Camp David

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Camp David is the secluded country retreat of the President of the United States, located in the wooded Catoctin Mountain Park in Maryland and used for rest, work, and high-level diplomatic meetings.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Camp David canonical 17
Camp David operations directorate 1
Camp David, Maryland 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf country retreat
government facility
presidential residence
accessRestrictedBy United States Secret Service
category Buildings and structures in Frederick County, Maryland
Presidential residences in the United States
climate temperate, cooler than Washington, D.C.
constructedDuring Franklin D. Roosevelt administration
constructionCompleted 1942
country United States of America
distanceFromWashingtonDC approximately 60 miles
elevation approximately 1,800 feet
environment wooded area
function presidential retreat
site for high-level diplomatic meetings
site for presidential work and rest
hasFacility chapel
golf practice area
guest cabins
meeting rooms
presidential lodge
recreational facilities
swimming pool
tennis courts
hosted Camp David Accords negotiations between Egypt and Israel
G8 summit in 2012
U.S.–UK leadership meetings
various U.S.–Soviet summits during the Cold War
locatedIn Catoctin Mountain Park
linked to: Catoctin Mountain

Catoctin Mountains
linked to: Catoctin Mountain

Frederick County, Maryland
Maryland
United States
namedAfter David Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower’s grandson
near Thurmont, Maryland
notableEvent Camp David Accords (1978)
linked to: Camp David Accords
notOpenTo general public
operatedBy United States Navy
originalName Hi-Catoctin
linked to: Catoctin Mountain
ownedBy United States federal government
primaryResidenceOf none (used as retreat, not primary residence)
renamedBy Dwight D. Eisenhower
securityLevel high security facility
transportAccess helicopter from Washington, D.C.
secure road access via Catoctin Mountain Park
usedBy President of the United States
usedFor bilateral summits
multilateral summits

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Marine One landingSite Camp David
White Pine Camp usedAs Summer White House
linked to: Camp David
Camp David Summit 2000 location Camp David
Camp David Accords tookPlaceAt Camp David
Camp David Accords locationOfSigning Camp David, Maryland
linked to: Camp David
White House Military Office hasPart Camp David operations directorate
linked to: Camp David
Catoctin Mountain near Camp David
Winter White House contrastWith Camp David
Camp David 2000 hasLocation Camp David
Western White House seeAlso Camp David
U.S. presidents officialRetreat Camp David