Plan your visit to Nationals Park. Home of the Washington Nationals. Get travel tips, airport distances, ballpark food, and fan traditions, then track your visit and build your MLB Passport.
Nationals Park sits in Washington's Navy Yard neighborhood along the Anacostia River, with the Metro's Navy Yard–Ballpark station on the Green Line right by the gates. Metro is the easiest way in from around the DC area.
Garages and lots serve the Navy Yard area, but Metro is strongly recommended given the station beside the park. If you drive, book a garage and arrive early.
Lower-level seats along the infield offer the closest views, and some upper areas look out toward the U.S. Capitol. The center-field and outfield areas are lively, more casual spots.
The Capitol Riverfront/Navy Yard area around the park and downtown DC both connect easily by Metro and offer a wide range of hotels. Staying near a Green Line stop keeps the trip simple. Compare dates for the best rates.
The Capitol Riverfront and The Wharf waterfront districts are nearby, and the U.S. Capitol, the National Mall, and the Smithsonian museums are a short Metro ride away.
Opened in 2008, Nationals Park helped revitalize the Navy Yard neighborhood along the Anacostia River, and the Nationals won the 2019 World Series. It's known for the mid-game Racing Presidents.
Take Metro to Navy Yard–Ballpark to skip traffic, and watch for the Racing Presidents mid-game. Explore the Capitol Riverfront and The Wharf before or after the game.
Nationals Park is a modern, accessible ballpark with accessible seating, entrances, and restrooms, and guest services to assist. Its Metro-adjacent location makes arrival easy.
The park anchors the Navy Yard / Capitol Riverfront district along the Anacostia River — a walkable, revitalized waterfront area directly served by Metro.
Take Metro's Green Line to the Navy Yard–Ballpark station right by the gates. Metro is the easiest way in from around the DC area.
Garages and lots serve the Navy Yard area, but Metro is strongly recommended given the station beside the park. If you drive, book a garage and arrive early.
Lower-level infield seats are closest to the action, some upper areas look toward the U.S. Capitol, and the outfield areas are lively, casual spots.
Yes. Nationals Park offers accessible seating, entrances, restrooms, and guest services, with a Metro-adjacent location that makes arrival easy.