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Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove

Formerly known as Columbia Island, this park was renamed in honor of Lady Bird Johnson and her campaign to beautify Washington D.C. The Grove, a site chosen by Lady Bird herself, is the site that the Johnsons often stopped to admire the city. Today, the Grove is relaxing spot for people to watch the river, view Washington D.C., and to recreate.
 
Great Falls of the Potomac

Places You Can Visit

The Grove is just one site of the George Washington Memorial Parkway. Enjoy a quiet moment or explore more of this nation's history by visiting other Parkway sites.

  • Arlington House
  • Belle Haven Park and Marina
  • Clara Barton National Historic Site
  • Collingwood Park
  • Columbia Island Marina
  • Daingerfield Island
  • Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve
  • Fort Hunt Park
  • Fort Marcy
  • Glen Echo Park
  • Gravelly Point
  • Great Falls Park
  • Lady Bird Johnson Park
  • Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove-on-the-Potomac
  • Memorial Avenue
  • Mount Vernon Trail
  • Netherlands Carillon
  • Potomac Heritage Trail
  • Riverside Park
  • Roaches Run Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Theodore Roosevelt Island
  • U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial

more...
 
 
 
 

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Turkey Run Park
George Washington Memorial Parkway
McLean, VA 22101

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Phone

Visitor Information
(703) 289-2500

Climate

The weather in the Washington DC area is very seasonal with great variation between summer and winter. Summers can be very hot with temperatures in the 90's or higher. This is often accompanied by high humidity. The best time to visit is in the spring and fall when temperatures are generally comfortable during the day and cooler in the evening. Winter temperatures are usually fairly mild but can turn quite cold. The area can receive heavy snow at times or freezing rain.
Monocacy Junction, 1917  

Did You Know?
The "Y" at Monocacy Junction, completed in 1830, allows trains to turn around. It was the first of its kind in the United States, and is still in use today.

Last Updated: August 23, 2007 at 10:49 EST