Naylor Road Station - DC Metro

Green Line - station in Hillcrest Heights, MD.

1Line
1Street entrances
368Parking spaces
5:06 amFirst train, weekday

About Naylor Road station

Naylor Road is a workaday Green Line station just over the District line in Prince George’s County, built into the hillside where Naylor Road meets Branch Avenue. It is a park-and-ride and bus interchange first and foremost, with a few hundred parking spaces and a single station building. There is no destination here for visitors, and the page is honest about that: what the station offers residents of Hillcrest Heights and the surrounding neighborhoods is a direct, reasonably quick ride into Southeast and downtown Washington without dealing with Suitland Parkway traffic. Buses feeding the station do a good deal of the collection work from the residential streets nearby.

The area around Naylor Road

Hillcrest Heights and the neighborhoods straddling the District boundary – mostly single-family homes and garden apartments, with retail spread along Branch Avenue rather than clustered around the station. It is a commuter area, quiet outside peak hours, and the station reflects that. Riders are overwhelmingly local residents traveling into the District.

What is near Naylor Road station?

Branch Avenue commercial corridor

The nearby retail strip along the avenue, with everyday shops and services rather than visitor attractions.

8 min walk
Hillcrest Heights residential streets

The surrounding neighborhood the station primarily serves, reached by short walks and by the feeder bus routes.

5 min walk

First and last trains at Naylor Road

Departure times by direction. Which way you are traveling matters – the last train toward one terminal can be an hour before the last train the other way.

Green Line
DayTowardFirstLast
Mon-ThuBranch Av5:42 am12:32 am
Mon-ThuGreenbelt5:06 am11:45 pm
FriBranch Av5:42 am2:32 am
FriGreenbelt5:06 am1:45 am
SatBranch Av6:42 am2:32 am
SatGreenbelt6:06 am1:42 am
SunBranch Av6:42 am12:32 am
SunGreenbelt6:06 am11:41 pm

Travel times and fares from Naylor Road

ToTimeWeekday to 9:30pmLate night & weekend
Metro Center24 min$3.70$2.50
Gallery Pl-Chinatown17 min$3.60$2.50
L'Enfant Plaza14 min$3.25$2.50
Union Station26 min$3.70$2.50
Smithsonian21 min$3.45$2.50
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport29 min$4.30$2.50
Washington Dulles International Airport77 min$6.75$2.50
Pentagon24 min$4.05$2.50
Branch Ave5 min$2.30$2.30
Greenbelt42 min$6.75$2.50

Travel times and fares published by WMATA. Fares valid July 2026.

Changing lines at Naylor Road

Naylor Road is served by the Green Line only.

Parking at Naylor Road

368Parking spaces
$4.95Daily rate for riders
$4.95Daily rate for non-riders
Pay on exit with the same Smart Trip card or contactless card you used for your train trip, and you get the rider rate. You must travel at least two stops to qualify. Cash is not accepted at parking gates. Parking is free on weekends and federal holidays for Metro riders. Fares valid July 2026.

Tips for using Naylor Road

  • The lot holds a few hundred cars and fills on weekday mornings, so plan on arriving early if you need a space.
  • The station is set below street level against the hillside, so allow time for the climb between the bus loop and the platform.
  • Southern Avenue is the next station toward the District if this lot is full.

Naylor Road station FAQ

Yes, around 368 spaces. That is enough for local demand on most days but it does fill during the weekday morning peak. Branch Avenue at the end of the line has far more capacity if you need a guaranteed space.

The Green Line only. It gives you a direct ride north through Anacostia, the Navy Yard area, L’Enfant Plaza and downtown without changing trains, with transfers available to the other lines at the downtown stations.

Maryland – it sits just across the District line in Prince George’s County, in the Hillcrest Heights area. Southern Avenue, the next station toward downtown, sits right on the boundary itself. Either way the ride into central Washington is short and direct on the Green Line.

Not much for a visitor, and it would be dishonest to pretend otherwise. This is a residential commuter station with a park-and-ride lot and bus bays. The nearest shops are along Branch Avenue, and the attractions are all a train ride away in the District.