The US Capital is home to some of the most beautiful architecture in the world, the most important artifacts in the United States, and one or two very powerful people. The multitude of events and exhibits constantly cycling through the city ensure there’s never a dull moment. Everybody needs a vacation though, so we’re here to give you a variety of options to get away all within one tank of gas. So take a break from that D.C. traffic and check out all the area has to offer!
KOAs along the way:
Places To See And Things To Do:
Harpers FerryRiver Riders – Fun outdoor activities ranging from rafting to zip lining on the Shenandoah and Potomac Rivers.
GettysburgGettysburg National Military Park – Take in all the history of one of the most important battles of a war that shaped a nation.
PhiladelphiaIndependence National Historical Park – Another one for the history buff, visit the place where the Declaration of Independence was crafted and get a look at America’s most famous bell.
ElysburgKnoebels Amusement Resort – The largest free admission amusement park in America has plenty of fun and thrills for all ages.
Places To Eat:
GettysburgHunt’s Fresh Cut Battlefield Fries & Café – A casual dining experience with great fries and a variety of sandwiches including a killer cheesesteak.
PhiladelphiaReading Terminal Market – This historic farmer’s market features fresh market food on top of an eclectic restaurant selection.
East StroudsburgHoly Guacamole Mexican Grill – Tucked away in a mini-mall in East Stroudsburg, this Mexican restaurant is a local favorite thanks to its fresh ingredients and friendly staff.
KOAs along the way:
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Fredericksburg VA/Washington DC S. Richmond North/Americamps |
Williamsburg Virginia Beach |
Places To See And Things To Do:
DoswellKings Dominion – Thrill rides, family rides, live shows, and a water park await you at this conveniently located theme park.
WilliamsburgColonial Williamsburg – Travel back in time to colonial America. This 301-acre historic area features 88 original 18th Century structures in addition to hundreds of shops, houses, and public buildings.
Virginia BeachVirginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center – Everything from a giant open-ocean aquarium to a turtle hatching lab to an IMAX 3D theater will fascinate and captivate at this fun and educational complex.
Places To Eat:
RichmondComfort – Stylized Southern cuisine paired with a large selection of spirits make for a great dining experience.
WilliamsburgFood for Thought – Classic American dishes mixed with more contemporary meals make up this restaurant’s tasty menu.
Places To See And Things To Do:
AnnapolisWilliam Paca House and Gardens – Tour the beautiful home of one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.
Ocean CityOcean City Boardwalk – Take in the sights and sounds of a consistently top 10-rated boardwalk and enjoy the many free entertainment options it offers.
ChincoteagueAssateague Lighthouse – Built in 1867, this lighthouse is one of the nearly 20 still-functioning brick lighthouses on the Atlantic Coast.
Cape MayWhale Watching – Learn “spotting techniques” as you marvel at bottlenose dolphins and humpback whales.
Places To Eat:
Cape May410 Bank Street – The New York Times wrote “People drive down to Cape May just to eat at 410 Bank Street, and it’s worth it” about this New Orleans-style cuisine and seafood restaurant.
ChincoteagueSea Shell Café – You’ll find fresh, natural ingredients and award-winning clam chowder at this café and restaurant.
Ocean CityMug & Mallet – A local favorite on the boardwalk for over 20 years, this restaurant takes pride in their blue and Maryland crab dishes.
KOAs along the way:
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Harrisonburg/Shenandoah Valley Madison/Shenandoah Hills Charlottesville |
Staunton/Walnut Hills Natural Bridge/Lexington |
Places To See And Things To Do:
Natural BridgeProfessor Cline’s Monster Museum and Dinosaur Kingdom – Journey back to the times of Vincent Price in this vintage Monster Museum located in a Victorian manor.
CharlottesvilleMonticello – Visit Thomas Jefferson’s home and see how the author of the Declaration of Independence lived.
MadisonShenandoah National Park – Located only 75 miles from the bustle of the nation’s capital, this park features 500 miles of trails complete with waterfalls and beautiful vistas.
HarrisonburgShenandoah Caverns – Open since 1922, the one-mile circuit will amaze you with its variety of unique formations.
Places To Eat:
CharlottesvilleBodo’s Bagels – A Charlottesville favorite, they serve sandwiches, salads, and fresh baked New York bagels.
CharlottesvilleC&O- For your fine dining needs, this restaurant uses local ingredients to craft fine food.
HarrisonburgUnion Station – Enjoy modern takes on old family favorites in this historical old building.
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