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To find or offer a floor, couch, or bed in or near DC, check out our housing board for the April 22-23, 2006 World Bank/IMF protests.
The convergence center at St. Stephens Church, at 16th and Newton Streets NW (4-5 blocks from Columbia Heights Metro on the Green Line, or right on the S2 and S4 bus lines) is open for mass housing on a first come / first serve basis for the weekend. St. Stephens has floor space for hundreds of people.
Here are some other options:
There are no campgrounds located in Washington, DC proper. The
following campgrounds are located in nearby Maryland and Virginia.
These are campgrounds that are open all-year, there are many other
campgrounds near DC that are open only in the summer.
Aquia Pines Camp Resort, Stafford, VA. Tent, RV, and cabin. 40 miles from DC.
Cherry Hill RV Park, College Park, MD. Closest RV park to DC, about 12 miles. Cabins also available.
Duncan's Family Campground, Lothian, Maryland. Tent and RV. 22 miles from DC.
Greenbelt Park, Greenbelt, MD. Tent only. Twelve miles from DC.
Prince William Forest, Triangle, VA. Tent and RV. 32 miles south of DC.
Ramblin' Pines Campground, Woodbine, MD. Tent, RV, and cabin. 50 miles from DC.
