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United StatesMarylandPoolesvilleDickerson Conservation Park

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Dickerson Conservation Park

20700 Martinsburg Rd, Dickerson, MD 20842
4.6(70)
Open until 12:00 AM
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(301) 495-2595
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montgomeryparks.org
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Things to do nearby

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Kitrino BennettKitrino Bennett
Astoundingly beautiful location! I stopped by for a hike while in the area and was privileged to see an amazing sunset over the river on my way back, which was an absolute highlight. This location is beautiful, with large and old trees, small creeks, a bog, and of course the river shore to explore. There is a paved main path leading away from the parking lot that is easy to access and wheelchair friendly, and this area isn’t particularly difficult terrain, making it perfect for light exercise and a little exploring. For those interested in a more rugged adventure however, there are a handful of dirt footpaths and game trails winding throughout the various parts of the park that lead to some exquisite locations; these however are more difficult to traverse, so be sure to bring good shoes and some bug spray! Down by the riverbank was a scattered handful of people fishing, swimming, and generally enjoying the area. The area wasn’t crowded by any means, though it’s difficult to say if this may change outside of COVID times. The road to enter the park can be a little narrow at some points, but even still is largely wide enough for our class C RV to get through to the parking area as long as there aren’t too many other cars coming the opposing direction, and the parking lot is relatively spacious and good to accommodate a decent amount of cars or RVs of nearly any size. In total, this location is both beautiful and relatively accessible, and if you’re looking for a lovely nature area within an hour or so drive of DC, this is a great place to start!
Neka ZimmermanNeka Zimmerman
This place is gorgeous! It feels so remote. Nice large parking area at the trailhead. Main trail is paved and goes along the river from a distance. Many footpaths going down to the river, somewhat narrow, muddy at some spots. Great spot for fishing and swimming. Full of fun trees for climbing and huge sycamores.
Lawrence PottsLawrence Potts
Maryland's oldest tree deserves some love. No signage leading you to it or at the site, it didn't look like it is being cared for by an arborist. The bike path was great, just like the rest of the C&O Canal paths.
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Astoundingly beautiful location! I stopped by for a hike while in the area and was privileged to see an amazing sunset over the river on my way back, which was an absolute highlight. This location is beautiful, with large and old trees, small creeks, a bog, and of course the river shore to explore. There is a paved main path leading away from the parking lot that is easy to access and wheelchair friendly, and this area isn’t particularly difficult terrain, making it perfect for light exercise and a little exploring. For those interested in a more rugged adventure however, there are a handful of dirt footpaths and game trails winding throughout the various parts of the park that lead to some exquisite locations; these however are more difficult to traverse, so be sure to bring good shoes and some bug spray! Down by the riverbank was a scattered handful of people fishing, swimming, and generally enjoying the area. The area wasn’t crowded by any means, though it’s difficult to say if this may change outside of COVID times. The road to enter the park can be a little narrow at some points, but even still is largely wide enough for our class C RV to get through to the parking area as long as there aren’t too many other cars coming the opposing direction, and the parking lot is relatively spacious and good to accommodate a decent amount of cars or RVs of nearly any size. In total, this location is both beautiful and relatively accessible, and if you’re looking for a lovely nature area within an hour or so drive of DC, this is a great place to start!
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This place is gorgeous! It feels so remote. Nice large parking area at the trailhead. Main trail is paved and goes along the river from a distance. Many footpaths going down to the river, somewhat narrow, muddy at some spots. Great spot for fishing and swimming. Full of fun trees for climbing and huge sycamores.
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Maryland's oldest tree deserves some love. No signage leading you to it or at the site, it didn't look like it is being cared for by an arborist. The bike path was great, just like the rest of the C&O Canal paths.
Lawrence Potts

Lawrence Potts

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Astoundingly beautiful location! I stopped by for a hike while in the area and was privileged to see an amazing sunset over the river on my way back, which was an absolute highlight. This location is beautiful, with large and old trees, small creeks, a bog, and of course the river shore to explore. There is a paved main path leading away from the parking lot that is easy to access and wheelchair friendly, and this area isn’t particularly difficult terrain, making it perfect for light exercise and a little exploring. For those interested in a more rugged adventure however, there are a handful of dirt footpaths and game trails winding throughout the various parts of the park that lead to some exquisite locations; these however are more difficult to traverse, so be sure to bring good shoes and some bug spray! Down by the riverbank was a scattered handful of people fishing, swimming, and generally enjoying the area. The area wasn’t crowded by any means, though it’s difficult to say if this may change outside of COVID times. The road to enter the park can be a little narrow at some points, but even still is largely wide enough for our class C RV to get through to the parking area as long as there aren’t too many other cars coming the opposing direction, and the parking lot is relatively spacious and good to accommodate a decent amount of cars or RVs of nearly any size. In total, this location is both beautiful and relatively accessible, and if you’re looking for a lovely nature area within an hour or so drive of DC, this is a great...

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6y

I dont think its fair that every SINGLE weekend we come,the same Hispanic family is always on the beach area(flatground) and always towards the left of the path....we go every weekemd to fish but wind up tirning around because the same family is there every weekend and when we ask them can we share the area to fish they say we camt because their kids are swimming and there fishing its disgusting how...

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5y

This place is gorgeous! It feels so remote. Nice large parking area at the trailhead. Main trail is paved and goes along the river from a distance. Many footpaths going down to the river, somewhat narrow, muddy at some spots. Great spot for fishing and swimming. Full of fun trees for climbing and...

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