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Oxon Cove Park & Oxon Hill Farm
Directions

From Virginia- Head North on 495/95. Once over the Woodrow Wilson Bridge, take exit #3A on MD-210/Indian Head Highway going South. Stay in Right lane. Take the first exit for MD-210 North towards Forest Heights. At second stop light turn right onto MD-414/Oxon Hill Road, heading East. The first light you will come to is Bald Eagle Road*.  Make a left onto Bald Eagle Road driving on the bridge over the beltway.  This will lead you into our parking lot.  Park in the parking lot and take one of the two gravel roads into the farm. The Visitor Barn will be straight ahead at the bottom of the path.

From Maryland- Head South on 495/95 towards Virginia. Take Exit 3 MD-210/Indian Head Highway.  At light off Ramp make a left onto MD-210.  Make your first Right heading towards MD-414 Oxon Hill Road. At stop light for MD-414 Oxon Hill Road,  continue straight through the light.  You will be driving on a Bridge over the Beltway.  The road is Bald Eagle Road and leads straight into the Park Parking Lot.  Park in the parking Lot and take one of the two gravel roads into the farm.  The Visitor Barn will be straight ahead at the bottom of the path.

From Washington, DC- Take 295 South towards Maryland.  Cross into Maryland. Going towards 495/95 North. Before getting on the beltway, take the exit for MD-210/ Indian Head Highway.  Take the first ramp for MD-210 North towards Forrest Heights.  At stop light for MD-414 Oxon Hill Road, make a right heading East. The first light you will come to is Bald Eagle Road.  Make a left onto Bald Eagle Road* driving on the bridge over the beltway.  This will lead you into our parking lot.  Park in the parking lot and take one of the two gravel roads into the farm. The Visitor Barn will be straight ahead at the bottom of the path.

ADVISORY:  There will be ongoing construction in this area until 2008. Please use caution and be aware that these directions may change at any time.

 
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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: October 24, 2007 at 08:59 EST