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Greenbelt Park
Self Guided
 

Your school or community group is welcome to use the park. Please let us know when you will be in the park so that other schools or groups will not conflict or using the same resources or trails. We will do everything we can to help you enjoy your experience in the park
Please call the Park Headquarters at 301-344-3948 to determine if your group needs a permit.  When speaking to park personnel, please always get the person's name  and title.

There are Park ranger guided programs and Bridging the Watershed educations programs. For more information, please call the Ranger station at 301-344-3944 or click on the appropriate link.
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Schedule of Events at Greenbelt Park
Park programs
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Come help the 2009 Potomac River Watershed Cleanup
Come help in the Potomac River Watershed Cleanup on Saturday April 4, 2009
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Leave No Trace
A Link to the Leave No Trace website
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Did You Know?
Greenbelt Park campground (located in Maryland) was closed in 1978 so that Native Americans could camp while in Washington, D.C. as a part of the Longest Walk that started in Sacramento, California. The walk was a part of Native Americans protest of how the government was treating Native Americans.

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Last Updated: September 15, 2009 at 10:35 EST