Reston Town Center Station - DC Metro

Silver Line - station in Reston, VA.

1Line
4Street entrances
NoMetro parking
5:10 amFirst train, weekday

About Reston Town Center station

Reston Town Center station opened with the second phase of the Silver Line, dropped into the median of the Dulles corridor at Reston Parkway. The town center it is named for – a genuine, planned urban district of streets, restaurants, offices and a pavilion that anchors Reston’s civic life – sits about ten minutes north on foot, across the highway on a pedestrian bridge. That gap catches people out, but the walk is straightforward and signposted. The station serves a large employment base of Fairfax County offices along the corridor, with four entrances feeding both sides of the roadway. Ridership is strongly weekday-oriented, with an evening and weekend layer from the town center’s restaurants.

The area around Reston Town Center

Reston is a planned community and it shows: the corridor around the station is office campuses and parking, but a short walk brings you to a genuine walkable center with a plaza, cinema, restaurants and a seasonal ice rink. Residential Reston spreads out around it in wooded clusters. Riders are chiefly office workers and Reston residents heading east toward Tysons and Washington.

What is near Reston Town Center station?

Reston Town Center

Planned urban district with restaurants, shops, a cinema and a central plaza that hosts a seasonal ice rink and concerts.

10 min walk
Washington & Old Dominion Trail

The regional rail-trail crossing the corridor near the station, running west toward Purcellville and east toward Arlington.

7 min walk
Reston Parkway office corridor

The cluster of Fairfax County office buildings around the station, the source of most weekday walk-up ridership.

4 min walk
Reston Hospital Center

General hospital north of the station, walkable in around twelve minutes for visitors and staff.

12 min walk

First and last trains at Reston Town Center

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.

Silver Line
DayTowardFirstLast
Mon-ThuAshburn5:32 am12:56 am
Mon-ThuDowntown Largo5:10 am11:25 pm
Mon-ThuNew Carrollton5:34 am11:16 pm
FriAshburn5:32 am2:56 am
FriDowntown Largo5:10 am1:25 am
FriNew Carrollton5:34 am1:16 am
SatAshburn6:32 am2:56 am
SatDowntown Largo6:19 am1:24 am
SatNew Carrollton6:11 am1:11 am
SunAshburn6:32 am12:52 am
SunDowntown Largo6:19 am11:25 pm
SunNew Carrollton6:10 am11:11 pm

Travel times and fares from Reston Town Center

ToTimeWeekday to 9:30pmLate night & weekend
Metro Center43 min$6.75$2.50
Gallery Pl-Chinatown50 min$6.75$2.50
L'Enfant Plaza48 min$6.75$2.50
Union Station54 min$6.75$2.50
Smithsonian46 min$6.75$2.50
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport51 min$6.75$2.50
Washington Dulles International Airport10 min$3.15$2.50
Pentagon46 min$6.75$2.50
Downtown Largo72 min$6.75$2.50
Ashburn20 min$4.95$2.50

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

Changing lines at Reston Town Center

Reston Town Center is served by the Silver Line only.

Parking at Reston Town Center

No Metro parking here. This station has no Metro-operated Park & Ride lot. Nearby street parking is controlled by the local jurisdiction, not by Metro.

Tips for using Reston Town Center

  • The town center is not at the station – allow about ten minutes on foot north across the pedestrian bridge.
  • There is no Metro park-and-ride here; drivers generally use the garages further west on the Silver Line.
  • Wiehle-Reston East, one stop east, is the station with major commuter parking if you need it.

Reston Town Center station FAQ

Around a ten-minute walk north, crossing the Dulles corridor on the pedestrian bridge and continuing up Reston Parkway. The route is signposted and paved throughout, but it is not the doorstep arrival the station name suggests, so build the time into your plans.

No Metro park-and-ride facility. Garages in the area belong to the town center and the surrounding offices and are priced for visitors and tenants rather than all-day commuters. Wiehle-Reston East one stop east has the commuter parking on this stretch.

The Silver Line only. Eastbound it runs through Tysons, Arlington and downtown Washington and on into Maryland; westbound it continues toward Dulles Airport and the Loudoun County terminus at Ashburn.

Yes, directly – stay on a westbound Silver Line train and Dulles is a few stops further along the same corridor. It is one of the more useful features of this station for Reston residents and workers. Check current running times on wmata.com.