The park is very well kept and has a huge office with everything you can think from supplies to alcohol! Check in was smooth and the employees were so accommodating! We stayed 1 night to explore Washington DC and it was only 25 minutes from our site ! They have a hot tub and sauna we didn’t get to use but if we ever come back we will! ...moreThe park is very well kept and has a huge office with everything you can think from supplies to alcohol! Check in was smooth and the employees were so accommodating! We stayed 1 night to explore Washington DC and it was only 25 minutes from our site ! They have a hot tub and sauna we didn’t get to use but if we ever come back we will! Full hookups and had a wonderful stay! The highway was close and loud at times

This is a clean campground. The sites are small but level. The proximity to DC is great, but the noise from I-95 is awful. Very nice staff and amenities. If you are staying for site seeing it is perfect, but if you are looking for a good camping experience this may not be for you.

**Our rate of $81 reflects using our Good Sam discountWe were looking for a campground close to DC and Cherry Hill was perfect! While Cherry Hill is not cheap, it is absolutely the best and most convenient option for those wishing to visit DC. The park staff was friendly and the park itself was well maintained and clean. We drove t...more**Our rate of $81 reflects using our Good Sam discountWe were looking for a campground close to DC and Cherry Hill was perfect! While Cherry Hill is not cheap, it is absolutely the best and most convenient option for those wishing to visit DC. The park staff was friendly and the park itself was well maintained and clean. We drove to the College Park Metro station (only 4.5 miles away) and had no issues parking. There is a bus depot at the campground for those that do not want to drive to the metro station. The only drawback is the very noticeable highway noise, which we expected due to the location. We would definitely recommend Cherry Hill Park!

Exceptionally clean, every amenity one could need or hope for from pools and hot tub, cafe, Minigolf, grocery, firewood, on-site public transportation access and an excellent night time DC monuments tour. Highly recommend and would definitely return!

Bathrooms are spotless and they have air conditioning! What a treat! The campground is very clean, playground and pool are nice. Very close to DC. Quiet campground but you can hear the interstate noise. Would return again.

Let me start by saying we booked this campground because we were going to be working and staying in the DC area for several weeks. From the website I expected this to be very similar to a KOA Holiday(expensive with lots of things for kids to do, so basically overrun with small children)While it was most of those things, it wasn't ...moreLet me start by saying we booked this campground because we were going to be working and staying in the DC area for several weeks. From the website I expected this to be very similar to a KOA Holiday(expensive with lots of things for kids to do, so basically overrun with small children)While it was most of those things, it wasn't overrun in the way KOA's can be.(I wouldn't suggest going to the pool however) The amenities were actually pretty decent unlike what you find at most KOA's. And the cafe they have actually has pretty good burgers. Everything was well maintained and clean. Our site was pretty level for the trailer but not so much for outdoor space. I didn't experience and problems with excessively noisy neighbors. However I will say while highway noise isn't generally noticeable in the trailer with the AC or tv on it definitely is here. The highway that runs by the campground appears to be a favorite for people who like to race their engines. The first weekend we stayed I thought there was a drag strip near by until I realized it was just the highway.Other than the highway noise the only complain I have is a small one. The sites are not very deep so alot of people have to park their vehicle right on the edge of the road. That can make it a little tight when you are trying to back into a site. Not impossible but I wouldn't want a back in site if I was a novice.The cell signal was good so working at the campground using our jetpack was never a problem. Didn't try the campground wifi because except on rare occasions I haven't found any campground that are worth the effort.One tip, find somewhere to grocery shop other than Shopper which is near by. The quality of the stuff we got there was terrible.

If you want to see DC, this is the place to be. It's an easy location off the hwy and very convenient to everything.They offer a shuttle bus to the metro and pretty much any amenity you can think of. The easy off the hwy does come with noise as a downside. I was in the front section which is way quieter than the back section. I would...moreIf you want to see DC, this is the place to be. It's an easy location off the hwy and very convenient to everything.They offer a shuttle bus to the metro and pretty much any amenity you can think of. The easy off the hwy does come with noise as a downside. I was in the front section which is way quieter than the back section. I would suggest you reserve sites close to the office for less noise.The price was also quite high. I think for the location that's to be expected.The store was larger and better stocked then any other campground I've visited even with a lot of RV supplies.The 1.4 mile walking trail around the park was nice, the dog park was large and the park was very relaxing to walk around.Internet was good and solid. We were able to stream the entire time we were there so let that be a lesson to other RV parks, it is possible to have hundreds of guests and still maintain usable internet. Cable and cell service was good on both Verizon + ATT but didn't need it due to their internet being good.For day trips outside of DC, check out Alexandra and Annapolis. Both easily accessible from the campground.

