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Columbia Pike Community Resources

Civic and Community Associations

• Alcova Heights Citizens Association
• Arlington View Civic Association
• Barcroft School & Civic League
• Claremont Civic Association
• Columbia Heights Civic Association
• Columbia Pike Revitalization Organization – 2611 Columbia Pike
• Douglas Park Civic Association
• East Barcroft Association
• Penrose Civic Association

Arlington County Resources

• Allie S. Freed Park – 2465 South Culpeper Street
• Arlington Apartment Guide
• Arlington Mill Community Center – 4975 Columbia Pike
• Arlington Economic Development Columbia Pike Page
• Arlington Information and Referral – 2100 Clarendon Blvd. (Lobby), 703-228-3000. TDD is available for the hearing impaired through Virginia Relay at 1-800-828-1120.
• Barcroft Park – 4200 South Four Mile Run Drive
• Barcroft Sports and Fitness Center – 4200 S Four Mile Run Drive
• Columbia Pike Library — 816 S. Walter Reed Dr.
• Walter Reed Community and Senior Center — 2909 16th St. South

Other Resources

• Washington and Old Dominion (W&OD) Trail – "The skinniest park in Virginia" crosses Columbia PIke at S. Four Mile Run Drive, connects to Barcroft Park. Operated by the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority.

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