Cities with RV Parks are shown in blue type.
The other listed cities on I-70, in green type
are included for orientation.

I-70 and Maryland

Maryland is rich with historical sites. It is also rich in beautiful landscapes. The latter you can view out your window, the former requires a few stops and some extra time. You will pass through some famous cities (e.g., Hagerstown, Frederick and - if you are going that far - Baltimore). For a few miles just east of Hagerstown you'll be following the famous Potomac River.
At exit 53 in Frederick, I-270 splits off from I-70 and connects eastbound traffic with I-495 in the northwest corner of Washington DC. If you are headed for Washington or northern Virginia, this is your preferable route.

Contributed by Bob Masters

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American Interstate System Maryland Directory of RV Parks Near I-70 Exits (from West to East)

I-70 and Maryland

American Interstate System
Maryland Directory
of
RV Parks Near I-70 Exits
(from West to East)