Address: 2901 20th St NE, Washington, DC 20018, USA
“There for a fitness class for seniors, the instructor was great! 😊”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Stepping into this enchanted park, one is immediately whisked away to an exquisite blend of art, history, and nature. The crown jewel? The Bonsai and Penjing Museum, a true testament to the patience and artistry of horticultural finesse. Each bonsai and penjing tells a story, with their gnarled branches and delicate leaves whispering tales of ages past and the dedicated hands that molded them. But just as you're immersing yourself in this miniature wonderland, the grandeur of regal columns beckons. Standing tall and majestic, these columns are not mere structures but relics from the capital. Their stately presence amidst the verdant surroundings creates a surreal blend of the ancient and the natural, evoking a sense of timelessness. In every nook and corner, the park harmoniously marries nature's raw beauty with the indelible marks of human craftsmanship. A visit to this park isn't just a walk; it's an odyssey that traverses through time, art, and nature's finest spectacles. Highly recommended for both the casual visitor and the discerning connoisseur.”
Address: 3501 New York Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA
“I'm a native & I've been going to the Arboretum since I was literally a baby. This is one of the most beautiful places in DC & of you've never been you're definitely missing out! The Azalea Collection was breathtaking! It's totally & completely free btw”
Address: 2412 Rand Pl NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Beautiful playground with well maintained equipment, and options for kids of all ages. Small, but good variety of equipment. Two toddler swings and 5 big kid swings. Some climbing apparatuses and 4 slides. Adjacent to nice tennis courts, basketball court, and adult workout area. Nice bench swing for multiple people too. Multiple picnic areas with one grill.”
Address: Washington, DC 20017, USA
“We had a great time. As we see the whether is changing and the summer is at the end. However they had the last event at Fort Circle Park, nice park big and clean. Last Saturday, was a fun day with party folks. Children had a dance contest with the parent and other supporting them. All the kids are winner in my eyes. People was just glad to be out during these hard times wearing mask and social distance. We dance 💃 like it was our last dance. DC Thanks so much for this beautiful event.”
Address: 1300 44th St NE, Washington, DC 20019, USA
“During covid I started a weight loss journey. I lost 100 pounds and I have another 40 to lose. Now that it's getting nice out I discovered this wonderful play. Yes it's next to the "ghetto' but it feels nothing like it inside the park. I've frequent this place every other day for the last 2 weeks. Zero complaints?”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“A unique collection of dwarf and slow growing conifers. The trees are spread along a hill in gravel beds. Easy to spend 20-40minutes wondering the gardens.”
Address: D St NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Needs a bit of upkeep since COVID hit. Water fountain no longer works and fence is damaged. Otherwise great dog park- so much room to run!”
Address: Belle Isle, FL 32809, USA
“I normally don't go to this dollar tree because of the parking, but I stopped by for a few things and it was a really good visit. I found everything I was looking for, the line wasn't too long and the staff was friendly. This was my first time being given their stronger bags at check out. I am so glad they switched to the stronger bags. There have been times my bag would break or get holes before getting to my car.”
Address: 5145 Lake Ridge Pkwy #105, Grand Prairie, TX 75052, USA
“What a WONDERFUL experience at Catori! Very professional and she takes her time no rushing. My husband and I came for our anniversary massages we were absolutely blown away. The mood was set perfect for the occasion, Crystal had the lights just right not to mention she had a bottle of our favorite wine, fresh fruit and the music was just right. Neither of us expected our massages to feel as good as they did. We were so relaxed we both fell asleep it felt that good! My family and I will no longer go to any big spa/massage places again sis will definitely be getting our coins!! Y’all gotta check her out.”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Beautiful area of the park with meandering trails through woods. The trails run adjacent to a small stream for much of their length. There are a number of species of plants in this area with ferns being chief among them. Several benches are strategically positioned throughout the valley to provide great views. Nice spot for a short walk.”
Address: 1300 6th St NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Nice turf but little shade”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Permanent plants garden with beautiful naturally uplifting views”
Address: 3501 New York Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA
“There’s a tree here for each of the 50 state trees. It’s a really cool idea, but some of the trees are missing there signs so it can be hard to figure out which is which. I recommend starting in the parking lot/bathroom area on the south side of the grove where there is a sign with some info about the trees.”
Address: Washington, DC 20019, USA
“A nice oasis from the surrounding neighborhood. Peaceful, scenic, and quiet. Took the Ranger-guided tour with Sarah who was very knowledgeable and informative. This a great place to lose yourself for a few hours.”
Address: 575 Oklahoma Ave NE, Washington, DC 20002, USA
“It's a great place to check out Most,,people know little about or have all but forgotten about this place”
Address: Benning Rd NE, Washington, DC 20019, USA
“very empty nice place to take a walk and think”
Address: 1400 Quincy St NE, Washington, DC 20017, USA
“Beautiful! My kids enjoyed as well (11 and 13)”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“I watched this nest and the new eaglets last year, and it was wonderful. Fascinating to watch the adults share care and feeding of the offspring, and watching the eaglets learn how to fly brought tears to my eyes. Highly recommend.”
Address: Washington, DC 20018, USA
“We had a great time and the group of people that were on celebration invited us to join in! Always a fun place to take the kids to play on the playgrounds! Basketball courts are also there!”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“This is one of the coolest parts of the National Arboretum. There are hundreds of different types of herbs arranged into categories such as medicinal, colonial, Native American and more. Each herb is labeled and many have a description of their uses with historical facts. It’s really cool to learn about and many of the herbs smell amazing!”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Excellent picnic spot in the park for some simple beautiful views and clicks”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“Garden with beautiful naturally uplifting views”
Address: Washington, DC 20002, USA
“The U.S. National Arboretum was established in 1927 by an Act of Congress, which is administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Agricultural Research Service. The Arboretum has 446 acres with 9.5 miles of winding roadways. The Asian Collections is one of its major gardens. If you love plants, this is a must-see in the Washington D.C. area.”
Address: Washington, DC 20019, USA
“Beautiful place had a wonderful time seeing friends, friends and mo friends come together in one place to form a family reunion. We had a ball nice place for family & friends to enjoy the great outdoors.”
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