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Bradley Park, Bethesda, MD

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Sports & Outdoors

Bradley Park

Small Montgomery Parks neighborhood park in Bethesda with a playground, soccer field, tennis courts, and a community garden.

8703 Hartsdale Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20817 · Bethesda, MD

About Bradley Park

Bradley Park is a neighborhood park in Bethesda managed by Montgomery Parks. The Maryland-National Capital Park and Planning Commission acquired its roughly 3.8 acres in 1960. Visitors can use an accessible playground, a soccer field, and two accessible tennis courts. The tennis courts belong to the county school system and are reserved through a separate permit process. The park also has a community garden, and details on obtaining a garden plot are available from the parks website.

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