Anacostia Corridor Plans - Completed — Anacostia Parks and Community Collaborative

Management Plan Environmental Assessment for Anacostia Park - 2017

The National Park Service (NPS) prepared a Management Plan/Environmental Assessment for Anacostia Park in 2017. The Plan provides broad guidance and long term strategies for management of the Park, to protect the Park's natural and cultural resources, provide for public understanding and use of the Park, and promote partnership opportunities that would support and complement NPS management of the Park.

Play DC Master Plan Vision

Play DC is a long-range vision to transform the District’s parks and recreation system into one of the best systems in the nation.

It is the first comprehensive plan of its kind in the District, and its reach is citywide.

11th Street Bridge Park (Plan)

the 11th Street Bridge Park is Washington, D.C.'s first elevated public park will be perched over the Anacostia River. Located on the piers of the old 11th Street Bridge, this venue will be a space for healthy recreation, environmental education, and the arts.

11th Street Bridge Park's Equitable Development Plan - 2018

The goal of the Bridge Park’s Equitable Development Plan is to ensure that the park is a driver of inclusive development—development that provides opportunities for all residents regardless of income and demography. By following a community-driven-vetted process, it is our hope that other cities can look to the Bridge Park as a prime example of how the public and private sectors can invest in and create world-class public space in an equitable manner.

Anacostia Waterfront Framework Plan - 2003

The District Government created an overarching framework plan for the Anacostia River waterfront in 2003 with the launch of the Anacostia Waterfront Initiative.

A 15-year report on this plan was released in 2018.

RFK Campus Redevelopment

The RFK Stadium is closed and sits on land owned by the National Park Service that is legislatively reserved for open space and recreational use.

EventsDC has planned a recreation campus for the site, and completed construction of athletic fields on the northern parking lots in 2019.

Mayor Muriel Bowser has indicated her desire to have the Washington Redskns NFL team return to DC and play in a new stadium at this site, but others have protested this.

Buzzard Point Park Development Concept Plan - 2017

The National Park Service's (NPS) National Capital Parks - East released a final Development Concept Plan (DCP) for Buzzard Point Park in 2017 to provide the framework to re-develop this park as an enjoyable and unique urban park with a mix of active and passive recreational opportunities.

https://parkplanning.nps.gov/document.cfm?parkID=428&projectID=62603&documentID=81435