College Park

College Park
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College Park is a city in Prince George's County anchored by the flagship University of Maryland campus, one of the nation's top public research universities with over 40,000 students. Located just north ofWashington D.C. along the US-1 corridor, College Park offers affordable housing options relative to nearby Montgomery County, excellent transit connectivity via two Metro stations, and a vibrant community shaped by the university's cultural and economic influence.
The city is also home to the oldest continuously operating airport in the world — College Park Airport, where the Wright Brothers trained the first military pilots in 1909. The area features a diverse mix of colonial-style single-family homes in established residential neighborhoods and a growing number of condominiums and mixed-use developments near the Metro stations.
Historical Points of Interest
• College Park Airport & Aviation Museum (est.1909): College Park Aviation Museum — The world's oldest continuously operating airport. Orville Wright personally trained the first military aviators here. The adjacent museum tells the full story.
• University of Maryland (est. 1856): UMD Visitor Info— Explore the beautiful 1,250-acre campus, including the historic McKeldin Library, the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, and the iconic MemorialChapel.
• Rossborough Inn (c. 1804): One of the oldest surviving buildings in Prince George's County, located on the UMD campus; originally a tavern on the Washington-Baltimore Post Road.
• NASA Goddard Space Flight Center (nearby Greenbelt):NASA Goddard Visitor Center — The nation's largest combined organization of scientists, engineers and technologists, just minutes from College Park.
Transportation
• College Park-U of MD Metro (Green Line): WMATA College Park — Direct service to downtown DC (approx. 25 minutes to Gallery Place).
• Greenbelt Metro (Green Line): WMATA Greenbelt — End-of-line station with large park-and-ride facility.
• MARC Penn Line at College Park: MARCTrain — Commuter rail service to Washington Union Station and Baltimore Penn Station.
• TheBus (Prince George's County Transit): The Bus PG County
Parks, Trails & Green Spaces
• Paint Branch Trail (Anacostia Trail System) —Multi-use trail along Paint Branch stream running south from College Park toward the Anacostia River.
• Greenbelt Park (NPS) — A 1,100-acre national park within the Beltway with 9 miles of hiking trails, camping, and picnic areas — a hidden green gem.
• Lake Artemesia Natural Area — A popular38-acre lake park with a 1.6-mile paved loop, fishing piers, and bird watching adjacent to the Northeast Branch Trail.
• Northeast Branch Trail — Paved trail connecting College Park south toward Bladensburg and the Anacostia Riverwalk.
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