Cherry Hill Park

This place is not for relaxing. It’s loud because the freeway is literally next to the campground. The noise is pretty bad but if you’re running the heat, like we were, you don’t hear it as much.

You are 30 minutes from Washington DC! This place is for staying near the attractions of the area, going and doing things in the surrounding area. They have a shuttle service so you don’t even have to venture into the city with your car and deal with parking.

The staff are very friendly, the store is well-stocked with just about anything you’d need, and if you need a day away from site seeing, you can chill at their pools or get your laundry done.

This place is great, the staff are all friendly as heck. They have a store, they take mail, that have a pool, a hot tub, a steam room. They have a mini golf course, a couple play grounds and a really nice dog training area with obstacle courses. The laundry facilities in the back (they have 2) near the cafe and arcade is so clean and huge! They have a lot of machines just like a real laundromat. This place is so cool. Starlink worked great here, no issues. Cellphones had reception.
Nearby there is a grocery store and a Starbucks. Not to bad of a drive if you are doing site seeing. There is a bus stop within the rv park which is very convenient!
However, this park is located right next to a highway and that noise is bad, we didn’t feel comfortable opening our windows with all that gas smell in the air. It would be nice if they had a wall up to reduce noise and gas.

The sites are pretty level but are really close together. For example, our nextdoor neighbors fire pit is probably 5 feet from the bedroom window in our RV. Our site was towards the middle of the park which was better for road noise, but the road right in front of our site basically is the primary road for RVs to get in and out of the park. If you stay in one of the sites on the outside of the park you’re either camping next to Cherry Hill Rd. or the interstate. There are no quiet spots in the park from what I can tell after walking around.

The walking trail around the outside of the RV park is a nice feature but you’re basically walking right next to the interstate. You may be in the trees but it sounds like you’re walking on the interstate itself. My wife was walking our dog and an elderly couple with two black labs could not control their dogs and they came after our Australian Shepard and pulled the elderly lady to the ground.

Dogs are barking constantly (ours doesn’t bark) and kids are riding scooters and bikes everywhere and walking through your campsite (what little there is) routinely. This is the exact opposite of what we like in a campground. We just came from the VA Beach KOA which is huge, but there are bigger spaces, trees between the sites and much more serenity.

The convenience to Washington DC is the only reason to stay here.

Booked this park based on location and pictures.We only needed to stay a few days and we’re planning to be in the city for most of the trip. I was a expecting the usual “bowling alley” quality RV park but this place truly was a resort! Everything is well maintained/working, updated, clean and everything is well thought out. We went in the early fall and it was a beautiful and low key environment. My kids had so much fun!

I was so surprised to later read reviews about noise as that was NOT the case for us. We have a smaller RV so we were able to park further away from the main road. I’m sure the larger A’s and trailers have to park in the pull through, premium lots which are closer to the road but I can’t imagine it’s that bad even there.

Cherry Hill Park may be the greatest campground we’ve stayed at yet!

Located less than 3-miles from I-95, about 40-minutes drive time from downtown Washington, DC, and about 35-minutes from Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, this park is ideally situated for a capitol vacation. We spent 9-days in mid-July and it really wasn’t enough.

The staff and the array of services available is awesome. They offer concierge assistance with sightseeing tours and mass transit (Metro). They run an express bus to/from DC each weekday which is reasonably priced. Their day and night tours are informative and fun.

The cafe offers snacks and ice cream at the cafe, at the pool, or delivered to your site.

The camp store was well-stocked with food and drinks, souvenirs, and basic supplies.

They charge your purchases to your site (cafe, tours, store) which is smart and convenient.

The pools are clean and offer a nice cooldown after a day about DC.

For those without RVs, there are cabins and cottages to rent. There are indoor and outdoor reception facilities. For a few hours a day a few days each week, they offer a tram around the park. Nightly tractor rides are fun and there’s mini golf, ponds, and walking trails. The list goes on and on.

Our site (#1715) was level and the full hookups all worked fine. Beside our gravel site, there was a small brick patio with cafe table and chairs in addition to the picnic table, fire ring, and grill.

Everywhere I looked, I saw staff working on cleaning and maintenance — and all this work shows. The place isn’t fancy, but really well maintained and clean.

This is a great place and we can’t wait to go back!

THINGS I LIKED:
Lots of staff to help make the most of your stay.
Clean and well maintained property and facilities.
Proximity to DC and Baltimore.

THINGS I’D CHANGE:
My only negative is the lousy wifi. It’s 2022, and I feel having reasonable wifi should be standard. It’s important to check in with work or watch movies. Come on, folks!

A large gated RV park with close proximity to the DC area and LOADED with amenities. One of the amenities that you don’t usually find is the cafe offering a fairly large menu with delivery to your site available in addition to pickup. 2 pools, indoor hot tub, mini-golf, playground equipment, etc.

Sites are rock/gravel but not necessarily level. Adequate space for our RV & separate vehicle. No issues with the full hookups. We were in the 900 section which is close to the amenities we used but also results in a lot of traffic thru the area.

I would love to rate this a 5-star but…..because of being in between I-95 & I-495 the traffic noise is LOUD! We usually like to site outside in the evening & watch TV but the noise made it impossible without having to expose our neighbors to a loud television.

From the drive in, we saw many buildings and development. We were pleasantly surprised how huge the campground is! Beautiful trees and fountains. Check-in was a breeze. Sites mostly level and gravel, all well-maintained. Awesome pools (with lifeguards) and activities. Some highway noise, but barely noticeable. Tours of DC available by bus. Tons of activities. Free courtesy shuttle is great! Nightly tractor rides were fun. The staff were very friendly and treated us like family. Nice on-site restaurant. We loved the pizza & food delivery to our site and to the table poolside!

This is a great park and I would highly recommend for anyone looking to stay near the DC area.
They offer a concierge service and have someone who helps you learn to navigate the public transportation options available to get into and out of DC. Pools are clean and well maintained and laundry facilities were top notch.

They have a lovely walking trail that skirts the park as well as dog parks and even a mini golf course, which we enjoyed very much.

My only complaint would be price point. I think that they are over priced even given location. They are not located in a particularly touristy area outside of DC.