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Old Stone House
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Washington's oldest structure on its original foundation preserves an eighteenth-century house and small garden in Georgetown. Use 3051 M Street NW; the entrance is on a busy commercial block and is far from Rock Creek Nature Center. Garden access is generally free, while interior hours and room access depend on staffing, preservation work, and current NPS notices.
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Where exactly is Old Stone House?
Use 3051 M Street NW; the entrance is on a busy commercial block and is far from Rock Creek Nature Center.
Where should I park for Old Stone House?
Use designated lots and marked spaces only. Parking is distributed and can fill near the Nature Center, picnic areas, trailheads, and events; roadside parking outside marked areas is prohibited.
When is Old Stone House open?
Garden access is generally free, while interior hours and room access depend on staffing, preservation work, and current NPS notices.
Are there restrooms near Old Stone House?
Building restroom availability is limited; plan around an open Georgetown public facility.
Is Old Stone House free?
General park, trail, Nature Center, and Peirce Mill access is free. Horseback riding, permits, reservations, and some partner programs may charge.
How accessible is Old Stone House?
The Nature Center and selected developed areas have accessible routes, while many forest trails include hills, roots, rocks, creek crossings, and mud. Choose a destination-specific route.
Are dogs allowed at Old Stone House?
Dogs must remain leashed. Bring waste bags, protect wildlife, and do not let pets enter Rock Creek or interfere with horses and trail users.
Is Old Stone House good for children?
The Nature Center, planetarium programs, Peirce Mill, picnic areas, and shorter trails are strong family options. Match distance and terrain to the group before leaving the developed area.
What should I know before visiting Old Stone House?
Garden access is generally free, while interior hours and room access depend on staffing, preservation work, and current NPS notices.
How do you reach Old Stone House?
Bus and Metro access varies widely by destination. The Nature Center is not directly beside a Metro station; review the exact destination and final walking route before relying on transit.
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