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Nature & Wildlife in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. offers a variety of natural spaces for visitors and residents to explore. From the historic White House Kitchen Garden and Children's Garden to The Ellipse and Sherman Park, the city provides green spaces where you can experience nature and wildlife.

Fort Bunker Hill Park
6.2 km from centre
Quincy Park
6.2 km from centre
Chuck Brown Park
6.2 km from centre
North American Pavilion
6.2 km from centre
Anacostia Park, Section F
6.2 km from centre
Battery Kemble Park
6.2 km from centre
Washington Youth Garden
6.2 km from centre
Four Mile Run Park
6.3 km from centre
Troy Park
6.3 km from centre
Quincy Park Recycling Interpretive Center
6.3 km from centre
Elbert Triangle Park
6.3 km from centre
Washington Youth Garden
6.3 km from centre
Oak Grove Park
6.3 km from centre
Fern Valley
6.3 km from centre
Fort Stanton Park
6.3 km from centre
U.S. National Arboretum
6.4 km from centre
Oakland Street Park
6.4 km from centre
Mosaic Park
6.4 km from centre
Cherrydale Fire Station Park
6.4 km from centre
Ward Circle
6.4 km from centre
Hamilton Park
6.4 km from centre
Liberty Center Park
6.4 km from centre
Langdon Park
6.4 km from centre
Monroe Park
6.4 km from centre