http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/hid212769 TravelPost.com - Hotel reviews, information, and rates from thousands of websites http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642491 Fantastic Campground! The facilities are "Squeeky" clean. The Staff is friendly and helpful. The City Bus comes to the campground and drops you at the "Metro" to take you directly to the heart of D.C. Return to the campground to enjoy all the amenities (Star Cafe', Pools, Hot Tub, Outdoor Movies, etc.). Sure, it may be a little loud, but it is located in a bustling Suburban area. If you want to "Commune" with nature, drive to the Alleganies. This One's a Keeper! http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642491 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642492 We came to DC for the Rolling Thunder Ride. Chose Cherry Hill Park for the location. Much, much better than we expected. Everything was just as good they advertisied (unlike some campgrounds). Great place to stay. We will return. http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642492 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642493 I checked the location of this campground out on the map and saw that it was close to I-95/495. When we checked in, I asked at the desk if the site they had given us was close to the highway and the response was "there's a highway out there?" Well, Yes, there is a highway out there and the tent sites are basically right on top of it. The tent sites are covered in wood chips which ARE flammable, and you could see AND HEAR the highway (which has tractor trailers running on it 24 x 7) from our site and from just about everywhere else in the park. One night, someone had dropped a pair of socks on the road out to the tent sites, two days later, the socks were still there. Other campgrounds I've been to were patrolled frequently and that type of litter would have been removed immediately. There was some remnants of what looked like a napkin drifting around on the bottom of the pool. Sheets of toilet paper laid on the bathroom floors for days. On the good side, the Metrobus picks you up at the front gate and takes you to the Metrorail station in College Park where you can take the Green line to downtown DC. There is also a grocery store just a short drive down Cherry Hill Road as well as a few restaurants, including IHOP, and gas stations in the same vicinity. This would be a really good park if it wasn't right on the highway and if they'd clean up a little more often. http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642493 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642494 This is a great park. It's close to DC and is loaded with amenities. Although the roads are paved, the sites are gravel and a bit small. And they charge extra for wi-fi... wi-fi is as important as water and electric these days and should be included in the rent. But overall, you find find a nicer park anywhere in the greater DC area. http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642494 http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642495 This was the most enjoyable week of vacation that I ever had. This RV park has everything. The people were very nice. They arranged our tours and checked on my dog when we were sightseeing. The park was very clean and the facilities were immaculate. I really want to go back when we can stay longer than a week because we did not have time to visit all the places that we would love to see. http://www.travelpost.com//hotels/Cherry_Hill_Park/r642495