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Kenilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens
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Natural mysteries, challenge, discovery, a flower opens, a leaf falls, ice cracks, a never before experienced day begins.  They are here waiting for you each day, changing with a natural pace of tides and seasons. 

It is no wonder this tranquil site is a place for yoga and tai chi practices, or where parents bring their youngsters to find a common bond with nature.  Life moves seasonally and won't be hurried or delayed.  Winter brings wildlife sightings.  Spring sings with bird song and wild violets.  Summer water gardens scent the air.  Fall enchants with color and texture of ripening marsh seeds. 

Unwind your imagination to find your own special memories in the ever changing nature of the park.

 
the peace of winter covers the ponds
Park photo
Winter is the best time to see wildlife. Leaves are off the trees and shy animals are easier to find.
 
flower reflected in water
park volunteer
Late summer and early fall are the only times to see the huge Victoria water lilies.
 
fog over field
Doug Rowley
In spring, expect to find violets and bird song.
Soccer is a weekend event at Kenilworth Park
A Sunday afternoon at Kenilworth Park
Athletic Field use
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Did You Know?
The Announcement Stone, at the formal entrance to the World War II Memorial along 17th Street, eloquently declares the reason for the placement of the memorial along the great axis between the Lincoln Memorial to the west and the Washington Monument to the east.

Last Updated: June 29, 2009 at 09:26 EST