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Post Info TOPIC: Pohick Bay State Park?


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Pohick Bay State Park?


Has anyone stayed there?  It's in Lorton, VA.  Seems nice from the website, but it's hard to tell what it would be like for a newbie to maneuver a 40' fifth wheel.  Camp office said no problem, but it sounded like a very young girl who really didn't know otherwise.



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We have stayed there numerous times with a 35' motor home. We will be there the 3rd week in May for about 5 days. Nice place. Close to DC and the Springfield Metro. Wifi is almost non existent and lots of trees Which is bad for satellite. Staff is friendly and helpful. 



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Cheryl, we stayed there our first trip to the DC area a couple of years ago. We have a Carriage Cameo 37 CKSLS which is right at 38 feet. I found some of the spots would be a challenge but there were a number of sites that wouldn't have been a problem. We've since stayed at Cherry Hill RV Park on the north side of the loop at the intersection of I 95 and I 495. It has all the amenities and it's in an area with stores and shopping.

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I think Cherry Hill RV Park has a direct shuttle to DC, so no need for the Metro. It's also quite a bit more expensive. Once in DC you can take a shuttle bus to all the monuments, Arlington National Cemetery, Vietnam Memorial and museums. Pay one price for all day and get on and off the bus at your pace.



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Mitch would be starting a new job with an assignment in that area for at least a month if not more, so a place to stay long term is key.  Cherry hill fits the bill in terms of amenities and space but is $65/day with no monthly rates and only Good Sam.



-- Edited by cherylbrv on Monday 4th of May 2015 04:48:23 AM

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2008 DRV MS 36TKBS3 (the CoW: Castle on Wheels), 2005 Ford F550 hauler (the Bull)

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My business: www.AZAdminSolutions.com



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I worked in the DC area and if your not familiar with the rush hour traffic: 6-9 am and 3- 7:30 pm you better get used to traveling a mile in an hour! This was 6 yes back.

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Try Duncan's Family Campground in Lothian, MD  (Southern Anne Arundel County).   Most reasonable campground for the DC area with monthly rates.    Also, there is a KOA in Millersville, MD (close to my home), however they do not offer monthly rates. 

 

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