Baltimore area campground
Daughter starts teaching at Johns Hopkins next summer. Can anyone suggest a good campground in the area. Don't feel like traveling from Cherry Hill.
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Can't think of the name offhand, never stayed there, but there is a KOA just off of I97 about 8 miles S of BWI.
If you don't need to be going into the city everyday there are a couple of decent state parks across the Bay Bridge. Tuckahoe SP a few miles E of Denton a little off of 404 & Martinak SP immediately S of Denton.
Martinak is our favourite. Quiet. 6 minutes from a Walmart. 5 minutes from a Food Lion. An Autozone & strip mall all 6 minutes away. Laundry & restaurants in Denton. It is our first stop coming out of storage at the beginning of a trip & our last stop before going into storage at the end.
Traffic on the Bay Bridge can be horrendous. Don't be eastbound on a Friday or westbound on a Sunday. Weekdays avoid it normal rush hour times as you would around any major city. Once across the bridge the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake is a whole nuther world. The further down the DELMARVA you go & the further from the few major roads the further back in time you go. They even talk like Olde English over there.
If you don't need to be going into the city everyday there are a couple of decent state parks across the Bay Bridge. Tuckahoe SP a few miles E of Denton a little off of 404 & Martinak SP immediately S of Denton.
Martinak is our favourite. Quiet. 6 minutes from a Walmart. 5 minutes from a Food Lion. An Autozone & strip mall all 6 minutes away. Laundry & restaurants in Denton. It is our first stop coming out of storage at the beginning of a trip & our last stop before going into storage at the end.
Traffic on the Bay Bridge can be horrendous. Don't be eastbound on a Friday or westbound on a Sunday. Weekdays avoid it normal rush hour times as you would around any major city. Once across the bridge the Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake is a whole nuther world. The further down the DELMARVA you go & the further from the few major roads the further back in time you go. They even talk like Olde English over there.