Booked a spot here after a long trip and had high expectations after reading all the reviews. For $120, I had a site with bird poop all over our patio and picnic table, truly deafening highway noise and really noisy neighbors partying, other neighbors with a loud outdoor TV (to combat the loud highway!), both still going at midnight. O...moreBooked a spot here after a long trip and had high expectations after reading all the reviews. For $120, I had a site with bird poop all over our patio and picnic table, truly deafening highway noise and really noisy neighbors partying, other neighbors with a loud outdoor TV (to combat the loud highway!), both still going at midnight. Our neighbors had late night guests...ugh. All bad. No one enforcing quiet hours (10pm). Feel ripped off and very disappointed. Don’t believe the hype.

Cherry Hill Park was easy to find and get to basically right off I-95. This was our first time RVing into the WA DC area and we were concerned about traffic getting to the campground (CG). As we arrived, traffic was heavy on I-95 but manageable. Cherry Hill’s and our RV GPS directions were spot on getting us to the park. We were very i...moreCherry Hill Park was easy to find and get to basically right off I-95. This was our first time RVing into the WA DC area and we were concerned about traffic getting to the campground (CG). As we arrived, traffic was heavy on I-95 but manageable. Cherry Hill’s and our RV GPS directions were spot on getting us to the park. We were very impressed with this CG from the moment we entered. We picked up our package outside the office (no contact check-in) and went to premium site 93 with FHUs. Back-in was easy. The wifi was very good but the CG was only about a 1/4 full. Cherry Hill has many different ways to stay; cottages, cabins, yurts, glamping pods, premium and regular tent sites in addition to the RV sites. As we looked around we found that all of the sites, regardless of amenities, were spaced about the same. There are a few sites in the CG on the end that will give you a little more yard space like 97 (need to be a competent backer), 402, and 1723. We got 2 bars each on Verizon and AT&T. The CG’s cable provided a large selection of channels and worked well. We were impressed with the main laundry facility due to the amount of large washers and dryers, very fair pricing and very clean. The two off leash dog parks (in the same area) were nice plus there’s a well maintained walking trail that goes around this very large CG’s perimeter. We really liked how there are trash receptacles and dog poopy bag dispensers nicely placed all over the CG. Though we didn’t use it, they even have a dog walker service so you can spend a lot of time exploring the DC area without worrying about your pups. About the only draw back was the road noise from the interstate and highway pretty much 24/7, but considering the area that is to be expected. Sites 13-38 and 1500 sites near the premium tent area are the farthest away from the road noise. We would definitely stay here again.

This is a very nice campground/RV resort. It is pretty much the best place to stay in the DC area. However, it's a little expensive when there are so many of the amenities that you can't use because of the pandemic and in cold weather (we stayed 10/11/20-10/15/20). But the biggest problem for us was the noise from the freeway. It was l...moreThis is a very nice campground/RV resort. It is pretty much the best place to stay in the DC area. However, it's a little expensive when there are so many of the amenities that you can't use because of the pandemic and in cold weather (we stayed 10/11/20-10/15/20). But the biggest problem for us was the noise from the freeway. It was loud and constant.

We stayed three nights visiting our daughter who just relocated to DC. This park is well staffed, well organized and in great shape. The folks here were all nice. The site was fairly level. Perfect from head to toe but just off left to right. We had a premium site with nice table/ chairs, bbq and firepit. The only negative to t...moreWe stayed three nights visiting our daughter who just relocated to DC. This park is well staffed, well organized and in great shape. The folks here were all nice. The site was fairly level. Perfect from head to toe but just off left to right. We had a premium site with nice table/ chairs, bbq and firepit. The only negative to the site was the lack of trees for shade in an incredibly hot and humid August. But there are other sites that check that box. The bathhouse was incredibly clean and the shower pressure was good. My iPhone 8 on AT&T was pulling 60 mgbs down!We will definitely come back.

