Nationals Park

Overview

Nationals Park is a 41,339-seat baseball stadium on the Anacostia River waterfront in Southeast D.C., home to the Washington Nationals since 2008. It anchors the Capitol Riverfront neighborhood and offers views of the Capitol dome and monuments.

Highlights

• Capitol Views: Sight lines from the upper concourse include the Capitol dome and Washington Monument.
• The Racing Presidents: Between-innings mascot race featuring oversized bobblehead versions of Washington, Lincoln, Jefferson, and Teddy Roosevelt.
• Navy Yard Setting: The surrounding Capitol Riverfront neighborhood has breweries, restaurants, and a riverfront boardwalk.

History

Designed by HOK Sport (now Populous) and opened on March 30, 2008. The Nationals won the 2019 World Series, the franchise's first championship. The stadium was a key catalyst for the redevelopment of the formerly industrial Navy Yard area.

Visitor Tips

• Tip 1: Take the Navy Yard–Ballpark Metro station (Green Line) for the easiest access—it's a 3-minute walk.
• Tip 2: The Center Field Gate area offers standing-room views and a lively atmosphere even without premium seats.
• Duration: 3+ hours (full game).