Teddy would have been proud of this place and no doubt would have still sought the quiet of its tranquillity even today. But while you might speak softly, you won't need a big stick. The place is safe and nice and a even a family of deer live on this little island, which is actually much larger than it appears from your kayak. The island has a rise that even amounts to hills. Who knew or could tell from the water? Best of all is the elevated walkway which protects this natural space and keeps you from getting lost or muddy. Best to avoid kayaking up Little River while birds and water foul are nesting, typically until the end of May. This fall will be beautiful at Rosevelt Park so don't forget to return when the leaves...
   Read moreIt is a wonderful outdoor escape, perfect for anyone looking to enjoy nature without leaving the city. Parking can be a challenge as spaces are limited, so arriving early is recommended.
Once there, the park offers fantastic opportunities for kayaking and boating along the Potomac River, with beautiful views of the water and surrounding area.
The island also has great bike trails, making it easy to explore the natural scenery, and the peaceful setting is perfect for a relaxing day out.
Itâs a refreshing getaway right in the...
   Read moreExcellent parking to leave your cat at to go for a walk on the island, ride your bicycle north to Georgetown, south to Mount Vernon, or crossing the I-66 bridge on the pedestrian/cyclist designated into DC or specifically for to get to the Kennedy Center. Only inconvenience is that this parking can only be reached from the north bound side of the George Washington Memorial Parkway. Leaving the parking must continue north to Spout Run Parkway where yoh can turn around to be able to head south. Otherwise, nice...
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