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Campground Review – Cherry Hill RV Park, College Park, MD

Campground Review – Cherry Hill RV Park, College Park, MD

Jun 13, 2026 | Campgrounds

Welcome to Cherry Hill RV Park

If you’re planning an RV trip to Washington, D.C., Cherry Hill RV Park deserves a spot at the top of your list. The amenities are outstanding, the staff was friendly, and the transportation options make sightseeing incredibly easy.

It was the perfect home base for exploring our nation’s capital, and we’d gladly stay here again.

Campground Details

Dates of Stay: June 4-11, 2026

  • Location: College Park, MD
  • Pet Friendly: Yes
  • Hookups: Water, Sewer, Electric
  • Website: Cherry Hill RV Park
  • WiFi: Available
  • Site: 403, Pull through

Campground Rating Overview

Ratings are based on our personal stay and what we observed. Some sites appeared to be long-term residents and could be cleaned up. Our site was level, but did have broken concrete on corner. No staff was present, only communication was via email (which is why I done 1/5 for staff & service). Price was only $35/night. The value was in the location to what we were there to do.

Overall Experience: 5

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Cleanliness, 5/5

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Site Quality, 5/5

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Staff & Service, 4.5/5

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Value for Money, 4/5

Amenities & Facilities

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Restrooms/Showers: Available, but we did not use

Cellular: No issues with Verizon

Laundry: Available, but we did not use

Campstore: Ice Cream, RV & Supplies & More

Propane on site

Pool & Splashpad: On site

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PERSONAL NOTES & EXPERIENCES

Memorable Moments and Insights

The most memorable moments were going into DC. This is the closet RV park to the city.

We also took advantage of I-95 being close and drove into Baltimore (which was only 45 minutes away) to take in an Orioles game.

The convenience of having the bus depot on property to get you to the metro station was a big deal for us so we didn’t have to drive our F450 through DC traffic.

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Exploring the Surrounding Area

We limited our driving into DC, but we did take I-95 to Baltimore as well as a drive to Delaware. We also visited some family Greg hadn’t seen in decades.

Grocery stores are about 15-20 minutes away. Walmart is much further. Traffic makes it even further out.

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Campground Review – Hawkins Pointe RV Park, Rossville, GA

Campground Review – Hawkins Pointe RV Park, Rossville, GA

Jun 5, 2026 | Campgrounds

Welcome to Hawkins Pointe RV Park

Not every campground becomes a favorite, and unfortunately this was one of those places for us.

We ended up spending nearly three months here while preparing to hit the road full-time and then unexpectedly returned while waiting for repairs after our RV was damaged. Because we experienced this park over an extended period—not just a weekend stay—we had the opportunity to see how it operates day after day rather than through the lens of a short visit.

While the location served its purpose by giving us a place to park, we found that many of the campground’s published policies were not consistently enforced, and the overall upkeep and management did not meet our expectations. Consistency matters to us because it creates a better experience for everyone staying in the park. In this review, I’ll share both the positives and the areas where I believe there is significant room for improvement so you can decide whether this campground is a good fit for your travels.

Campground Details

Dates of Stay: March 4, 2026 – June 2, 2026 & June 24, 2026 – July 23, 2026

  • Location: Rossville, GA
  • Pet Friendly: Yes
  • Hookups: Water, Sewer, Electric
  • Website: Hawkins Pointe
  • WiFi: Available
  • Site: 50 & 39, Pull through

Campground Rating Overview

Ratings are based on our personal stay and what we observed. Some sites have contractors who have been here much longer then the 90 days we were told we could stay. Neither site we stayed on was level and the size of the sites are questionable, so if you are a big rig confirm before committing. Amenities are minimal, so I did not feel we received our moneys worth even paying the monthly rate. 

Overall Experience: 3

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Cleanliness, 3/5

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Site Quality, 3/5

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Staff & Service, 3/5

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Value for Money, 3/5

Amenities & Facilities

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Restrooms/Showers: NOT Available

Cellular: No issues with Verizon

Laundry: NOT Available

Campstore: NOT Available

Dog Park: On site

WiFi: Available

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PERSONAL NOTES & EXPERIENCES

What to Watch out for

If consistent rule enforcement, well-maintained grounds, and a quiet camping environment are important to you, ask questions before booking. Our experience was that campground policies were not applied consistently, which affected the overall atmosphere during our stay.

Best Part

Convenient location if you need a place to park for a short stay, along with a fenced dog park.

Beware of speedway located behind the trees that will produce loud noises on Tuesday and the weekends. It can be much louder than you expect.

DISCOVER THE LOCAL CHARM

Exploring the Surrounding Area

This park is very near to the Georgia/Tennessee border so adventuring through Chattanooga is very doable. 

You can find Ruby Falls, Lookout Mountain, the Zoo and much more within a short distance. 

Restaurants are less than 10 minutes away and grocery stores are only a 15-20 minute drive. 

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