Picked a bad time to see DC but enjoyed this park immensely. Very clean bathhouses, great for families. Price steep but very close to DC. $77. The internet very good.

Wow, this campground had everything and offered many different ways to camp. We did a night motorcycle ride to DC, so it was nice to be close. The campground was well maintained and had a nice pool area, restaurant, store, outdoor gym, and water park. They also had a shuttle into DC. We will definitely come back the next time we ar...moreWow, this campground had everything and offered many different ways to camp. We did a night motorcycle ride to DC, so it was nice to be close. The campground was well maintained and had a nice pool area, restaurant, store, outdoor gym, and water park. They also had a shuttle into DC. We will definitely come back the next time we are in the area.

Cherry Hill deserves the five stars that I gave it, the RV Park is clean and well taken care of. There are plenty of people working around the grounds to keep the bathrooms, pools, rec rooms, and public areas clean. The camp store is well stocked and if you need assistance with tours etc in DC they have buses that leave right from th...moreCherry Hill deserves the five stars that I gave it, the RV Park is clean and well taken care of. There are plenty of people working around the grounds to keep the bathrooms, pools, rec rooms, and public areas clean. The camp store is well stocked and if you need assistance with tours etc in DC they have buses that leave right from the campground. The staff are helpful and friendly; they recommenced someone to wash and was my Airstream Trailer. I had the work done and the gentlemen whom they recommended did an excellent job. If you are visiting DC Cherry Hill is the place to stay. I wish that we could find more parks like Cherry Hill as we travel around the country. One last thing, the laundry is first class, large with lots of new washers and dryers. Can't say enough nice things about the place, if you stay at CH I think that you will like it.

Every aspect of our stay was perfect! Sites were reasonably spaced, level and clean. Laundry room was absolutely sparkling and cheap! Probably the best laundry facilities that we’ve used! The off-season rate could have been a bit better or at least would have been more appealing if there had been a weekly rate but overall, we enjoyed...moreEvery aspect of our stay was perfect! Sites were reasonably spaced, level and clean. Laundry room was absolutely sparkling and cheap! Probably the best laundry facilities that we’ve used! The off-season rate could have been a bit better or at least would have been more appealing if there had been a weekly rate but overall, we enjoyed our stay and would definitely return for the customer service and amenities. I nearly forgot to mention the hot tub! Such a welcome feature after long days walking thru museums in DC. Also very convenient to groceries, restaurants and the Metro.

We stayed here in July while touring Washington DC. This park definitely is not on the cheap side but well worth it for the amenities and proximity to DC. We enjoyed the playgrounds, pools, camp store and onsite cafe. The laundry facilities are great too.The only negative we really found (besides the price) is that the spots are cl...moreWe stayed here in July while touring Washington DC. This park definitely is not on the cheap side but well worth it for the amenities and proximity to DC. We enjoyed the playgrounds, pools, camp store and onsite cafe. The laundry facilities are great too.The only negative we really found (besides the price) is that the spots are close together with little toad parking. We arrived later in the day and it took us quite a while to get ourselves maneuvered into our spot. When providing the size of your rig be generous because the spots are tight.

This is a large commercial-style RV park with a decent amount of freeway noise. Freeway noise doesn't bother us all that much so 3-star rating didn't account for noise. We were in site 933 and our stay included a Friday and Saturday night. Site 933 is directly across from the "conference center". Both weekend nights, the conference cen...moreThis is a large commercial-style RV park with a decent amount of freeway noise. Freeway noise doesn't bother us all that much so 3-star rating didn't account for noise. We were in site 933 and our stay included a Friday and Saturday night. Site 933 is directly across from the "conference center". Both weekend nights, the conference center was rented for weddings. The music, the traffic, the people.....it was really loud. So, if you are going to stay here, request to be far from the conference center :). If you are there during the week, it probably isn't a huge concern.We went into the DC area a couple of days. With traffic, it's about a 30-45 minute drive.

