Potomac Overlook Regional Park
Explore Woodland Trails, the Nature Center and Educational Gardens
Explore the natural world on 67 acres of wild and cultivated land at Potomac Overlook Regional Park in Arlington, Virginia. Hike miles of trails while following interpretive displays to learn about Northern Virginia’s flora and fauna. Our educational organic vegetable garden hosts school trips and summer nature camps, while other demonstration gardens showcase native plants and insects and live animal displays. Visit the James I. Mayer Center for Environmental Education to learn about the connections between humans and the natural world. Potomac Overlook Regional Park also hosts an outdoor summer concert series and a popular summer camp for kids.
Opening Hours
| Monday | CLOSED |
|---|---|
| Tuesday - Saturday | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM |
| Sunday | 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM |
| Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day | CLOSED |
Potomac Overlook Coloring Pages
If you enjoyed our Meet the Critters video on raptors, you’ll love this coloring sheet of Twiggy, Potomac Overlook’s resident Barred Owl! Watch the video here. (right click the image to save to your computer)
If you enjoyed our Meet the Critters video on snakes, you’ll love this coloring sheet of Sugar and Spice, Potomac Overlook’s resident Corn Snakes! Watch the video here. (right click the image to save to your computer)
If you enjoyed our Meet the Critters video on raptors, you’ll love this coloring sheet of Squeaker, Potomac Overlook’s resident Red Shouldered Hawk! Watch the video here. (right click the image to save to your computer)
Contact
Potomac Overlook Regional Park
2845 N. Marcey RoadArlington VA 22207
United States
Park Manager: Rachel Doody
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Reviews
Great park!! There are a lot of trails.
I recommend shoes with treds. We'll be going back soon. Some of the trails are make your way which is pretty cool. Just be careful when crossing the streams and wet rocks. So get out there and explore. Take in the fresh air and take a pair of binoculars with you. There are woodpeckers everywhere!
by M. Anderson
