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Benjamin Banneker Park
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Benjamin Banneker Park

Plan a visit to Benjamin Banneker Park near Washington, DC, for a playground with climbing boulders, walking routes and shaded picnic tables.

Benjamin Banneker Park is an outdoor recreation area at 6620 18th St N in Arlington, Virginia. Its playground has climbing boulders and a spider-web net swing, with grassy space for children to play. Walking routes connect the park to the W&OD Trail and Isaac Crossman Park. You can also use the soccer fields, basketball courts and shaded picnic tables. There are no public restrooms on site, so plan a stop before you arrive.

Playground and open space

Benjamin Banneker Park
Benjamin Banneker Park

The playground includes climbing boulders and a spider-web net swing. Grassy areas give children room to run and play, while the picnic tables provide a shaded place to take a break.

Walking and nearby recreation

Benjamin Banneker Park
Benjamin Banneker Park

Walking routes connect Benjamin Banneker Park to the W&OD Trail and Isaac Crossman Park. Soccer fields and basketball courts add options for active time outdoors.

FAQ

Are there public restrooms at Benjamin Banneker Park?

No. There are no public restrooms on site, so use facilities before your visit.

What can you do at Benjamin Banneker Park?

Use the playground, walk routes connecting to the W&OD Trail, or spend time at the soccer fields, basketball courts and picnic tables.

When is a quieter time to visit?

Weekdays and early mornings are suggested for a quieter visit.

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