Cambria Hotel College Park
$50+A modern hotel on Baltimore Avenue steps from the University of Maryland, with Metro access into Washington, D.C.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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A museum on the grounds of College Park Airport that traces early aviation history and the firsts achieved at the field.
1985 Corporal Frank Scott Drive, College Park, MD · College Park, MD
The museum sits on the grounds of College Park Airport, which describes itself as the world's oldest continuously operating airport. Its exhibits cover the early history of flight at the site, including the Army's first flight training, early airmail, helicopter experiments, and blind-landing research. Visitors can see historic aircraft in an open exhibit area, try interactive activities, and browse a museum store. The museum also runs guided tours, school programs, and family events throughout the year.
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