Glen Echo Park
Interactive guide map of Glen Echo Park: 1 restroom, 1 parking lot, Telephone (1) and 28 spots. Open it on your phone to see where you are in the park.
Spots at Glen Echo Park
- Chautauqua TowerChautauqua Tower is a rough-faced stone tower in the Richardsonian Romanesque style. Construction started in 1890 or 1891 and was completed in 1892. It is the only surviving remnant of the 1891 Chautauqua, and today it contains art studios.
- ArcadeThe Arcade is a Streamline Moderne building at Glen Echo Park. It was among the facilities renovated from 2003 to 2010.
- New Midway Classrooms
- Yellow Barn
- Cuddle Up
- Ice House
- Old Trolley Trestle
- Hall of Mirrors
- Stables
- Candy Corner
- Yurt
- Yurts
- CarouselThe Dentzel Carousel Company built the carousel, which was installed in a 12-sided canopy building in 1921. It has 40 horses and other animals in three concentric rings. It has been the centerpiece of Glen Echo Park since 1921, and it underwent major restoration in 2019-2020.
- Bumper Car PavilionThe Bumper Car Pavilion is one of the halls where social dances take place at Glen Echo Park.
- Park Office Trailer
- Yurt
- Picnic Area
- Park Entrance
- Caretakers House
- Yurt
- Spanish BallroomThe Spanish Ballroom is a historic dance hall at Glen Echo Park. The 2003 renovation of the Spanish Ballroom brought it back to its original splendor, and social dances are held there today.
- Photoworks
- Crystal Studio
- Playground
- Crystal Pool Plaza
- Overlook
- Entrance
- Clara Barton National Historic SiteThe Clara Barton National Historic Site includes the Clara Barton House in Glen Echo, Maryland. It was established in 1974 to interpret the life of Clara Barton, an American pioneer teacher, nurse, and humanitarian who was the founder of the American Red Cross.
Restrooms at Glen Echo Park (1)
- Restrooms
Parking at Glen Echo Park (1)
- Parking
Telephone at Glen Echo Park (1)
- Near Arcade