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Pohick was named by Algonquin Indians to aptly describe this area as the “water place.” With its marina, boat launch, and boat storage facilities, Pohick Bay Regional Park offers a year-round haven for boaters looking for access to the Potomac River, just 25 miles south of Washington, D.C., in Fairfax County.
Those without a boat can choose from the park’s rental fleet of paddleboats, sailboats, and johnboats. Even landlubbers will find Pohick Bay’s 150 campsites great places to sleep under the trees while leaving Northern Virginia’s traffic jams behind.
Pohick was named by Algonquin Indians to aptly describe this area as the “water place.” With its marina, boat launch, and boat storage facilities, Pohick Bay Regional Park offers a year-round haven for boaters looking for access to the Potomac River, just 25 miles south of Washington, D.C., in Fairfax County.
Those without a boat can choose from the park’s rental fleet of paddleboats, sailboats, and johnboats. Even landlubbers will find Pohick Bay’s 150 campsites great places to sleep under the trees while leaving Northern Virginia’s traffic jams behind.
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