Clinton
- Suburb in Maryland
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Clinton Reviews
Rating 3.65 out of 5 155 reviews
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Clinton is the best seriously. There’s not a lot to do down there because it’s a small city, but the people here make all the small things even better! I would highly recommend this small city. It’s my home.
I have lived in Clinton my whole life, so naturally, I have an attachment. Although there have been many improvements made over the years, this area could benefit from much more attention with things like restaurants, stores, things to do, and street cleaning. It's a generally okay area.
Clinton is very diverse, and it is a very safe area. Is it close to the city so there is a lot to do.
Clinton is a place that you must have a car in order to get around in this city. Everything is normally within a 10 minute radius from almost every direction .
Nice areas with many options for eating out as well as employment opportunities. Most job opportunities I see however tend to revolve around food service, banking, and retail.
It's nice over here, there are a nice community and good people. This is a fairly safe neighborhood/ environment.
Clinton is a very inviting and calm city. There are many local businesses such as Miller Farms, that provide a surplus of food for any family as well as host family functions. However, there is very little to no malls, large grocery stores, movie theaters, etc. These places can mostly be found out side the city and may be inconvenient.
Only 15 mins minutes MGM National Harbor; and just 30 minutes to downtown DC. Quite DC suburbs but still vibrant with plenty of great restaurants and shopping.
my experience here was decent considering i’ve lived in this area for over 15 years now but i will say that a change i would like to see is to make things more affordable such as gas and groceries
Some areas in Clinton is better than the other. It would be nice if there were more kid friendly activities in the community
I would like to see more family and friend oriented places built. Typically all that there is are restaurants and fast food places.
Clinton, MD is a good area for commuting purposes because of the proximity to the beltway, but the crime rate of theft is starting to increase. The schools are average as far as elementary is concerned. Housing is pretty reasonable and they are building the shopping atmosphere up so that’s a plus. So overall I’m ok living in Clinton but I would not mind moving if the price is right.
I love Clinton. It is a medium-sized city with many schools and everyone is connected to each other somehow. Either by blood or just by friends. It is in the center of Dc and Virginia which makes driving especially easy.
From family owned restaurants to welcoming small businesses, Clinton offers something for every young family looking for a locale to plant its roots. The church’s on nearly every corner serve as a foundation of faith, unity, and strength. I could not have asked for a better community to grow up and blossom in. I would recommend Clinton to anyone looking for a place to settle down and shine bright.
I love the community but there are some needed upgrades in the city. There are plenty of people to mingle with and make life long friends with. Clinton needs to work on the public education first.
Clinton is a good place to start a family. Maybe not the easiest place to get a job but it is safe. And a nice community.
Clinton Maryland is a small and quiet suburb that lies about 20 minutes outside of the District of Columbia. Part of it is near Andrews Air Force Base in Camp Springs, Maryland. Clinton is a very historical city within our Nation's history. It was the home of the Surratt family. Mary Surratt, the mother, and John Surratt, her son, were part of the group of conspirators that planned President Abraham Lincoln's assassination. The Surratt House is a historical site and museum. In fact, the town used to be called Surrattsville, but the name was changed due to the family's ties to the assassination. Despite its historical background, Clinton, Maryland is a family friendly community; close enough to the Nation's capital to participate in events but quiet enough to have your family feel safe.