Fenced playgrounds in Washington, D.C..
54 playgrounds in Washington, D.C. are recorded as fenced in KidMap, out of 307 on the map. Here is where they are.
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Why parents look for it.
Parents of toddlers, and of children who like to run, often look for a fence around the play area. It lets you sit down for a minute while the little one plays inside it.
On the map.
The 54 named ones, A to Z.
- Bald Eagle Hill Playground
- Banneker Playground
- Barry Farms Playground
- Benning Stoddert Community Center Playground
- Brentwood Recreation Center Playground
- Chevy Chase Community Center Playground
- Chevy Chase Recreation Center Playground
- Columbia Heights Playground
- Congress Heights Playground
- DC Therapeutic Playground
- Deanwood Playground
- Douglass Recreation Center Playground
- Dwight A. Moseley Playground
- Edgewood Playground
- Emery Playground
- Evans Park Playground
- Fort Davis Playground
- Fort Greble Playground
- Fort Stanton Playground
- Fort Stevens Playground
- Francis Playground
- Garfield Park Playground
- Glover Park Playground
- Guy Mason Playground
- Hamilton Playground
- Hardy Playground
- Harrison Playground
- Harry Thomas Playground
- Hearst Playground
- Hillcrest Recreation Center Playground
- Kalorama Park Playground
- Kennedy Playground
- King-Greenleaf Playground
- Macomb Playground
- Marie Reed Playground
- Mitchell Playground
- New York Ave Daycare Playground
- Palisades Playground
- Park View Playground
- Petworth Playground
- Randall Playground
- Raymond Playground
- Ridge Playground
- Riggs-LaSalle Community Center Playground
- Rose Park Playground
- Rosedale Playground
- Stead Playground
- Theodore Hagans Playground
- Upshur Playground
- Virginia Avenue Playground
- Volta Park Recreation Center Playground
- Walter Pierce Park Playground
- Watkins Playground
- Woody Yard Playground
Questions
How many fenced playgrounds are there in Washington, D.C.?
54 of the 307 playgrounds KidMap maps in Washington, D.C. are recorded as fenced. Others may be too: equipment is recorded from open data and by parents who visit, so the number grows over time.
How do I find them in KidMap?
Open the map in Washington, D.C. and turn on the fenced filter. Only playgrounds with it recorded stay on the map, and each one opens with its details and directions.
Can I add what a playground has?
Yes. If you visit a playground in Washington, D.C. and find something that is not recorded yet, mark it in KidMap. It helps the next family who searches for it.
Is KidMap free?
Yes. The map, search, filters, directions, playground details and photos are free. Optional Premium removes ads and adds extra convenience features.
Figures from the KidMap dataset of , counted inside the Washington, D.C. boundary in OpenStreetMap.
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