RV route guide
Baltimore Harbor + Fort McHenry Tunnels — RV reference
I-895 Harbor + I-95 Fort McHenry. RV-friendly with standard propane.
Two harbor tunnels carry interstate traffic under Baltimore Harbor: the Baltimore Harbor Tunnel (I-895) and the Fort McHenry Tunnel (I-95). Both are RV-friendly with standard propane installation. Both have published clearances and hazmat restrictions for commercial transport.
- Tier
- Clearance + restriction
- State
- Maryland
- Sources
- Cited official (.gov / .org)
Can I use the Baltimore tunnels in my RV?
Yes. Both tunnels accommodate RVs with standard built-in propane. The clearances (13'6" and 14'6") accommodate all typical RVs. Federal hazmat restrictions apply to placard-required commercial transport, not normal RV propane.
- I-895: 13'6" clearance
- I-95: 14'6" clearance
- Standard RV propane OK
- Toll required
- EZ-Pass accepted
What MDTA doesn't tell you
Maryland Transportation Authority operates both tunnels. EZ-Pass works. Tolls collected.
- Maryland Transportation Authority: Tunnels + tolls.[source]
Frequently asked questions
- Which tunnel for through-traffic?
- I-95 Fort McHenry is the through-traffic route. I-895 Harbor is the older alternative.
Authoritative sources
Verify current conditions with state DOT 511 systems before departure. RV restrictions may change. Weather may close roads.
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