Outdoors NearbyPlaygrounds in District of Columbia
115 parks with playgrounds in 5 towns across District of Columbia, most of them in Washington, D.C. (99), Bloomingdale (6) and Adams Morgan (5).
Playgrounds by city
Notable playgrounds in District of Columbia
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East Potomac Park
Play equipment: water play
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Fort Circle Park
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Palisades Park
Play equipment: water play
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Chevy Chase Recreation Center
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Lafayette-Pointer Park
Play equipment: water play
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Rock Creek & Potomac Parkway
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John F Kennedy Recreation Center
Play equipment: swings, water play, slide
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Banneker Recreation Center
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Belle Ziegler Park
Play equipment: play structure, swings
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King-Greenleaf Recreation Center
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Marvin Gaye Park
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Randall
Find playgrounds near you in District of Columbia
More towns with a playground
- Chevy Chase Chevy Chase Commons
- Shaw John F Kennedy Recreation Center
For a day at the playground
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Frequently asked questions
How many playgrounds are in District of Columbia?
We list 115 parks with playgrounds in 5 towns, based on OpenStreetMap.
Which District of Columbia cities have the most playgrounds?
Washington, D.C. (99), Bloomingdale (6) and Adams Morgan (5).