Oxon Cove Park & Oxon Hill Farm

Children in hay Photo
This far offers programs and exhibits on the history of the farm's enslaved labor and their escapes. One escape involved Thomas Berry's enslaved shoemaker, Jacob Shaw, who fled during the fall of 1840. A National Park Service Network to Freedom site.
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Location
6411 Oxon Hill Rd
Oxon Hill, MD
20745
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Rated 3 by Mary G

December 25, 2023

Mary G

A small farm with some animals and a few walks

A small farm property with some farm animals for the kids to see, like pigs, cows, horses, chickens and goats. The visitor center has activities for kids. There are a few paths where you can take a...

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Rated 3 by JoshB2218

November 18, 2023

JoshB2218

Unusual little NPS unit

I visited here from a nearby convention in National Harbor. It’s basically a little farm with a couple of short trails. Looks like a field trip kind of place with a little historical significance...

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Rated 5 by Happy S

July 23, 2023

Happy S

Jim Street's wonderful farm tour

Serene, rural retreat that will take you back to the 1800's. We had a wonderful tour with N.P.S. ranger Jim Street, who was gracious and informative. He let everyone, children and adults, feed the...

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