Cabin John Park Map

Cabin john regional park provides a 528 acre refuge in the center of montgomery county with a wide variety of recreational opportunities for county residents.

Cabin john park map. The very popular cabin john stream valley trail begins at goya drive and extends south to cabin john local park. Unless noted otherwise on the map trails marked natural surface and hard surface are shared by all trails which includes hikers bikers and equestrians. There are options for long distance hikers and bikers as well as quarter mile loop trails for shorter visits.

To learn more about the trails and to download a trail map please visit the cabin john regional park trails page. Cabin john trail is a 3 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near rockville maryland that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. All other shelters may be used on a first come first served basis but permit holders will be given priority at all times.

Indoor exhibits are available only during our visitor hours wednesday through sunday from 1pm to 6pm. Unless noted otherwise on the map trails marked natural surface and hard surface are shared by all trails which include hikers bikers and equestrians. Recreational options include summer ball games on the various athletic fields tennis on both indoor and lighted outdoor courts tai chi and even ice skating in the summer at the fully enclosed cabin john ice rink.

The trail offers a number of activity options and is best used from march until october. Some of the most popular are the ballfields including 5 softball fields one accessible and a baseball field which are available for use by permit only. M ncppc acquired the park in 1933.

The shelters located at wheaton regional park and the two group picnic areas at cabin john regional park and valley mill special park are available by permit only. Get directions maps and traffic for cabin john park md. A portion of the trail traverses cabin john regional park.

Check flight prices and hotel availability for your visit. Contact the park permits office to reserve. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.