Fort Stevens Recreation Center Splash Pad
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Tucked into a hillside in Washington, D.C., the Fort Stevens Recreation Center splash pad is small and best treated as a bonus to the larger playground rather than the main draw. The surrounding play space is the real standout: giant trees provide shade, the layout follows the natural terrain, and separate zones keep toddlers and older kids from constantly overlapping. Bathrooms are available inside the rec center when it's open. Parents report the splash area can catch kids off guard who weren't planning to get wet, so pack a change of clothes.
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Restrooms available inside the recreation center when it is open.
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