Fredericksburg / Washington DC South KOA Holiday

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About Fredericksburg / Washington DC South KOA Holiday

Stay centrally located to family adventure! With easy access from I-95 between two exits, you'll enjoy this peaceful setting for a great night's sleep. New fast Wi-Fi! Take a guided tour of Washington, D.C., from Fredericksburg, or ride the Metro or VRE to within walking distance of D.C.'s major attractions. Civil War buff s have a field day near this countryside spot in the woods. Four of the war's most significant historic battles were fought here. Marked paths and roadways, audiovisual aids and tours fill in the details as you walk or drive along the battlefields. Visit George Washington's boyhood home, or tour buildings from the 18th and 19th centuries in Fredericksburg. Kings Dominion amusement and water park, championship golf courses, restaurants and shopping lie within a short drive. So come and check in for some history. George Washington slept here - why not you? Pool: May 1 - October 1. Max pull thru: 95 feet. Your hosts: the Hart family.

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