Walmart 5968 - Georgia Ave, Dc

3.8(5)

Electrify America

4 ports · J1772 / CCS1 · up to 350 kW

PRICING

$0.64 / kWh

AI Overview

Chargers are located in the basement level of the parking garage; enter the covered lot from Peabody Street and they are immediately on your left. Only 3 stalls are available, so waits can occur if one is offline. Drivers report the garage can get busy during peak hours and note that foot exit from the garage requires either walking through Walmart or up the car ramp — there is no direct pedestrian exit.

Address

5921-5925 Georgia Avenue NorthwestWashington, DC 20011United States

Hours

Open 24 hours

Reviews

  • Bryan Stetson★★★★★May 2026 • Google Maps

    Under the Walmart. Only 3 stations so if one is out that's a long wait - but all were working normally when I came here last.

  • Amanda Sahl★★★★★Jan 2026 • Google Maps

    Easy to find, fast charging, but this location can get very busy and is a little pricey ($0.64/kWh). I didn't have to wait late morning on a weekday, but as I was plugging in, two cars pulled up and had to wait for one of the two working chargers to open up. There's no sidewalk or stairwell to exit the garage by foot so you have to either go the long route through Walmart or walk up the car ramp.

  • Sam Fromartz★★★★★May 2025 • Google Maps

    All chargers current working. If there’s a wait usually 15 minutes or so. Chargers on left as you enter Walmart garage.

  • Katie Douglas Gomba★★★★★Apr 2023 • Google Maps

    Address is slightly misleading - entrance to underground parking is off Peabody St. Chargers are to your left immediately upon entering. Nice to be able to wander Walmart while you charge and maybe get an errand or two knocked out. All chargers were available and working when we were there midday on a Friday.

  • Collin McRann McRann★★★★★Jan 2023 • Google Maps

    Chargers work most of the time, but the credit card readers almost never function correctly, making the phone app necessary. Charge cables are also not long enough and only reach one side of the machines. Parking is also tight.

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