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Burtonsville is an unincorporated community in Montgomery County, Maryland. It is named after Isaac Burton who bought the land inherited by his siblings, making him the area's major landowner. Burton operated a store at the intersection of Old Columbia Pike road and a road leading to Sandy Spring, which became the center of the growing community. A post office was established in his store in the 1850s, and Burton became the area's first postmaster. Although the area was surveyed and settled as early as 1700, it was only after Burton's 1825 land purchase that the community began to gel. Today, Burtonsville (originally called Burton's) holds an annual festival celebrating its founder, with a parade, games, petting zoos, and other various activities, and small social events all over town. The community continues to center itself around the two original roads, now designated as Maryland Route 198 and US Route 29.
Search for an RV in Montgomery County, and you will have everything you need to set out on your own personal grand adventure. There are a few towns that are interesting and worth exploring. West Friendship is still an open area of farmland and rolling hills due to strict zoning regulations, although residential development has slowly increased. Catonsville is or was home to a large number of celebrities from a variety of occupations, such as actors Kathleen Turner and David Hasselhoff. Hyattsville has a downtown arts community and a vested interest in the arts; it has commissioned numerous public artwork sculptures, murals, and mosaics as a part of this effort. Rockville is one of the major retail hubs in Montgomery County and has several regional upscale shopping centers. Your Burtonsville RV rental can help you gain access to the area's shopping malls, rolling hills, and whatever else you wish to see.
Northwest Branch Stream Valley Park is a semi-developed park with both hard paved and natural trails. Visitors can go horseback riding on the nature trails or rollerblading on the paved trails. Guests who wish to hike or mountain bike can use either. The trails follow the park stream on either side and offer visitors a pristine view of the vegetation, streams, and resident wildlife. It is a good destination for bird viewing and photography; keep your Burtonsville camper rental nearby, and you can use it as the perfect viewing and photography blind, with hot coffee an arm's length away.
Wheaton Regional Park is a cultivated recreational area offering both developed and undisturbed areas for public use. It has paved and natural trails where guests can hike, mountain bike, or go horseback riding; anglers can head to Pine Lake to enjoy fishing from the lakeshore. The park has an amazing playground with slides, climbing structures, and more, and a replica 1863 train providing tours of the park. There is a musical carousel, an award-winning garden, and a sports complex for softball and baseball, basketball, tennis and handball, and year-round ice skating.
Rockburn Branch Park is a popular outdoor destination where visitors can hike through picturesque woodlands, freshwater marshes, and stream valleys. If nature observation isn't your thing, there are picnic pavilions and dedicated sports areas for basketball, tennis, disc golf, and much more.
There are a number of RV parks and campgrounds in the area surrounding Burtonsville, and many of them have mobile homes or long-term guests. Your Burtonsville RV trailer rental is perfectly suited to any of them and all you will need for a relaxing vacation.
Little Bennett Campground is a semi-cultivated RV park nestled amongst the trees, with bathhouses and showers, and weekend activities all guests are invited to attend. Individual sites have full hookups, picnic tables and fire rings, and a two-vehicle gravel pad; some sites have pull-through access. There are some tent camping sites and a handful of yurts for rent.
There is a lot to see and do near Burtonsville, starting with the museums. One of them is dedicated to aeronautics and space exploration, another to the World War II Holocaust. The Holocaust museum is explicit without being graphic, and many exhibits explain the story on a personal level. There is a memorial for Vietnam War veterans and the iconic (and must-see) Lincoln Memorial. There are nature centers, cathedrals, and a cultural center showing foreign and art house films. There are many local farms that cater to tourists; one of them has a petting zoo with farm animals, tractor and hay rides, and sculptures from popular children's stories such as a pumpkin carriage. Don't forget to take your Burtonsville motorhome rental for a spin while you can; RV vacations were made for driving the open road, and it is an experience you don't want to miss.
When it's time for dinner, Burtonsville has exactly what you're looking for: a variety of cuisines at price ranges that won't break the bank. One Indian restaurant has a comfortable atmosphere and Indian music that is enjoyable; the food is authentic and not heavily spiced. Diners eating here should try the lamb makhani with rice. An authentic Cuban restaurant is located in a strip mall and provides excellent meals. Friendly staff and traditional music create a comfortable and interesting atmosphere, paired with great food to complete the experience. Portions are large so expect to take some of your meal home to your Burtonsville luxury RV rental for a late-night snack.
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