Boondocking in the suburbs of Washington, DC
We're planning a trip to the DC area and want to try "true boondocking" in the DC suburbs with fairly easy access to the DC Metro. The purpose of our trip is to see the sites in DC (museums, etc.),and...
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With a class B, you can practically park anywhere - except in DC neighborhoods - they often require permits. However, you might try some long term parking at metro stations.
You can also try any of the dozens of parking lots scattered around town. They charge up to $30/day but sometimes have overnight security. Then you wouldn't have to drive outside the city.
You can also try any of the dozens of parking lots scattered around town. They charge up to $30/day but sometimes have overnight security. Then you wouldn't have to drive outside the city.
