Long Bridge Park

A broad, half-mile long, raised walkway, known as the Esplanade, connects the park and its recreational facilities. Views from this area includes Roaches Run Waterfowl Preserve as well as the historic skyline of our Nation’s Capital and Washington Monument.

West of the Esplanade, a large rain garden infiltrates runoff from the athletic fields to support a planted garden of native shrubs and perennials.

Check out the trails to walk, run, bike or skate with spectacular views of Washington, D.C., Crystal City, the Pentagon, and Roaches Run Wildfowl Sanctuary.

A large public event area is located in the center of the park to host festivals and gatherings that build community and strengthen connections.

The 46-acre Long Bridge Park area is bounded on the north by the former "Twin Bridges Marriott" site and on the south by South 10th Street. The area is bounded on the west by Old Jeff Davis Highway and on the east by the Roaches Run Water Fowl Sanctuary. The County has owns approximately 28 of the 46 acres in the North Tract area. The history identifying the future park site goes back to the early 1990's.