Directions

Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts is located in Vienna, Virginia between the Dulles Toll Road (RT 267) and Leesburg Pike (RT 7). While parking is free at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, space is limited. Therefore, we encourage patrons to consider accessing the park using public transportation, carpooling or by rideshare/taxi services during Filene Center performances.

Starting three hours prior to Filene Center performances, drop offs and stopping in front of the Main Gate is not allowed. Those being dropped off for Filene Center performances, drop-off and pick-up area is located in the pull-off area on the west side of Trap Road, opposite the marquee. For safety reasons, do not attempt to cross Trap Road. Please use the underground Pedestrian Tunnel to access the Rideshare and Taxi drop-off and pick-up area and when going to or from the Filene Center. Use the Maps or the Getting Around pages to navigate inside the park.

 

Driving to the Park

From the Capital Beltway I-495
Take exit 45 to Rt 267 West (Dulles Toll Rd), follow signs to local exits, pay a $3.25 toll, and exit at the Wolf Trap ramp.

From I-66 Westbound
Take exit 67 to Rt 267 (Dulles Toll Rd), follow signs for local exits, pay a $3.25 toll, and exit at the Wolf Trap ramp.

From I-66 Eastbound
Take I-495 North to exit 45 onto Rt 267 (Dulles Toll Rd). Follow signs for local exits, pay a $3.25 toll, and exit at the Wolf Trap ramp.

From Route 7 Westbound (toward Leesburg)
Turn left on Towlston Rd and the park will be on the left in 1 mile.

From Route 267 Eastbound
Take exit 16 onto Rt 7 West, pay $1.50 toll. Turn left on Towlston Rd and continue 1 mile and the park will be on the left.

From Route 123 in Vienna
Take Rt 123 North towards Tysons Corner. Turn left onto Old Courthouse Rd then turn left to stay on Old Courthouse Rd. Follow Old Courthouse Rd and turn right onto Trap Road. Turn left at the stop sign to stay on Trap Rd. Drive past the Dulles Toll Rd and the park will be on the right.

 

We encourage patrons to consider accessing the park using public transportation, carpooling or by bicycle. The bicycle/foot path along Trap Road adjacent to the park is part of the Northern Virginia Trail System and connects Wolf Trap to the communities on both sides of the Toll Road.