2–9 unit buildings 6%
10+ unit buildings 19%

Residents: 22,734; 2020 Census
Homes: 9,114; 2020 Census
Typical home built: 1972; median year
Avg. commute: 38 min; one way
Transit commuters: 8%; of workers
Work from home: 18%; of workers
Price-to-rent: 16; Prince George's County: 20

Straight-line distance to major job centers

Downtown D.C.: 9 mi
Bethesda / NIH: 17 mi
Tysons: 19 mi
Fort Meade: 23 mi
Dulles Airport: 31 mi
Downtown Baltimore: 37 mi

As the crow flies from the community's Census center point; drive times vary with traffic — Fred can map your real commute.

Questions

Living in Camp Springs: common questions.

Is Camp Springs a city? What county is it in?

No — Camp Springs is an unincorporated community (a Census-designated place) in Prince George's County, Maryland. It has no city government of its own; Prince George's County provides local services, and the mailing-address “Camp Springs” area can be larger than the Census boundary.

What is the median home value in Camp Springs?

$415K, based on owners' own estimates in the Census Bureau's 2020–2024 American Community Survey, compared with $426K across Prince George's County. These figures trail today's prices — request a valuation or a current Camp Springs market report for recent sales.

Do more people rent or own in Camp Springs?

69% of households own their home and 31% rent (ACS 2020–2024), compared with 62% owners across Prince George's County. Fred can run the rent-versus-buy numbers for a specific Camp Springs home.

How far is Camp Springs from downtown D.C.?

Camp Springs is about 8.7 miles from downtown D.C. and about 37 miles from downtown Baltimore in a straight line. The average one-way commute from here is 38 minutes.

Which schools serve Camp Springs?

Public schools are assigned by home address. Camp Springs is served by Prince George's County Public Schools; check the district's boundary tools for any specific address, and see school-level results on the Maryland Report Card.

Is it cheaper to rent or buy in Camp Springs?

A rough guide is the price-to-rent ratio — the median home value divided by a year of median rent. Here it's about 16 (Prince George's County: 20); the higher it is, the more renting tends to win on monthly cost. It's only a starting point — taxes, rates and how long you'll stay matter more. Fred runs the real numbers for specific homes.

Are there first-time buyer programs for Camp Springs?

Yes: Maryland Mortgage Program — the state's down-payment assistance and first-time buyer loans. Eligibility and limits change, so confirm with a participating lender — Fred can introduce one.

Can Fred help me buy or sell in Camp Springs?

Yes. Fred Mohseni is a Realtor® licensed in Maryland, Virginia and D.C. with The ONE Street Company at Samson Properties. Call (202) 704-5931 or send a note.

How Fred helps

Your Camp Springs real estate agent.

Whether you're buying, selling, investing or relocating in Camp Springs, you work directly with Fred — a Realtor® licensed in Maryland, Virginia and D.C., with an accountant's eye for the numbers.

Buying

Tours, offers and negotiation in Camp Springs, with a patient, jargon-free guide from pre-approval to closing day.

Selling

Pricing from recent Camp Springs sales, then preparation and marketing for the strongest possible offer.

Investing

Rent-versus-own math, cash-flow analysis and neighborhood selection from an accounting and finance background.

Relocating

New to the area? Fred compares Camp Springs with nearby towns and runs remote tours before you arrive.

Nearby

Camp Springs and its neighbors.

The closest places on this site, across county and state lines. Suitland is about 3 miles away, Oxon Hill is about 3.1 miles away, Clinton is about 3.8 miles away.

Community	Population	Median home value	Median rent	Own their home	Typical home	Avg. commute
Camp Springs	22,734	$415K	$2,231	69%	Single-family	38 min
Suitland	25,839	$335K	$1,707	37%	Mixed	36 min
Oxon Hill	18,791	$360K	$1,721	62%	Mostly houses	39 min
Clinton	38,760	$431K	$1,809	90%	Single-family	38 min
Congress Heights & Washington Highlands, DC	30,607	$339K–$506K	$484–$1,424	24%	Condos & apartments	36 min
Twining, Fairlawn & Penn Branch, DC	16,914	$396K–$604K	$1,125–$1,481	44%	Mixed	36 min
Capitol View & Marshall Heights, DC	18,018	$356K–$528K	$808–$1,581	48%	Mixed	35 min

ACS 2020–2024 5-year estimates. * = wide margin of error. “Typical home” is the most common kind of building. On smaller screens some columns are hidden; open on a laptop for population, home type and commute.

Next step

Thinking about Camp Springs?

Ask Fred for a current Camp Springs market report — recent sales, what's listed and what it means for your budget. Or call (202) 704-5931.

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Sources: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census and American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates; D.C. Office of Planning neighborhood clusters and regional rail stations (D.C. GIS). Home values are owners' own estimates averaged over 2020–2024, so they trail today's prices. This product uses Census Bureau data but is not endorsed or certified by the Census Bureau. Data updated November 2026.