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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Having been to DC once and used the metro, I would definitely pick a location out a ways but close to a metro station.
My last business trip, we stayed in a hotel out in Waldorf, MD. We stayed an extra day and took the kids in to spend a day on the Mall. We went in about 9am and the traffic was extremely light making for a quick ride in. So you may want to look out that way.
In a large town I stayed in a vacant building's parking lot that backed up to a well established hotel. So basically I had the roving security of the hotel keeping the not so nice ones at bay.
My last business trip, we stayed in a hotel out in Waldorf, MD. We stayed an extra day and took the kids in to spend a day on the Mall. We went in about 9am and the traffic was extremely light making for a quick ride in. So you may want to look out that way.
In a large town I stayed in a vacant building's parking lot that backed up to a well established hotel. So basically I had the roving security of the hotel keeping the not so nice ones at bay.
