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Scenic, 160-acre woodlands featuring a play area, picnic facilities & trails for hiking & biking.

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#13 of 19 Tourist attractions in Bethesda #33 of 38 Parks in Bethesda

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.51

5.8 km from the center of Bethesda

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★68%
  • 4 ★23%
  • 3 ★5%
  • 2 ★2%
  • 1 ★3%
6300 Little Falls Pkwy, Bethesda, MD 20816, United States
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Little Falls Stream Valley Park?
Little Falls Stream Valley Park is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 232 reviews.
How does Little Falls Stream Valley Park rank in Bethesda?
Little Falls Stream Valley Park is #13 of 19 Tourist attractions in Bethesda by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Little Falls Stream Valley Park located?
6300 Little Falls Pkwy, Bethesda, MD 20816, United States — 5.8 km from the center of Bethesda.
How can I contact Little Falls Stream Valley Park?
Phone: +1 301-495-2595 · Website: montgomeryparks.org
Kandi Tetley
Beautiful and easy access off the trail
Tamara W
Great hiking trail--dog friendly!!
travelswithadiplomat
Love this place. Has a great 2km walk that can be either on a paved path or you can wander the forest trail along the river. It also looks so different with the seasonal changes. There are deer, lots of birds and squirrels. It runs parallel to the main trail which is busier with runners and cycles.
If you want a quieter walk in nature and the ability to interact with the waterway all the way down then take this slight detour.
Steven Clark
Incredibly disappointing, mostly because of lack of access. This review is for Little Falls Stream Valley Park; I did not visit the northern and western portions that gradually turn into Westmoreland and Norwood Parks. I chose this specific location to see the 5th DC Boundary Stone; google maps indicates trails lead into the general vicinity. However, everything east of the Capital Crescent Trail is fenced off by the city of DC to prevent access to the Dalecarlia Reservoir (which is one of three drinking water sources used by the district). While the fencing is likely viewed as protecting the water source, the result is a rather ugly walk on a paved trail that has 8 foot barbed wire fencing blocking off significant portions (I'd guess about 140+ acres) of green space, including making the boundary stone inaccessible. The fencing runs in a complete circle along Dalecarlia Parkway and makes this feel like a private park that only employees of D.C. water treatment facilities can access. I suggest capping the reservoir to both improve the water quality and allowing the fence to be removed and provide general access to the park. I would not return and would not recommend it. See photos for what to expect.
Elizabeth Dou
Nice walking path and good biking paths. We had to park at lot and then walk on the road in order to find a path opening. There may be an easier way to get in the park.
Summiya Khalid
Really hard to find any park at all. We kept runing around looking for entrance. Google guides wrongly about this place
David Chandler
BORDERLINE POST.

Before my scheduled escort to see the two boundary stones located within the Delecarlia Water Treatment Plant, I noticed an obscure borderline marker, that distinguishes the District of Columbia and Maryland line, which runs through the grounds of the Plant.

This marker is strategically placed behind the east side guard rail of MacArthur Boulevard NW.
Dan Friday
This place is very quiet and relaxing. I enjoyed playing basketball at the park and also rode my bike around this area from Chevy Chase. The park is open to the public for both children and adults.

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