Rose Park
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Rose Park is tucked away on the quiet side streets of Georgetown, between 26th and 27th, M and P Streets. The park features a small bike and walking trail connecting M Street to P Street. A baseball diamond, frequented by ball players and dogs alike, sits next to a small playground with a jungle gym, slides and shady benches. Rose Park also offers three tennis courts, a basketball court, another small playground and open grassy space. Community events like summer concerts and farmers markets also call Rose Park home.
- Hours: Daily, dawn - dusk
- Founding Date: Jul 01 1918
- Parking: On-street: free
- Are there any interesting facts about this location?: The recreation center at the park was originally created to serve African American children, but it was the main center in the park and quickly became used by all neighbors. In 1949 the park became an official experiment in desegregation.
- Features: Athletic fields, Benches, Playgrounds
- Permit requirements: Permits for ball field, tennis court and picnic areas are handled through the District Department of Parks and Recreation.
- Restrictions: No alcohol
- Wi-Fi: None
- Features: Jungle gym, Slides, Swings
- Facilities (playgrounds): Benches