The weather is finally getting nicer, and it’s the perfect time to get out and explore Washington, D.C.’s national parks. Some are a simple square of greenery, like Capitol Hill Park, some are lavish and full of history, like Meridian Hill Park, and others are full of nature and wildlife, like Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Garden. All of these parks are maintained by the National Park Service. Whatever your park preference, there’s sure to be something on this list that excites you or your family.Anacostia ParkYour neighborhood park in the midst of the nation’s capital. There’s a roller rink, playgrounds, fishing, and a recreation center which includes a pool. Located along the Anacostia River, it’s the perfect opportunity to see the river, hike along it and see some wildlife. The park’s biggest event of the year is the Anacostia River Festival, held in conjunction with the Cherry Blossom Festival.Capitol Hill ParksThis collection of parks includes areas east of the Capitol such as the F...
