Campground Roundup for Washington, DC
I often see questions about visiting Washington, DC. The most recommended is Cherry Hill, which is a great park and great location. There are other options in the area, though. I tried to write-up ...
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ependydad wrote:
Thanks for the input. I wholly agree that the Baltimore campgrounds aren't ideal, but if you're trying to double-up on trips visiting both areas, it could work out. I did caveat that in the write up.
I'll look at the other links and see what I can add to it. I also heard that military can stay at Ft. Belvoir, is it?
IMHO Ft. Belvoir is kind of far out to be considered. Joint Base Andrews at Andrews AFB and Camp Meade at Fort Meade would the preferred locals for traveling in to DC.
When we could use the rods in Ft Meade as a shortcut from RT 198 to 175, I checked out Camp Meade. While it was nothing special, it was well cared for and you had access to the golf courses (2) and PX and other "stuff". Meade was a place where a lot of big brass came so they kept it squared away.
Ever since the Fort was decommissioned, the NSA has built new facilities on the golf courses, the airport is closed, as is the "O" club (went to wedding there once). But I see RVs going in and out once and a while
Military Campgrounds - MD
