Your favorite quick driving escapes from here?
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Anonymous
| When you just need a break, want to leave for a night or two (or more.) Can be a couples location, or bring the kids or whatever. Where do you go for an unplanned refresh? |
Anonymous
| St Michael’s! |
Anonymous
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Visitation hotel in Frederick
Avenue inn Rehoboth Chesapeake bay Hyatt (has gone downhill imo) Windrift in stone harbor A/c if just DH and I. Keswick Hall in Charlottesville |
Anonymous
| Davis, WV, Appalachian Trail (hiking), C & O Canal (biking), Chincoteague/Assateague, NYC, Shenandoah NP, George Washington NF |
Anonymous
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Deep Creek Lake.
Ocean City area but ONLY in off season, like February. |
Anonymous
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quickest is Old Town Alexandria, in a really nice hotel toom. It's so relaxing to lounge around at the shops and on the waterfront, and it feels like a different area.
Or a day trip to Shenandoah National Park. Or can stop just short of there and hike and/or camp at Elizabeth's Furnace. |
Anonymous
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Baltimore or Shenandoah for an overnight.
Kent Island or Harpers Ferry is nice if you just want a day trip. |
Anonymous
| DE shore |
Anonymous
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We go into the woods.
So, it depends on what you want. Forest or Coast. |
Anonymous
| I love the coast, but would like beaches with softer, gentle waves. Not the ocean city waves. |
Anonymous
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Philadelphia, for food and museums
WV for mountain views and Appalachian music |
Anonymous
Check out Lewes, DE |
Anonymous
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The Chesapeake Bay beach club is a nice, quick overnight getaway for adults. Small but pretty pool area, nice restaurant, spa. Should be less than 90 minutes from close in suburbs.
Farther, Salamander, Tides Inn, Inn at Perry Cabin, Hyatt in Cambridge. |
Anonymous
I'm taking your advice because I LOVE Avenue Inn. What a gem. |
Anonymous
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Airport.
Sorry, there's nothing really closer than NY or maybe NC/SC. |