North Bethesda/Rockville, Maryland

A popular destination for tourists, the North Bethesda, Maryland, area is a great location for medical providers. Because it borders the city of Rockville, more people can travel into the area and quickly and easily gain access to world-class vein care, and vein doctors are committed to improving vein health.

Center for Vein Restoration’s North Bethesda / Rockville vein clinic is one of our three locations in Montgomery County, Maryland, with the others being our Germantown clinic and our Silver Spring clinic. Considered a “bedroom community” (a residential suburb inhabited largely by people who commute to a nearby city for work), North Bethesda offers a wide range of attractions for visitors of all kinds, despite being less than nine square miles.

Just over three miles from our North Bethesda / Rockville vein clinic, visitors will find the Beall-Dawson House. Built circa 1815, the house became Montgomery History’s headquarters after the City of Rockville purchased the property in 1965. The brick, Federal-style home commands a view of Commerce Lane (now West Montgomery Avenue). The encompassing museum “tells the story of the upper-class white families and the enslaved African Americans who lived here, as well as typical life in 19th century Rockville.”

Soak up the more scientific side of Rockville’s fascinating history at the Stonestreet Museum of 19th Century Medicine. The famed property was built in 1852 by Samuel Thomas Stonestreet for his son, Edward Elisha Stonestreet, who had just completed medical school at the University of Maryland. Dr. Stonestreet would go on to practice medicine in Rockville until his passing in 1903.

The Stonestreet Museum contains an immense collection of medical books, tools, and other resources from the early 19th and 20th centuries. While the office was originally located in front of the Stonestreet family’s East Montgomery Avenue home, it was moved to the site of Richard Montgomery High School to avoid being torn down during an urban renewal project in the mid-1900s. The office was then moved to the site of the Beall-Dawson House and donated to the Montgomery County Historical Society in 1972.

Guests who make an appointment to tour the museum get the exclusive opportunity to learn about Civil War-era medical care, which often included Dr. Stonestreet himself traveling far and wide for house calls.

Afterward, get a refreshing dose of the great outdoors at Rock Creek Regional Park, a 1,800-acre property about eight miles from our North Bethesda / Rockville vein clinic. The park comprises Lake Needwood and Lake Frank and offers 13 miles of picturesque hiking trails.

Lake Needwood spans about 75 acres, offering kayak, canoe, rowboat, and pedal boat rentals, as well as pontoon tours that provide up-close experiences with turtles, birds, and other wildlife. Of course, the lake is also an angler’s dream — trout, largemouth bass, bluegill, and catfish are just a few common species to look out for.

At 55 acres, Lake Frank is a bit smaller but equally scenic, featuring a covered bridge, a raptor apiary, and a pioneer homestead.

Rock Creek Regional Park is also home to the Needwood Golf Course, an archery range, a nature center, and Go Ape — an interactive outdoor course described as a “treetop adventure” with five zip lines, rope ladders, and other obstacles. Talk about family fun!

End your visit with a trip to Cabin John Regional Park, less than three miles from our North Bethesda / Rockville vein center. In addition to its 8.8 miles of natural surface trails, the park offers all sorts of high-spirited amenities. From tennis and volleyball areas to ice skating rinks, miniature train rides, and horseshoe pits, the park truly has something for everyone at all times of the year.

Remember: because of its proximity to Washington, D.C., visitors to CVR’s North Bethesda / Rockville, Maryland, vein clinic can easily visit the Lincoln Memorial, the White House, and the National Mall during their trip.

Conveniently located just off Rockville Pike (MD-355), our North Bethesda / Rockville vein clinic is easy to reach. From Rockville to the north, take Rockville Pike to 11921 Rockville Pike. Alternatively, take I-270 to the Montrose Road exit. Drive east on Montrose Road, turning left to stay on Montrose Road. Turn left onto Towne Road and make a slight right onto Rockville Pike. You’ll need to make a U-turn at Rose Avenue before arriving at our clinic on the right.

From the south, take I-270 north to the Montrose Road exit and follow the same instructions. Or, merge onto Rockville Pike from I-495 and head north for 2.5 miles. CVR’s vein center will be on your right. From Silver Spring in the east, take Randolph Road and make a left at its intersection with Rockville Pike.

Expert Vein Care in North Bethesda/Rockville, Maryland

If you’re struggling with varicose veins, spider veins, or other signs of venous insufficiency, expert help is close to home. At Center for Vein Restoration in North Bethesda/Rockville, Maryland, our board-certified vein doctors specialize in diagnosing and treating vein disease using cutting-edge, outpatient, minimally invasive procedures designed to restore leg comfort and confidence.

Compassionate Care Close to Home

At Center for Vein Restoration in North Bethesda/Rockville, Maryland, we prioritize patient-centered vein care in a warm, welcoming environment. Our dedicated healthcare team ensures a smooth experience—from your first consultation through post-treatment care. Need help with directions or parking? Our Patient Services Representatives are happy to assist.

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