The cherry blossoms up in Washington D.C are worth it despite the crowds, they are that good. Thousands of cherry trees in bloom reflecting off the water all on the backdrop of our nation’s greatest buildings will never get old. But for the trickiest part, where to park? I’ve got you covered. There’s an amazing park nearby called Hains point, which is chock full of cherry blossom trees in and of itself and way less people, this is where you want to park and take pictures too. It’s a very short walk to the monuments, but please please snap some pictures with less photo-bombing at this park first then head to the tidal basin! Check out our previous cherry blossom pictures in Okinawa, Osaka, and Washington D.C.
Here’s the pin for the parking lots at Hain’s point:
