The park was nice. We were looking forward to some historical site seeing. About the only thing left are the redoubt mounds.
A surprisingly large number of things to do. Good for kids.
For adults, it is interesting for 15 minutes. There is an attached playground for kids.
Great playground. Historical earthworks.
They have a 3D model of the fort and they have a connon. You can even still see the fort structure. They have a lot of information.
Great park.
Decent dog park, although the pea gravel/dirt ground is extremely dusty. If you have a dog that likes to roll around on the ground be aware that theyll probably need a bath afterward.Bags are provided, theres a water source for the dogs, and benches and picnic tables for the people to sit. It seems well maintained with a good amount of info available at the bulletin board.It doesnt seem to have a separate area for large and small dogs, but rather one large area.
One of the most informative of all the Civil War Defenses of Washington parks.
This is a small park surrounded by residential houses leading to a trail. If you love to walk and has a little time to do so, this is a nice place to do it. I sometimes come here to while away some time, sitting in the car with your thoughts, have your lunch in silence or just be at peace with nature.
Need park ranger to explain the history behind it.
Friendly environment and feel safe
Our Northern Virginia Table Tennis Club is hosted by the Madison Center in the middle of Fort Ethan Allen Park.Also there is a very good dog park adjacent to the Madison Center in the park. Plenty of parking for everything.This facility must have the best maintenance for any public building Ive ever seen. It is always shiny clean in the halls and the bathrooms and the staff does an excellent job
Quiet w trails and civil war markers. Great for kids to run around.
Nice dog park
We saw Ringo Starr and his All-Starr Band. It was a rush to hear so many non-Beatles songs from past phases of my life!
