Solomons Navy Recreation Area

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  • (3.8)4 reviews

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Navy Recreation Center Solomons is in Solomons, Md., on route4 near Thomas Johnson Bridge

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Accommodations

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Features

Big Rig Friendly
Electric Hookups
Firewood
Market
Picnic Table
Reservable
Sanitary Dump
Sewer Hookups
Showers
Toilets
Trash
Water Hookups
WiFi

Amenities

Group Sites

Essentials

ADA Access
Alcohol Allowed
Drinking Water
Fires Allowed
Mobile Service
Pets Allowed

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3.8

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Jessica Howard

7 years ago
5/5

A very nice recreational area, open only to those with base access.

They have a nice outdoor swimming complex with I believe two pools. One is a deeper pool and has a slide, the other is a kids pool that begins at a depth of 1.5 feet on each end and gradually drops to 4 feet deep in the center.

There is also a nice beach area next to the pool.

There are several areas that have playgrounds.

They offer lodging including primitive tent sites, yurts, cabins, RV sites, apartments, and cottages.

They have a marina and boat rentals. The Adventure Zone rents equipment including sports gear, bicycles and helmets, and clubs for mini golf, as well as a place to hang out and relax. Inside the Adventure Zone is an arcade, an arts and crafts corner, some very comfy couches, and they usually have a movie playing. They also sell firewood.

We took the kids out for a trial camping trip there and they had an amazing time. There was plenty to do and you receive some of their leisure passes when you reserve lodging with them for the duration of your stay. The passes get you things like unlimited pool access, mini golf, etc. There are some limitations (no free boat rentals, sadly).

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Ruth Hunt

6 years ago
4/5

This place was everything we could hope for a long weekend to make my daughter’s birthday special. Details:

-we stayed in 4 bedroom apartment

-stayed Sunday-Tuesday

-cost was ~ $300

-used all recreational amenities available on base

Pros:

-free WiFi

-cable tv

-Apartments are walking distance to pool & river swimming area

-Apartments were huge for 4 bedroom! Each room had queen bed, dressers, closets, & living room/dining room is huge with pull out couch

-apartments have one tv in living/dining room with DVD player & tv has HDMI input so if you bring cable you can hook up laptop or something

-apartments were stocked w dishes, utensils, pots, pans, & full kitchen

-each bedroom & living room had separate a/c units

-no bugs, apartments were clean & no sign of molding

-good water pressure in shower

-all workers we came in contact with were courteous, friendly, & helpful

-we rented paddle boards, kayaks, & used pool - all very affordable & not at all crowded

-food at pool snack bar was good

-mini golf course is fun & well maintained

-video game arcade available

-mainly private area since you have to have base access to enter

Cons:

-check-in Office was hard to find because we passed it on way in (it is located to the right of the gate PRIOR to you entering base)

-the apartments are seriously dated (even possibly some physical security concerns) but for the price your paying for the need it met (a huge place that won’t cost you a bundle) we easily over-looked the age of the unit & appreciated how well it was maintained

-grounds throughout the small area are not well maintained. Lots of overgrown area so don’t think walking down to the water at sunset is gonna be easily done in flip flops...

-no dishwasher in apartment

-only one bathroom (w no air vent) in apartment w 4 bedrooms...that put 8 of us sharing one bathroom plus this was only mirror in whole place

-no washer/dryer & they don’t provide linen services during your stay so be sure you are hanging towels to dry constantly to reuse

-items not in apartment that u should bring:

—good cooking spray cause the cheap pots/pans have everything stick to them & are very difficult to clean (or just bring your own pans)

—paper towels (really weird they don’t stock this but they stock dishwashing detergent)

—all toiletries (no shampoos, conditioners, or soaps are provided)

—hand soap for bathroom

—power strips (most bedrooms only have one outlet)

—beach/pool towels (not provided anywhere, not even pool had them)

—coffee filters

—groceries

—board games/cards, etc

Totally worth it, we had a blast! Hope you do too!

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jeff okelley

1 year ago
5/5

Stayed in one of the historic cottages had a nice time fishing off the pier and relaxing

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MM MM

2 years ago
1/5

Not recommended and stay away from this place. It is poorly managed, managers at the office are rude. They discriminate against retired veterans and disabled veterans. Very poorly managed and the bath house arent sanitary / dirty, full of bugs , grass is always up to your ankle, the gate vs. the office have two different policies at all times. These people who run this place are being paid by our tax dollars but don’t serve their retired veterans. Cops at the gate also believe they have more authority than the POTUS. They allow sites with electrical & sewage to be submerged in water. See photos for your safety. save your money.

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