Site Area D2, Loop Area D
Fort Washington Park | Fort Washington Park Day Use Facilities
Type: GROUP PICNIC AREA
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Site Details
- Site Access: Drive-In
- Checkin Time: 9:00 AM
- Checkout Time: 8:00 PM
- Location Rating: Poor
- Max Num of People: 35
- Pets Allowed: Yes
- Shade: Full
Driveway Details
- Driveway Surface: Paved
Need to Know
35 person limit 10 park spaces (The over flow parking is located on the opposite side of the park, approx. 1/2 mile walk. Parking on the grass or curbside is prohibited. Please make arrangements to carpool, bus, or shuttle large picnics.) Area D2 has 10 picnic tables placed in the shade of the trees, it is heavily shaded. This is a small area and has 1 small free standing charcoal grills.
NO bathroom in this area, it is located across the street about 200 yards in Area B4. If not familiar with these areas, it is recommended that they be viewed prior to reserving.
Please observe all traffic laws. The speed limit within the park is 15 mph. Vehicles must stay on established roads and park only in designated areas.
Alcoholic beverages are prohibited within the park.
The collection of money or sale of goods/services is prohibited in the park. Contributions cannot be solicited or accepted at any time on park property.
Tables may not be moved from one picnic area to another. Signs may not be attached to trees, signposts, fences, or any other park structures.
Balloons are strictly forbidden.
Amusements such as moon bounces, slides, pony rides, trampolines, go-karts, or any other activity that requires a structure or the use of animals are prohibited.
The use of tents, canopies, or shelters by picnickers is allowed if they are free standing, self-supporting, weighted and placed in a manner that will not restrict a view shed and allow other park visitors access to all public areas. Use of tents, tarps, or shelters that are wholly or partially supported by using stakes and/or guy lines are prohibited.
The use of generators is allowed provided that:
they are cordoned off for safety;
they aren’t placed directly on the ground; and
they are not refilled on park grounds
