Discover 4 parks for boating within driving distance of Washington, D.C.
"A quick getaway for D.C. residents seeking boating, fishing, and a peaceful retreat in nature, just a short drive from the city’s urban core."
Historic park on Mattawoman Creek with boating, fishing, and General Smallwood’s restored home.
"Visitors from the nation’s capital escape city life at Chapel Point, enjoying its quiet natural beauty and recreational river access."
A tranquil riverside park offering fishing, boating, and picnicking in southern Maryland.
"Visitors from the nation’s capital can explore Maryland’s colonial history and enjoy a peaceful riverside retreat just over an hour away."
A historic island park marking Maryland’s first colonial landing, accessible only by boat.
"Residents of the nation’s capital enjoy Point Lookout’s beaches, Civil War history, and outdoor recreation as a peaceful escape from city life."
Historic park at the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River confluence, known for recreation and Civil War history.