Our gravel site was clean, level, and just large enough to accommodate our RV, although we did have to park our dually in the nearby overflow parking lot due to the site's size. Normally that might have been an inconvenience, but with the campground's bus stop providing easy transportation into Washington, D.C., we rarely needed to drive. The staff was friendly and helpful, and each site includes a picnic table and fire ring. With amenities and activities for campers of all ages, Cherry Hill is much larger than it first appears and offers something for just about everyone.

Our week at Cherry Hill RV Park became one of the highlights of our journey, serving as the perfect home base for exploring Washington, D.C. From Arlington National Cemetery and the National Mall to the U.S. Capitol, the Library of Congress, and the city's iconic monuments and memorials, every day brought a new adventure. We've shared the details of each day in our Washington, D.C., travel guides, but if there's one takeaway, it's this: give yourself plenty of time because you'll leave with memories that last a lifetime.