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Nature & Wildlife in Washington, D.C.

Washington, D.C. offers several spaces to experience nature and wildlife, from the White House Kitchen Garden and Children's Garden to larger green spaces like The Ellipse and Sherman Park. These venues provide opportunities to connect with the natural environment in the heart of the nation's capital.

Short Bridge Park
6.1 km from centre
Entrance Garden
6.1 km from centre
Kingman and Heritage Islands
6.1 km from centre
Cryptomeria Walk
6.1 km from centre
Japanese Stroll Garden
6.1 km from centre
Japanese Pavilion
6.1 km from centre
Twining Square
6.1 km from centre
North American Garden
6.2 km from centre
Cherrydale Park
6.2 km from centre
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