Historic Glen Echo Park offers a variety of low cost activities suitable for all ages and interests.
This former Chautauqua site turned amusement park offers the opportunity to experience diversity in a unique environment, focusing on the visual and performing arts, humanities, education, environmental science, and recreation.
This National Park houses more than seven non-profit organizations and is the setting for dances, classes, performances, and special events, attended by half a million visitors each year.
The Park is managed by the Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture, Inc., a non-profit 501(c)3.
The Partnership's mission is to administer and develop this unique cultural, educational, and recreational center in partnership with Montgomery County and the National Park Service, who provide tours and visitor information at the Park.
