Not Many Know That You Can Stay The Night In Maryland's Historic C&O Canal Lockhouses
Calling all adventurers and history buffs! Did you know that you can stay the night at some of the lockhouses along the C&O Canal? Read on for the details and consider partaking in a getaway at one of these historic gems.


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You'll find Lockhouse 6 at the 5.4 mile marker, which depicts the 1950s. It sleeps 8, with plenty of beds and a pull out couch. You'll also enjoy the modern kitchen and private porch.


This cabin-like gem is located at the 8.8 mile marker and beckons to the 1930s. Guests love the private screened porch, charming kitchen, and surrounding scenery.


Head to the 16.7 mile marker and you'll find this little lockhouse. It has a 1910s kitchen and bathroom and can sleep several people. You'll also enjoy the fire ring outside.
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This lockhouse at mile marker 19.64 depicts the 1830s-40s, with no heat or electricity. The decor is simple and rustic, with exposed beams and stone walls. It has two bedrooms, a picnic table, and fire ring.


Lockhouse 25 is located at mile marker 30.9. It also depicts the 1800s, with no heat or electricity. It has two bedrooms, a picnic table, fire ring, and outdoor portable toilet.

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This cozy lockhouse at mile marker 48.93 has an 1830s feel, with no heat or electricity. There are several beds, a fire ring, picnic table, and wheelchair ramp.


Mile marker 108.7 is where you'll find Lockhouse 49. It depicts the 1920s and sleeps 8 guests. There's a stove, fire ring, picnic table, and proximity to a boat ramp. Enjoy the views from the porch!
Ready to reserve your stay in one of these historic lockhouses? Then visit canaltrust.org for more information.
For more modern accommodations, check out Lake Pointe Inn. It’s an adult-only inn that’s located right next to Maryland’s largest lake!
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