Cherry Hill Park

The main reason to stay here is if you want to go to Washington DC. It is about a ten minute drive to the subway, and maybe about 20 minutes into the city. (If you don't feel like driving, there is a bus from the park to the subway, too.) The RV park even runs its own tour buses, if you are so inclined. But even without all that... more

Great facilities, great campground. Would be great for a family reunion. Good location, with lots to do around College Park. Great facility for taking bus and metro to DC. A bit pricey. The biggest thing we experienced, that we never have before, was a cardinal pecking on our RV from just before sunrise, to well into early afterno... more

I am so glad we stayed here for our visit to DC. This park is awesome! We loved our site (806) which backed up to the playground which our kids enjoyed. Check-in was quick and easy and the lady checking me in was friendly and helpful. We attended the class they offer on visiting DC which was so informative and I'm so glad we did that. ... more

About 14 miles out side of DC this campground is about as close as you can camp to our nation's capital. This is a large well maintained campground. Spaces are a little small in width but plenty long. Sites are level and covered in a fine pebble. Unfortunately our site wasn't prepped before we arrived, the table was covered in ... more

Cherry Hill Park is an enormous campground with great access to Washington D.C.. We're used to having to pay a premium rate when camping near a city, however, we were both pretty surprised that the campground puts an additional $50 hold on our card in case we wanted to eat in the cafe or spend it in the camp store. RV parks are not hot... more

This park is super convenient for visiting DC. We were able to drive just a few minutes to the College Park Metro station and have an easy ride into the city on several days. This park is very large, gated, set back in it's own area and feels very safe. We will come back when visiting DC again for those reasons. I will say though that ... more

We stayed here to be close to D.C. and easy access to the Metro. The resort is enormous and situated like every other rv park with close spaces that are mostly back-in sites. We lucked out and got an end site, and didn't have neighbors on one side. There are numerous activities to do such as mini golf, a water park, two pools, a h... more

This park is huge. There aren't many other options this close to the city for visiting Washington DC. Our rate had a 10% discount for AAA, otherwise it would have been $68, no discount for 7 days. The sites are close together but luckily we didn't have anyone on either side of us. We didn't use any of the other facilities, so can't mak... more

This is a very large RV park, with many amenities for guests (pool, hiking trail, hay wagon rides, conference center, etc.). It's a very nice park in a great location (closest RV park to DC), but the spaces are very close together. Our driver's side slide-outs were just a couple feet away from overhanging our neighbor's picnic table. W... more

While this is not our type of campground, when visiting DC this is the place to stay. Facilities are absolutely superb, staff is super friendly and helpful. The sites are great for being where they are, in the middle of a city. You can get to DC from this campground in less than an hour by train or bus making it a great location to ... more