This RV Park is 10 Miles to the White House

Is this the best RV resort base camp for Washington, D.C.? We put a century-old campground to the test. A full breakdown of Cherry Hill Park — from its roots as a 1921 roadside farm stand to the full-service RV resort it is today, with pools, a splash pad, mini golf, an arcade, and its own on-site cafe. We walk the property, show what the sites actually look like, and give you the full lay of the land. Plus: the convenience campgrounds can't touch — direct access to not one but two Metro stations, putting the National Mall and the monuments within easy reach, no rental car needed. We break down which station actually works best for oversized vehicles. Chapters: 0:00 – Is This the Best RV Base Camp for D.C.? 1:02 – The History of Cherry Hill Park (Since 1921) 1:54 – Campground Overview & Site Layout 2:24 – Metro Access: Getting to the National Mall Without a Car 4:53 – Amenities: Pools, Splash Pad, Mini Golf & More 7:26 – Dining Near the Campground: Real Talk 9:37 – What We Actually Paid for 8 Nights 12:10 – Coming Up Next #RVLife #RVCamping #RVTravel #America250 #CherryHillPark #WashingtonDC #CampingNearDC #GlampReview __________________ Helpful Resources for Planning Your Washington, D.C. RV Trip: Cherry Hill Park Campground: https://www.cherryhillpark.com/ DC Metro Map – Getting Around DC https://dcmetromap.com/ Smart Trip – Paying for the Metro: https://www.wmata.com/pay/smart-trip.... __________________ 📝 Disclaimer: This video is provided for general travel, entertainment, and informational purposes only. We are RV travelers—not licensed RV, camping, safety, medical, or legal professionals. We share our personal experiences and observations, but conditions, prices, campground policies, availability, weather, and activities may change after filming. The experiences and activities shown in this video may not be suitable for every person, family, RV, or lifestyle. Always do your own research, follow campground rules and local laws, check current conditions, and consult a qualified professional when appropriate. By choosing to visit a campground or participate in any activity shown, you are responsible for determining whether it is appropriate for you and your family, and for taking reasonable precautions to protect your own health and safety. Glamp Review is not responsible for changes, inaccuracies, injuries, losses, or damages resulting from reliance on the information presented in this video.