Logan Circle
Logan Circle is a historic and vibrant neighborhood park known for its 19th-century row houses and peaceful atmosphere, making it a great spot to relax, picnic, and enjoy people-watching. While centrally located with ample seating and trash bins, the park faces some maintenance challenges including mud and trash management issues. It is wheelchair accessible at the entrance and is dog-friendly, suitable for families and casual visits.
Reviews
This should be a beautiful, historic, neighborhood park. Unfortunately, it is turning into a huge mud pit. Should really be called:
The Logan Dirt Circle
This neighborhood pays a lot of taxes, hard to believe we can’t afford simple grass maintenance.
Shameful city officiating.
Really nice circle park. I prefer DuPont Circle just because there are chairs and benches. This park you should bring your own stuff. Good for picnics.
Beautiful and interesting historic district. You can follow a little walk to see points of interest. Some really important residences here that played a major role in the civil rights movement. Well worth taking a stroll around.
The park could use some upkeep. Very pretty, lots of seating, centrally located. I just wish the park was a little cleaner. There was trash on the ground, when there really is no excuse for it, because there are like 12 trash cans all around the place. If those trash cans could be changed more frequently that would be great too, because the garbage stench was atrocious. A very peaceful park though, if you can get past the dinginess, it is a very enjoyable experience.
Logan Circle is one of DC’s most beautiful and vibrant neighborhoods! The historic roundabout is lined with stunning 19th-century row houses, and the park in the center is a peaceful escape from the city buzz. Great spot to relax, people-watch, or enjoy a coffee from one of the nearby cafes. The area is full of fantastic restaurants, bars, and boutique shops, making it perfect for a weekend stroll. Definitely a must-visit if you’re exploring DC!