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==Parks and recreation== * Bellamy Park: a memorial to Raymond Bellamy, Sr. (Forest Road & Cheverly Avenue) * Boyd Park: playground, basketball courts, ball fields, tennis courts, barbecue grills, a {{convert|3|acre|m2|adj=on}} nature/fitness trail with exercise equipment stations, and pavilion (available for reservation by residents only at the Town office.) (State Street and 64th Avenue) * Cheverly-East Neighborhood Park: playground, basketball courts, ball fields, tennis court. M-NCPPC Department of Parks and Recreation facility (6600 block of Oak Street) * Cheverly-Euclid Neighborhood Park (informally known as Pool Park): playground, basketball courts, ball fields, tennis courts. M-NCPPC Department of Parks and Recreation facility (Euclid Street & Crest Avenue) * [[Cheverly Swim and Racquet Club]]: private club with swimming pool and tennis courts, both clay and har-tru. (Euclid Street & Crest Avenue) * Cheverly-Tuxedo Park: playground, basketball courts, soccer field, softball field and picnic tables. (Belleview Avenue & Arbor Street) * Gast Park (Tot Lot/Cheese Park): playground. (Parkway & Inwood Street) NO DOGS ALLOWED. * Legion Park: memorial to those who died in military service. (Forest Road and Cheverly Avenue) * Magruder Spring Park: location of Magruder Spring, also known as Cheverly Spring. These springs were used by the British in 1814 as they marched on Washington. Both were designated in 1980 as Prince George's County Historic Resources. (Cheverly Avenue & Arbor Street) * Nature Park: woodland area containing Crawford's Adventure Spring. These springs were used by the British in 1814 as they marched on Washington. Both were designated in 1980, as Prince George's County Historic Resources. (Crest Avenue & Lockwood Road) * Town Park: playground, ball fields, basketball courts, tennis courts, barbecue grills, and pavilion (available for reservation by residents only at the town office). (6401 Forest Road) * Woodworth Park: playground, nature trail. (Wayne Place & Cheverly Park Drive)
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