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Call Toll-Free: 1-800-562-0248
Our beautiful rolling 50 acres in Maryland provides a calm retreat from the busy city life and interstates.  We are close enough to the major metropolitan areas of Washington, D.C. and Baltimore for you to see the attractions and far enough away for you to relax and enjoy your valuable family time. 
Washington DC, KOA
768 Cecil Avenue North
PO Box 9
Millersville, MD 21108
Info: (410) 923-2771
Fax: (410) 923-3709
 
To reach us from Washington, D.C.
Follow US-50 East entering Maryland
Take exit 13-13ABC for US-301/US-3/MD-3 toward Richmond/Crofton
Keep left at the fork to continue toward MD-3
Take exit 13B on the left to merge onto MD-3 toward Crofton
Turn left at Hog Farm Rd/MD -3
Turn left at MD-3
Turn right at Hog Farm Rd
Turn left at Cecil Ave North
 
From Baltimore
Follow I-97 S toward Annapolis
Take exit 10A to merge onto Benfield Blvd toward Severna Park
Turn right at MD-178/Veterans Hwy
Turn right at Hog Farm Rd/MD-3
Turn left at MD-3
Turn right at Hog Farm Rd
Turn left at Cecil Ave North
 
KOA Location

The following are some links that will help you find out more about the surrounding area and the best way to get around.

Directions
Map Quest
Need directions from your out of state area? Use MapQuest  to find detailed  driving directions.

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
The Washington metropolitan area transit authority official site includes maps, schedules, fees,  and information about its various services. It’s very helpful for planning your trip to see the sites  without a car.

Activities

Busch Gardens & Water Country USA
An Anheuser Busch theme park with 17th-century flair, boasting numerous thrilling rides, dazzling shows, quaint shops and European cuisine. Open March – October, group rates and meeting  space available.

Mount Vernon: George Washington's Estate & Gardens
Explore George Washington's estate overlooking the Potomac River and discover 45 acres of  family fun, including hands-on activities, special tours, river cruises, farm animals, shopping,  dining, and more. Open every day of the year and holds group tours.

National Zoo
Meet the many animals that call this zoo home, including the famous Panda Bears and over  2,000 animals from over 400 species. Admission is free.

Official tourism site of Washington, D.C.
Smithsonian, Washington Monument, US Capitol, Arlington Cemetery, Lincoln, Jefferson,  Korean, Vietnam and FDR Memorials, White House and a myriad of other information about the  Washington, D.C. area, including shopping and dining information

Oriole Park at Camden Yards
Baseball fun from spring through fall at Camden Yards. Mass transit available three miles from  campground.

Pimlico Race Track
Home of Preakness Stakes, the second jewel in the Triple Crown. Daily races and wagering.

Smithsonian
The Smithsonian Institution is actually the largest cluster of museums in the world, each worth a  day's visit. There are a total of 19 museums and 9 research centers.  Admission is free.

United States Naval Academy
The Academy is open to the public and guided walking tours are conducted of these historic and  modern grounds and facilities.