Campground is advertised as the closest one to DC. Arrival was smooth. They have plenty of staff ready to assist you. The campground is less than 10 minutes away from the College Park/University of Maryland METRO station (20-25 minute ride to Archives stop in DC). Weekend parking is free at the station. They also have a bus that will t...moreCampground is advertised as the closest one to DC. Arrival was smooth. They have plenty of staff ready to assist you. The campground is less than 10 minutes away from the College Park/University of Maryland METRO station (20-25 minute ride to Archives stop in DC). Weekend parking is free at the station. They also have a bus that will take you to the METRO station. We paid a nominal fee for a "Nite Tour" into DC. The tour bus left the campground at 6:00 pm and visited many of the great monuments in DC; we returned before 11:00 pm. Our tour guide, Larry, was awesome. Our driver, Carl, was an excellent driver. We saw, for example, the Lincoln Memorial at night. What an amazing experience. We spent time in the FDR memorial and MLK memorial, and learned so much about both of these. The campground itself has so many amenities. Hiking trail (1.4 miles) around the campground, pools, splash park, mini golf, dog park and run, dog walking services, cafe, nightly outdoor theater, golf carts, water and ice dispensers, WiFi, computer station, security. It was a great experience for us. We would stay here again.

Cherry Hill parkThis is a great park that is fairly close to DC. This park is as close to an “RV resort” as I have ever stayed. There are lots of sites, standard and preferred. Standard is the normal back in or pull through, with full hook ups and gravel pads, also there is a fire pit and picnic table. The preferred sites add a bri...moreCherry Hill parkThis is a great park that is fairly close to DC. This park is as close to an “RV resort” as I have ever stayed. There are lots of sites, standard and preferred. Standard is the normal back in or pull through, with full hook ups and gravel pads, also there is a fire pit and picnic table. The preferred sites add a bricked patio and iron patio chairs and table and a grill. There is a large pool, splash pad, 2 laundry rooms with several washers and dryers ($2.50 and $.25/6 minutes.) Basketball court, Gaga pit, mini golf, Tractor rides in the evening, nightly outside family friendly movies and a 1.5 mile trail around the park that is well maintained. Make no mistake, this is an “urban” campsite, traffic can be heard all around the park from I-495, but it isn’t overbearing. However, being able to have campfire in the city and abundant trees make it feel more like camping. Campsites are fairly close, but there is still space between your neighbors. There is a bus stop at the entrance with a very knowledgeable concierge that will help you figure out where to go and what to see. The Metro train station is 15 minutes away if you don’t want to ride the bus. Staff is very helpful, answering any questions about DC or the surrounding area. Every day at 4 and 7 pm they have a Tour seminar that teaches you how to use the Metro, tour options, ideas on where to go and all kinds of other information, I highly recommend going. The camp store has just about everything you need, to include a small RV store which is almost like a small Camping world. Defiantly a great place to stay, lots to do here, and an easy place to explore DC from!

This is an amazing camp, especially for families. While the spots are close and the camp huge, it has a very personal touch with the staff and amenities. This is one camp that lives up to its resort tag (and fee) with plenty of activities and amenities including a splash area and putt putt. Another great amenity is the onsite bus st...moreThis is an amazing camp, especially for families. While the spots are close and the camp huge, it has a very personal touch with the staff and amenities. This is one camp that lives up to its resort tag (and fee) with plenty of activities and amenities including a splash area and putt putt. Another great amenity is the onsite bus stop that takes you to the Metro into DC. They know that you are there to see D.C. and make it easy with a map and materials to outline best bets. They also have a session every day to help with sightseeing plans. We didn't attend but I think this is a great addition.They have folks going around to shuttle you to the front and you can also call for a pick up. Exciting for me as I never see it is that they also recycle and have many bins so there is one close by. We stayed at slot 37 which was considered premium, then moved to 62. I liked 62 better based on its location with more trees. I think premium gave you a brick patio, but it looked like others had tables as well so unsure it is worth it for the brick. Overall, a very expensive camp but one that actually is worth the money.

1st time we stayed here and by far one of the cleanest parks we have stayed at. The restroom were exceptionally clean. Site was spot on level and grass and weeds were well trimmed. Wifi was good, slower at dinner hour when everyone was back! We will be back and bringing others to stay!!

