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Campgrounds newar Washington D.C.
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Brian Wood
Aug 10, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/10/00
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Anyone suggests any campgrounds near Washington D.C.? And why?
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Popuptimes
Aug 11, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/11/00
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Try Mountainview CG in Haymarket VA. It's about an hour drive to DC but very
nice.
nice.
Rose Munch
Aug 11, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/11/00
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We recently went to DC and stayed in Fairfax - Lake Fairfax Park
It was very nice, the site we had was wooded. Bathrooms were pretty good.
Alots
of things to do at the park and relative close to Downtown DC via the metro
(great experience).
It was very nice, the site we had was wooded. Bathrooms were pretty good.
Alots
of things to do at the park and relative close to Downtown DC via the metro
(great experience).
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Gary Reed
Aug 16, 2000, 3:00:00 AM8/16/00
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I also stayed at the Cherry Hill campground in my popup. They have a
shuttle that will take you to the Metro station. I had a TV with me and
pugged into the cable there. Even the tent sites have cable! Imagine that.
shuttle that will take you to the Metro station. I had a TV with me and
pugged into the cable there. Even the tent sites have cable! Imagine that.
Gary Reed
dbrooks wrote:
> CherryHill in College Park Md
> 2 Great pools.
> Playground, miniature golf.
> 5 min from metro. Enough room there ( GreenBelt stop ) to park anything.
>
> Metro ( subway ) will take you anywhere in DC.
>
> Very clean. Cleanest bath houses I've ever seen in a campground.
>
> Mostly Class a motorhomes. ( rich people )
> Dozen or so popups usually.
> Some wooded spots ( trees behind you at least )
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> db
> 00 Palomino Filly FT
> 88 G Caravan.
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