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Oxon Cove Park & Oxon Hill Farm
Directions

From the Capital Beltway (I-495/I-95) in Maryland:

Stay in the local lanes and take exit 3 (MD-210 Indian Head Highway).  At the light make a left onto MD-210 Indian Head Highway south.  Stay to your right and take the first exit to MD-414 Oxon Hill Road/ toward I-495/I-95.  When you come to the stop light go straight onto Bald Eagle Road.  Follow this road into our parking lot. 

From the Capital Beltway (I-495/I-95) in Virginia:

Stay in the thru lanes and take exit 3B (MD-210 Indian Highway north) towards Forest Heights.  Take a right at the stop light onto Oxon Hill Road west.  Do not take the exit for MD-210 Indian Head Highway north.  At the second stop light make a right onto Bald Eagle Road.  Follow this road into our parking lot.

From Washington, D.C.:

Take I-295 south toward Maryland.  Follow I-295 until it ends at I-495/I-95 and MD-210 Indian Head Highway.  Take the exit for MD-210 Indian Head Highway; take the first ramp towards 210-Indian Head Highway north towards Forest Heights.  At the second stop light make a right onto MD-414 Oxon Hill Road east.  At the next light make a left onto Bald Eagle Road.  Follow this road into our parking lot.

 

 

 

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Did You Know?
John Addison is the first documented owner to have developed the city of Oxon Hill, Maryland in the late 1600's. He named the city after the university he attended, Oxford University and was the first European owner of the Oxon Cove Park property.

Last Updated: December 12, 2008 at 14:41 EST