Best camping near Washington DC and Montreal

[fwernlein]

Both are very nice...I have found it easier to make reservations at
the MD park. Both are no hookups as I recall and may have generator
limitations. Great bicycle area (flat).

Frank
Woodbridge, VA.

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "davidkerryedwards"
wrote:
>
> I checked out the Cherry site and Pohick Bay. Since we'll have our
> canoes along, Pohick Bay seems more appealing since we can do some
> paddling. Thanks for the hints on the mall parking, we should
have a
> toad along.
> What's the difference between the State Park and National
Seashore.
> On the web it looked like the National Seashore had camping pads
very
> close to the ocean.
>
> Kerry
>
> --- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "fwernlein"
> wrote:
> >
> > 1: Highly recommend MARYLAND Assateague State Park or if space
not
> > available, the National park just down the road. You park on
pads
> > right near the dunes, maybe 100 yds from ocean. Wild horses &
deer
> > roam the areas.
> > 2: If parking SOUTH of DC, Pohick Bay Regional Park is nice,
further
> > south is Prince William Forest Park, part of the national park
> > system. To tour DC, get to a METRO subway train station and
ride
> > metro into town and tour the mall area using the Smithsonian
> > station, the entire Mall area is one of the best urban walking
> > tourist areas in the world. The mall area is safe. Parking at
> > METRO is tough, no RVs...you can park RV easily at Springfield
Mall,
> > just east off RT95 at Rt 644 and walk 1/4 mi to the Springfield
> > METRO Station south of the mall. Web sites for all these
locations
> > are excellent.
> >
> > Frank
> > 85FC33
> > Woodbridge, Va.
> >
>