D.C. Campground
When we went to Washington, DC about 20 years ago, we stayed in what I believe was a KOA with huge wooded pull-through sites. I can't find it again in my searches - does this campground ring a bell w...
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tstryk wrote:DutchmenSport wrote:
Don't know about KOA, you might be thinking of Lake Fairfax Park (Fairfax County - campground).
I don't think that is the place, but it may be. I am sure it was a KOA because it was the only one we ever stayed at. Is this place close to a train station? We were able to park and take the train in for sightseeing every day.
As I remember, yes. We drove to the closest train station and rode to the Mall. Looking a the current Metro maps on the Internet, the end of the gray line (Weihle-Resten) Click here is the closest station on the Dulles Access Road (highway 267), and according to the maps, looks like it might be less than 3 miles from the campground to the Metro stop.
