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Cabin John Ice Rink
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A fully enclosed year-round ice facility with public skating, lessons, rentals, hockey, figure-skating programs, and session-specific admission. Use 10610 Westlake Drive and the ice-rink entrance. This is a separate activity zone from the train and Tuckerman Lane picnic and playground areas. Public skating is session-based rather than continuous. Current admission is $9 for ages five and up, $5 for ages three to four, and $4 for skate rental; closures, programs, and special events alter the daily schedule.
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Where exactly is Cabin John Ice Rink?
Use 10610 Westlake Drive and the ice-rink entrance. This is a separate activity zone from the train and Tuckerman Lane picnic and playground areas.
Where should I park for Cabin John Ice Rink?
Free parking is distributed among separate facility lots. The Westlake Drive lot near the dog park and Power Line Trail North trailhead is under phased renovation through summer 2026, with part of the lot remaining open and traffic patterns subject to change.
When is Cabin John Ice Rink open?
Public skating follows the posted session calendar rather than general park hours. Check the exact date and session because hockey, lessons, maintenance, closures, and special events change availability.
Are there restrooms near Cabin John Ice Rink?
Building restrooms are available during scheduled rink operations; confirm facility status when checking the public-session calendar.
Is Cabin John Ice Rink free?
Current public-session admission is $9 for ages five and up and $5 for ages three to four. Skate rental is $4 per session; specialty sessions may bundle rental or use different fees.
How accessible is Cabin John Ice Rink?
The rink has a developed building approach and Montgomery Parks offers disability modifications through Program Access; contact the rink for a specific on-ice or spectator accommodation.
Are dogs allowed at Cabin John Ice Rink?
Leashed pets belong in permitted outdoor park areas, not public skating sessions. Service animals follow applicable building-access rules.
Is Cabin John Ice Rink good for children?
Public sessions can work well for families, but admission and rental are per session, schedules change, and young or new skaters need close supervision and appropriate cold-weather clothing.
What should I know before visiting Cabin John Ice Rink?
Public skating is session-based rather than continuous. Current admission is $9 for ages five and up, $5 for ages three to four, and $4 for skate rental; closures, programs, and special events alter the daily schedule.
How do you reach Cabin John Ice Rink?
Ride On routes 42 and 47 stop on Democracy Boulevard near the tennis center and Locust Grove Nature Center. Other destinations may require a substantial internal walk, so map the final facility rather than relying on the park address alone.
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