DPR - Fort Davis Cache Traditional Cache

This is a part of the Fort Circle Parks series of caches placed by the District of Columbia’s Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR), to bring attention to the six Fort Circle Parks that are managed by DC DPR. There are an additional 11 Fort Circle Parks managed by the National Parks Services. For more information go to http://www.americantrails.org/nationalrecreationtrails/trailNRT/FortCircle-DC.html.

Fort Davis was built to serve as an outer defense of the City of Washington and was named in honor of Benjamin F. (Grimes) Davis, killed at the Battle of Brandy Station. It was a small hexagonal fort with a perimeter of 220 yards, and places for 11 guns. (Source:  Wikipedia)

The Fort Davis Community Center is located in Ward 7 and is a beacon of light in the Fort Davis neighborhood. This 2 story facility is fitted with cozy program areas for classes that include afternoon access, zumba and hand dancing. Fort Davis is committed to providing recreation and leisure opportunities to the community.

Amenities 

• Indoors
  • Kitchen
  • Gymnasium / Indoor Basketball Court
  • Multi-purpose room
• Outdoors
  • Outdoor Basketball Court
  • Playground
  • Tennis Courts

For additional information please visit https://dpr.dc.gov/page/fort-davis-community-center. 

Please note that GeoCachers must abide by all DC DPR rules, regulations and other restrictions. Night caching is expressly forbidden. The cache is not located in the playground; please avoid. Parking is available on 41st Street. BYOP. Please rehide the cache as found. There are a number of kid friendly SWAG items in the cache, but please remember that if you take something, you must leave something of equal or greater value. There is a FTF GeoCoin for the first to find the cache.