Planning trip to Washington D.C.
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SeilerBird
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I am going to DC next spring also. I have decided on Cosca Regional Park. It is $13 a night for full hookups for seniors. It is close to a bus line into DC.
http://www.pgparks.com/Things_To_Do/Nature/Cosca_Regional_Park.htm
http://www.pgparks.com/Things_To_Do/Nature/Cosca_Regional_Park.htm
ArdraF
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Or, if you want a commercial campground, many of us have stayed at the Cherry Hill Park in College Park MD.
ArdraF
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We passed through DC coming home from Florida to Boston two years ago. We went into the city for one of those double-decker bus tours and parked inside Union station. It was a very cool experience. They parked us inside Union Station right along with all the commercial buses coming and going. I don't remember it costing much either. I was thinking you could boondock right inside Union station and who would know the difference if you were in there sleeping. They also had the biggest food court I had ever seen. The bus tour of the city was also fun. I remember my folks took us to DC when we were kids when John Kennedy was president.
mygreyhound
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Hi jorboy
We stayed twice at Cherry Hill. We liked it as they had a lot of maps/info & etc., plus small group talks informing new tourists of things "to-do" and "not to do" so you won't have any surprises on you outings into the city. Also local buses stop there and take you a few miles to DC's fantastic subway system in the College Park area. A 10-15 minute ride in and you pop up in the middle of the city-perfect! Enjoy your trip and plan on a good bit of walking.
Gene
PS: The Dept. of Agriculture has a cafeteria style public eating area that is really good...
We stayed twice at Cherry Hill. We liked it as they had a lot of maps/info & etc., plus small group talks informing new tourists of things "to-do" and "not to do" so you won't have any surprises on you outings into the city. Also local buses stop there and take you a few miles to DC's fantastic subway system in the College Park area. A 10-15 minute ride in and you pop up in the middle of the city-perfect! Enjoy your trip and plan on a good bit of walking.
Gene
PS: The Dept. of Agriculture has a cafeteria style public eating area that is really good...
