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Directions to Colmar Manor Park
From the Church Parking Lot at 17th and O Streets, NW (Renegades' Car Pool)
- Take Rhode Island Avenue through NE DC.
- Take a RIGHT on Eastern Avenue NE and follow it to Bladensburg Road.
- Take a LEFT on Bladensburg Road.
- If you miss it, you can take a right into the shopping center and back track to 38th Avenue.

- Follow 38th Avenue for about 100 yards and then you will see the park entrance on the RIGHT.
- Drive into the park, past a soccer field, up a hill and take your first right.
- Park in the parking lot by the softball fields.
- Walk up the hill, look to the right and you will see the goal posts.
From Northern Virginia
- Take 395 North across the 14th Street Bridge.
- Bear RIGHT after you cross the bridge, following the signs for 395N.
- Take the exit for 395N/D Street/U.S. Senate; be in the RIGHT lane.
- Go under an overpass, DO NOT take the exit for C Street.
- Go through two tunnels; this will dead-end onto New York Avenue.
- Take a RIGHT onto New York Avenue.
- Go about 2.5 miles and take a left onto Bladensburg Road.
- Go about 1.5 miles and take a RIGHT on 38th Avenue.
- Just before 38th, you will pass a cemetery on your right -- slow down, because 38th Avenue comes up quickly.
- If you miss it, you can take a right into the shopping center and back track past the IHOP to 38th Avenue.
- Follow 38th Avenue for about 100 yards and then you will see the park entrance on the RIGHT.
- Drive into the park, past a soccer field, up a hill and take your first right.
- Park in the parking lot by the softball fields.
- Walk up the hill, look to the right and you will see the goal posts.
From the North
- Take 95 South toward DC.
- When you reach the Beltway (Route 495), bear to the left, following the signs to Alexandria
(This should be for 95 South and 495 East/South).
- Take the Beltway (Route 495/95) three exits.
- At Exit 22 get on Route 295 South (also called the Baltimore-Washington Parkway).
- Stay on 295 South for about 5 miles. You will reach an interchange with Route 50; you want to get on Route 50 West.
- To get on 50 West, bear to the right, following signs for Route 50 West and/or New York Ave.
- Go about 1 mile and take the exit for South Dakota Avenue (it only goes one way).
- In less than a mile, take a right onto Bladensburg Road.
- In about a mile, take a right onto 38 Avenue. (Just before 38th Avenue you will pass a cemetery on your right; slow down because 38th Ave comes up quickly!)
- Follow 38th Ave for about 100 yards and you will see the park entrance on the right.
- Drive into the park, past a soccer field, up and hill and take your first right.
- Park in the parking lot by the softball fields.
- Walk up the hill, look to the right and you will see the goal posts.
From the South
- Take 95 North toward DC.
- When you reach the Beltway (495) follow the signs to Baltimore (This should be for 95N and maybe 495E).
- Take the Beltway (Route 495/95) across the Woodrow Wilson Bridge into Maryland.
- After you cross the bridge, take Route 295 North.
- Stay on 295 North for about 10 miles.
- You will reach a big interchange with 295N, the Baltimore-Washington Parkway, Kenilworth Avenue, and Rte 50: You want to get on Rte 50 WEST.
- To get on 50W, continue going straight past the first major exits, [i.e., don't bear left (the BW Parkway) or right (Route 50E)].
- Take the exit for 50W.
- Go about 1 mile and take the exit for South Dakota Avenue (It only goes one way).
- In less than a mile, take a RIGHT onto Bladensburg Road.
- In about a mile, take a RIGHT onto 38th Avenue.
- Just before 38th, you will pass a cemetery on your right -- slow down, because 38th Avenue comes up quickly.
- If you miss it, you can take a right into the shopping center and back track past the IHOP to 38th Avenue.
- Follow 38th Avenue for about 100 yards and then you will see the park entrance on the RIGHT.
- Drive into the park, past a soccer field, up a hill and take your first right.
- Park in the parking lot by the softball fields.
- Walk up the hill, look to the right and you will see the goal posts.
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