The closest park to DC and has sightseeing tours that we took advantage of. Both were great with well informed guide and driver was excellent. A wonderful lady gave us all kinds of great information about how to get around on your own as well as tour info.The park has easy to get into sites, even the backin we had took one try. Sit...moreThe closest park to DC and has sightseeing tours that we took advantage of. Both were great with well informed guide and driver was excellent. A wonderful lady gave us all kinds of great information about how to get around on your own as well as tour info.The park has easy to get into sites, even the backin we had took one try. Sites are level gravel with tables. There is plenty to do at the park as well...pools, playground, cafe, walk and bike areas, dog park and much more.Great laundry facilities as well as plenty of bathhouses that are spacious.

We came to Cherry Hill Park to explore DC and found it to be one of the nicest RV parks we’ve ever stayed at. Not the cheapest park, but at $65 with Good Sam it felt like you got what you paid for. Bathrooms were very clean, had a pool, hot tub, playground, splash pad for kids, bus stop at the park entrance, etc. 10 minutes from Colleg...moreWe came to Cherry Hill Park to explore DC and found it to be one of the nicest RV parks we’ve ever stayed at. Not the cheapest park, but at $65 with Good Sam it felt like you got what you paid for. Bathrooms were very clean, had a pool, hot tub, playground, splash pad for kids, bus stop at the park entrance, etc. 10 minutes from College Park Metro station and 30 minutes by metro to the National Mall. Would stay there again!

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...moreThe 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, it's still a nice park. The staff is very friendly and professional, and they work hard to make everything good for you. They have pools, a cafe, and a splash pad. Every evening, there is a tractor and wagon driving around giving free rides around the park.The park is large so you can go for long walks. There is a grocery store just up the road, along with great restaurants.About the only drawback is it is close to the freeway, so depending on which spot you get, you may have constant freeway noise. But if you want to be close to a city, that's what you get.

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...moreGreat 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 afternoon. It was annoying, and the bird left marks on our RV. Free wifi stunk.

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. ...moreI 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. We were able to purchase our metro cards at that sightseeing session and she answered all of our questions about getting around DC. We really appreciated not having to drive anywhere, but just getting on the bus at the RV park which took us to the Metro station. It was so easy thanks to the sightseeing session we attended where she explained all that. We also enjoyed the hot tub in the evenings after walking so much during the day around DC. I appreciated being able to have a package delivered there too. Verizon and AT&T worked very well. I can't say enough good things about this park. It is pricey, but for us it was the best option for visiting DC. We would definitely stay there again if we come back to the area. Oh, and I wish we would have had time for the evening tour of DC that the park offers. We'll definitely have to try that next time.

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 ...moreAbout 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 some kind of black sticky substance and the fire pit had charcoals all over the grate. Normally I wouldn't complain about such trivial things but at $73 a night it should have been prepped. They have a very nice laundry facility. Also a cafe, video games, TV lounge, showers, hot tub and sauna. Our kids enjoyed the playground and they have an adult workout playground. The internet was good and included in the cost. Verizon was great, 20mg down and 15 mg up. We were able to visit DC twice during our three day stay. We drove in and paid for parking. Cherry Hill RV Park offers many ways to see DC including a shuttle that picks you up at the front entrance. We were happy with our stay. We gave it four stars instead of 5 because you can hear traffic on the highway constantly, night and day, as I mentioned the site wasn't prepped and they charge $5 per day for the kids. I am fine with a kid tax when the kids are provided some sort of special amenity, indoor pool, craft activity, something but being off season there wasn't anything going on at the campground.

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...moreCherry 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 hotels, there isn't a risk of my taking anything from my campsite, so I feel that this is unjustified and a bad practice.We stayed in a standard back in site for $70. In my opinion, the premium sites are not worth the additional money. When we saw them, we were happy with our choice to go with a standard site.We had family join us during our stay. They rented a 2 bedroom queen bed cabin which looked pretty new and had a nicely appointed kitchen. They said the beds weren't very comfortable.I didn't eat at the cafe, but our family really enjoyed the breakfasts. Verizon - DOWNLOAD: 8.43Mb/s, UPLOAD: 5.00Mb/sAT&T - DOWNLOAD: 64.14Mb/s, UPLOAD: 19.35Mb/s

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 ...moreThis 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 we were in the back row and the freeway noise was crazy...perhaps because the park is so quiet this time of year that there are no other noises?...all I know is that the first night I could not sleep due to the shock of the highway noise, and every night after I woke up multiple times listening to it. The park is very large and well maintained. The bathrooms and laundry were both very clean and both were very large. They offer many different activities, but nothing happens in the off season. The wifi was ok for the most part. When I asked the office about water pressure at check-in, I was told that they do recommend a water-pressure regulator, so we put ours on. With it on, the pressure was lousy. If we do come back, I will insist on a site in the middle of the park, as this location is directly between a busy road and the 95 freeway. Also, there are ponds along the back of the park and we were surprised to find crazy mosquitos when we arrived, due to the temporary heat wave that we had last weekend....on October 30th!

