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August 2023 by Nick Book
Cool park...trails are steep but worth the climb down to the creek.
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July 2023 by Conrad Hirsch
pretty good, some sports fields, tennis + baseball, has pretty fun hiking and biking trail and creek
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July 2023 by Chris Nicoletti
Really nice hiking trails at the back end of the park.
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May 2023 by Jean Mohler
All around great place to bring the family for "socially-distanced" fun.
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May 2023 by Vakhtang Koroghlishvili
It's a great area for walking/hiking especially if you have kids. The only problem is the small parking at the Cabin John Local Park. Even if it's 37F temperature - the parking is crowded (Cabin John Regional Park is way better).
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April 2023 by Luther Swift
Fantastic hiking and biking trails
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February 2023 by Everett
This is my hide out when I need to get out of the office.
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November 2022 by Elizabeth Lombardo
great place for a hike with dogs and or kids!
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November 2022 by Raymond Evert
Nice trails but lots of background noise.
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November 2022 by Enrique Ast
Great for long walks with dogs
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November 2022 by Melissa B
Hidden gem with covered picnic tables
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November 2022 by Chisholm Tracy
This is one of the best-kept secret hiking spots in the DC area. The trails are maintained exceptionally well and it's quite scenic, particularly in the fall or early spring before the leaves block out some views of the stream. Unlike nearby hikes along the Potomac, there are rarely more than a few people on these trails at any given time.
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November 2022 by Mohammad Ghaedi
Great place for relaxing. Nice trail.
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April 2022 by Victoria N.
Moderate hiking place level with a gorgeous river to walk along. This is a great place for pups to run around and explore.Many of the owners with dogs here walk their dogs off a leash, and the dogs love somewhat of a challenging terrain for them.There are plenty of hills, stairs, water bridges you have to cross over, and a few fallen trees. I had taken the blue trailblaze path.
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November 2021 by Julia Adams
Two playgrounds one at the community center and one hidden and not visible from the road. Both are great. There's also Cabin John trail access that goes at least 6 miles.
