Has a nice gym and fun trail. Me and my sibling absolutely booked it down the steep hill on our…read morebikes, scary but fun.

Nice little Parks Commission building tucked away in the woods. Spot the entrance by the digital…read moresign across from the back gate to BARC. Winding road for 1/4 mile to the parking lot. They have a gym (mostly for basketball, an activity room for classes (dance, judo, etc) and an exercise room with free weights, machines, and treadmills. The men's room has a shower and a few lockers (BYO lock). Outside: athletic fields, playground, tennis courts, picnic area.The entrance to the Little Paint Branch Park, reviewed separately, is across the parking lot from the building. I will try to keep this place in mind as I write the check for my property tax.

This is a review for the park attached to the community center. We came here because we were…read moreexploring all the PG Parks Imagination Playgrounds. Unfortunately, this park has not been maintained well. Many of the other parks on the list. Still look new and taken care of. That is not the case here. Also, this is not a great park for children under five. There's not much that they can do.Glad it's in the neighborhood but not worth traveling to visit.

Nice playground. Plenty of parking, shade, tons of swings, and lots of interesting equipment for…read morekids to explore. One of PG County's Imagination Playgrounds, this one is called "Ocean Voyage Playground."

I went here to get a passport for my child. I arrived at 11 a.m. on a Thursday and there was…read moreabsolutely no line. No appointment is necessary, unlike at many other passport acceptance facilities (which often had a wait of two or more weeks before there was an available appointment). The lady at the desk was very helpful and made photocopies of our driver's licenses for us. They do not offer photographs on site so you have to bring your own, as well as your own copy of your passport application. Parking around the community center was very full but we found a spot on the street. If you need to apply for a passport in person (as when applying for a child under 16), I recommend going to the Takoma Park Community Center. http://www.takomaparkmd.gov/services/passports

Great experience at the walk-in passport office -- thanks Takoma Park for providing superior…read morepassport services! At the time of this review the office was open Monday through Thursday, 9am to 1pm. No appointments, walk-in only. Don't forget your checkbook, two forms of ID, and to read the instructions before you arrive: http://www.takomaparkmd.gov/services/passports

Very bad doctor basically left me for dead do. Not recommend I don't even know how she got her…read moredoctorat. She really does not do anything just sit there and let her nurse do all the work

Definitely would recommend if you are looking for a primary care provider who takes her time to…read morelisten to your concern!

I'll admit that I stopped by this library to use the rest room. However, I was intrigued by the…read moredesign of the building. Since I had some time to kill, I decided to take a mini tour and grab a book or two. I have to admit that the inside of the library was not as big as I was expected. Or rather, I should say the selection of books was not a vast as I would have liked. However, I managed to find a couple of decent reads. I'll also say that the layout is a bit confusing, but it's nothing too outrageous. There is a parking garage across the street; however, you have to pay with the exception of Sundays. Call me old fashion, but I think a public library should have free parking for its patrons. But hey, I guess different rules apply when you are in a more urban environment.

It's stinks. The library is full of teens who talk and don't silence their phones. Then they have a…read moreridiculous rule to close off a whole section for them at 3 until closing. Ridiculous. The library should be open to ALL in ALL areas and quiet. Plus it's dirty.

This organization helps the community with food distribution, clothes, diapers, classes and…read moresupplies. This is a great place to volunteer. A lot of effort goes into taking care of people.

This is a friendly place for donations. I have never found the employees "surly," as the previous…read morereview suggests. Note that it's only open Mon-Thurs 9-4, and that donations are around back. They do other kinds of social services in the office through the main glass doors. To make donations, drive around to the unloading area at the back right and ask for help (knock on the metal door). Here's their description: "serves TP/SS families in need with food, clothing and house ware assistance, as well as various workforce skill trainings. ACSGW will gladly take donations of clothing, shoes, accessories, linens, small appliances, kitchen/household items, toys, home décor, books, flat screens, and laptops (less than 5 years old). No furniture, child car seats, strollers, printers, and nonworking items. If a donation receipt is required drop off must be M-Th 9-4 at 501 Sligo Ave. Clothing and small items can be placed in the blue collection box at 501 Sligo Ave or behind Sligo Adventist Church on Greenwood."