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...moreWe 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 hiking trail around the perimeter, and a hot tub that we took full advantage of. Getting into DC ended up much easier than we even expected. A bus stops right in the resort and takes you to the metro, that goes into the heart of the city. We drove to the Metro station which was only 15 minutes away. This was the perfect place to stay for easy access to all of the DC attractions.

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...moreThis 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 make any comments. We were able to buy a transit card onsite and we drove to the train station which can take 20 mins and went into the city by train which takes about half an hour. The sites are gravel with a bit of grass. The WiFi is excellent so you don't need to use your own. They are very helpful at reception and give you maps and you can attend an information session each day at 4pm but we never did. I have no complaints other than the price.

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...moreThis 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. We saw everything there from tents to Prevosts. The free Wi-Fi worked reasonably well during the day when everyone was out sightseeing, but was unusable during evenings. The walking trail around the perimeter of the park was great for us and our dogs but we picked up a lot of ticks, so be careful. We stayed for a week and would consider staying again if the price were a bit better, but at this price, we'll stay further away from the city next time at a park with bigger sites and lower rates. We visited in June 2014 when the rate was $63/night ($57 with Good Sam).

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 ...moreWhile 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 stay. We have also stayed here while traveling up and down the east coast as it is pretty convenient from I-95.As is my experience with just about every other campground, the wifi here leaves a lot to be desired.

We live close to Cherry Hill and drove past it every so often. We sold our home and lived here in our 30ft Class C for almost 90 days (9/14-12/14) while our new home was being built. We were so impressed with the campground and sorry we hadn't visited before (but my grandkids want to go back!) This is a large park, with various sectio...moreWe live close to Cherry Hill and drove past it every so often. We sold our home and lived here in our 30ft Class C for almost 90 days (9/14-12/14) while our new home was being built. We were so impressed with the campground and sorry we hadn't visited before (but my grandkids want to go back!) This is a large park, with various sections which offer different types of surroundings. In general, sites are not huge, but big enough and have a picnic table with gravel pad and some with nice trees, others sunnier. There are some large pull throughs. The bathhouses are large and clean. Ample trash cans all around. There are two pools, a cafe, an outdoor movie theater, very small gym area, nice mini golf, a camp store, a dog run, a walking trail around the park perimeter, park models & cabins, and a conference center (home to wedding receptions during the time we were there), One pool was open as long as the weather was 70 degrees- into October- with lifeguard. The landscaping is very nice with planted annuals. And this coming season, a new conference area will be open with a water park with fountains and sprays for the kiddies. The camp hosts scouting groups in several areas. Now, the best part of this campground is that it is very close to Washington DC and we saw license plates from all over the US and some outside. Many retirees and full timers during the fall were visiting a few days and taking advantage of the tours RUN RIGHT FROM THE CAMPGROUND into DC- or the bus service to the metro station, or the bus just dropping you off in DC. Not many places you can enjoy this! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay, even though there is one negative and you must be aware of it: the park sits right next to the Washington DC Beltway, Interstate 495, and the noise is VERY loud. With the air conditioner on or using some white noise in our sleeping quarters, it was acceptable. But each morning at 5am as the traffic ramped up, it woke me up. Now, I needed to get up at that time to get to work, but as a vacationer... not sure it would be the best. The park is open year round and offers heated water bibs in some areas. We did freeze up one day and the worker was around soon to thaw us out. Our cell phone coverage was excellent. We watched cable and over the air TV- but didn't get some of the big sports games- had to go into the lounge in the conference center. Our internet connection was slow until about Nov. 1. Then the speed picked up considerably when the park thinned out. Not sure how it would be in the summer high season. Lots of shopping and restaurants nearby, and also University of Maryland. You can't beat the location!