Emery Heights Park

Play & Recreation Space

Pack your cleats or just your playful spirit - Emery Heights Park has a multi-purpose turf field that's excellent for impromptu soccer matches, football games, or whatever sport strikes your fancy. Right next door, kids can climb, slide, and explore on the playground while you keep an eye on them from a comfortable spot nearby.

The park offers some lovely open spaces too, ideal for spreading out a picnic blanket, tossing a frisbee, or simply lounging with a good book on a sunny afternoon.

Connected to Community

One of the best things about this park is that it's directly linked to the Emery Heights Community Center, giving you a seamless indoor-outdoor experience. When the weather turns, or you're looking for more structured activities, you can easily pop inside without missing a beat.

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Finding Your Way Here

Located within Ward 4 along Georgia Avenue, this park offers green space for locals of all ages.

Getting here is pretty straightforward - if you're using public transit, hop on bus routes 70 or 79 and get off at Georgia and Missouri Avenue NW. If you're driving, there's a small parking lot on the premises.

The gates are open from 6AM to 9PM every day of the week, giving you plenty of time to visit.