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February 2024 by Baron Llywelyn
This is a parking lot with access to undeveloped parklands and the C&O canal trail. There are no ther facilities, no restrooms, water or tables and benches. It is pefect for what is, trail access but there isn't much to attract more urbane interests.
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July 2023 by Shawn Myers
great fishing
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February 2023 by Shaw L.
From Dickerson Conservation Park parking lot going north, the C&O Canal Towpath gets into a section where you are so close to the river, the view is quite pleasing
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September 2022 by aran jok
The largest tree in Maryland (sycamore) is located here not far from the parking lot, a few hundred yards down the river.
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August 2022 by Lawrence Potts
Maryland's oldest tree deserves some love. No signage leading you to it or at the site, it didn't look like it is being cared for by an arborist. The bike path was great, just like the rest of the C&O Canal paths.
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August 2022 by Marc Kline
We love the canal and this portion is great. Just have to watch for horses and what they leave behind. Not many views of the Potomac but the canal has water in this area.
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June 2022 by jeffrey nester
In the past this was a good place to fish.though it was catch and return it was fun. Im very disappointed that the canal is drained and fishing is not possible
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May 2022 by Jeff Beasley
Decided to go for a ride from Dickerson to the ferry. Early morning very few people. Great ride.
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January 2022 by Basenji VetTech
Nice parking lot on the C&O canal. Easy access to several trails. Very peaceful. Selfie stand on the Potomac
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October 2021 by David Stitely
This is my new favorite fishing hole. Haven't been skunked yet
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October 2021 by Gene Polhamus
TheC&O Canal towpath has been leveled an resurface here. Not sure how far, but it was a nice hike to the largest Sycamore in Maryland.
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October 2021 by Jennifer Herrmann
Lovely natural area with river & trail access!
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October 2021 by marc gentilcore
Was there today and went to Latrobe Quarry
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October 2021 by Eliana Berrios
Beautiful
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October 2021 by Marjorie Bedjamin
Peaceful
