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Fort Washington Park welcomes all visitors with disabilities. From hiking to picnicking to learning about the fort's history, there are activities for everyone.

Our visitor center has interactive and audio described exhibits where you can learn about the history of Fort Washington from prehistoric times to present day. There is accessible parking and restrooms throughout the park.
 
A dirth path through the grass leads to a large brick archway with attached buildings on either side.
See the historic fort and learn about its history in the visitor center.

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Plan Your Visit

Explore our accessibility pages for details by disability type:
 

Questions?

Please contact us for additional assistance planning your visit.
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This phone is monitored during visitor center hours Wednesday - Sunday.

Voice: 771-208-1555
 
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Physical / Mobility

Explore physical access information for Fort Washington Park.

A park volunteer communicates with a visitor using sign language.
Deaf / Hearing Loss

Learn about accommodations for visitors who are deaf or have hearing loss.

A bronze model of a fort as part of a informational exhibit.
Blind / Low Vision

Discover what Fort Washington offers for visitors who are blind or have low vision.

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Service Animals

What to know when visiting Fort Washington Park with a service animal.

 

Last updated: July 21, 2026

Contact Info

Mailing Address:

13551 Fort Washington Road
Fort Washington, MD 20744

Phone:

771-208-1555
This phone is monitored during visitor center hours Wednesday - Sunday.

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