City parks provide residents with convenient access to recreation, nature, and community gathering spaces that are maintained by the local parks and recreation department. There are 50 Park locations in Washington, District of Columbia.
Residents can find information about park hours, pavilion reservation availability, sports program registration, and current maintenance or seasonal closures through the city parks and recreation department's website or customer service line.
List of Washington City, District Of Columbia Park
Deanwood Recreation Center
Fort Greble Recreation Center
Harrison Recreation Center
Harry Thomas Senior Recreation Center
Oak Hill Park Playground
New York Avenue Dunbar Recreation Center
Piney Branch Park
Walter C Pierce Community Park
Washington Highland Recreation Center
Hardy Recreation Center
Girard Street Park
Lafayette Recreation Center
Langdon Park Recreation Center
North Michigan Park
Rosedale Playground
Parkview Recreation Center
Park At Ledroit
Rose Park
Barry Farm Recreation Center
Arboretum Recreation Center
Connecticut Avenue And Newark Street Nw Cleveland Park
Congress Heights Recreation Center
Fort Stanton Recreation Center
Garfield Park
Hamilton Street Playground
Guy Mason Recreation Center
Kalorama Park
Macomb Recreation Center
Marion Park
Sixth Presbyterian Church Playground
Takoma Splash Park & Playground
Watkins Recreation Center
Turtle Park
Turkey Thicket Playground
Watts Branch Recreation Center
Westminster Playground
Woodland Terrace Recreation Center
Woodley Playground
Benning Stoddert Recreation Center
Forest Hills Playground
Fort Lincoln Park
Kingman And Heritage Islands Park
Hearst Recreation Center
Montrose Park
Mclean Playground
Lamond Recreation Center
P Street Beach
Petworth Recreation Center
Palisades Recreation Center
Sherwood Recreation Center
Park near Dayton
Residents of Washington can reserve park pavilions and athletic facilities online through the city parks portal. Report vandalism, broken equipment, or safety hazards through the city's service request system so maintenance crews can address issues promptly to keep parks safe for all visitors.
You may also find Park locations in nearby cities including Washington.