I really love coming to Provinces Park just to walk on their trails…read more Sure, Maryland has lots of sidewalks, but it is so nice to find a place that you can be in more of a wooded area that is more peaceful. Alot of the other parks around are close to highways so you do not get the level of peace and quiet that comes with provinces park. They have 2 playgrounds. A basketball court, tennis court, some baseball fields, and soccer fields.

This is a great park! It has a walking trail, tennis courts, baseball and soccer fields. There was…read morea basketball court at one time, but I'm not sure it's still up. When I lived on Disney a road I walked the trail three to four times a week. The old man who donated the land would stand outside his home at wave as I walked to the park. I live a little further away now, and the old man has since been called home to glory. When I do drive by the park I see people playing tennis and the athletic fields being filled with kid's sports teams. Spot by some time; the park is located onDisney Road.

Decent park. There is something for everyone. A playground, dog park, tennis courts, picnic tables,…read moreand walking tralis. They have a baseball field too. The main reason that I would not give this a perfect rating is because their nature trail is literally right next to the highway.

This is my favorite park in the Severn, MD area. It has many different features that appeal to the…read morewhole family. I enjoy the trails and tennis courts most. Features: Walking/Running Trails Nature Trails Tennis Courts Basketball Courts Baseball Field Picnic Pavilions Playgrounds Green space Dog Field Portable Bathrooms

This is our favorite park. There's a playground and access to the BWI trail. The trail goes…read morethrough the woods, so there is plenty of shade on hot days. But the best part is that the park is on the other side of Dorsey road from the airport, and planes fly directly overhead as they are about to land or after they have taken off; it differs from time to time. Because they are so close to the runway, the planes are very low, so the kids get really excited. Our daughter loves to watch the planes. My only complant is that there is no swings in the playground, but you can go east on Dorsey 1.5 miles to Sawmill Creek Park where they have swings.

This is a great place to stop and watch planes fly into BWI up close and personal! You can park…read moreyour car in the parking lot and view the incoming and outgoing planes from dawn to dusk. The park itself is very well kept and features a nice updated playground for kids to play on and has rubber mulch rather than wood chips so for that reason alone I appreciated it more. There is also a walking/bike path that goes back a ways and two "porta potties" that were kept relatively clean and had hand sanitizer available. Definitely a good place to occupy your kids for a little bit!

Bottom Line: A very quiet, seemingly underutilized park with a playground and fields…read more I am thankful for the green space that is known as Arnold Park but after living near this park for over nine years it is still a bit of a mystery to me. Over the years I have visited this park on many occasions and I am almost always the only one there. Even on weekends when I think the fields would be in use I seem to be the only one there. When does this park get used? There are several fields/baseball diamonds and as far as I can tell, one of them is even lit. There is also a playground which was just replaced in late 2023. I wish the park had a paved path that looped around the whole park but unfortunately it doesn't.

Great little boat launch area, nicely built and landscaped. Short hike to the launch from the top…read moreentrance but you can drive to the launch. Don't want to hype it up too much since it's a hidden gem.

Bottom Line: A small Anne Arundel County park with views of and a kayak/canoe launch into the…read moreMagothy River. As the name implies, once a farm, Spriggs Farm Park is now a small park bordering the Magothy River. The amenities are very simple and limited to a porta potty, one or two picnic tables and a small sandy beach with a kayak/canoe launch. The park is gated but visitors can contact the county if they would like to be able to drive in and park. Otherwise, there is some street parking. Once inside the gate it is a bumpy ride down a gravel road past the porta potty. Before too long you arrive at a place where you can turn off to park in a grassy lot. If you go to the end of the road you can unload your kayak/canoe but you will then need to move your car to the parking lot. As far as the kayak/canoe launch goes, from the drop off point it is about 150 yards to the sandy launch. There is a little bit of a steep hill down to the launch but it as been stabilized with some railroad ties for steps. For those not in search of a small boat launch the best part of the park is probably views of the river including Dobbins Island and Gibson Island. But be aware, there is very little shade at this park.

I came here with my job for a field day. We had a good time! The pavilions are nice, suitable for…read moreany cookout, party or outdoor event. They have a pond area where someone was fishing, basketball courts, and as another reviewer mentioned, limited parking. My main gripe is the lack of bathrooms. There is on porta potty and it was absolutely filthy when we were there. The trails and grounds seem like they are kept up, overall I would recommend but say that you need to keep the restroom (or lack thereof) situation in mind. The pavilions are around $60 per hour during the summer of '23.

Extremely limited number of parking spaces. Youth Rec baseball games are held at the park, and…read morethere just aren't enough parking spaces for 2 team's families, let alone 4 team's (overlap between games). And there does not appear to be street parking along Guilford Rd.

Hidden park and bike trail back off of race track road. When we pulled up we weren't sure it was…read morethe right place, but we trusted the process and took the walk back towards the building. The park is beautiful and has a pavilion to chill. Nobody was there the whole time we were at the park, so my daughter got the run of things. The playground is very nice, and the highlight is a decent size Zipline. There's a small skateboard area, and some ride on obstacles for bikes. Plenty of parking but there is a short walk from there to the park. It's the perfect place to spend a lazy day, and just a cool little park overall...

Well kept park with a nice set of paved trails, some unpaved…read moretrails and a number of athletic fields. Also has some easy access points to waterways. A great place to take your dog for a walk or even a run depending on when you go and what area of the park you are in. Not sure what the official policies are for pets here though. No doggie bag stations so it is a good idea to bring your own. During the week at times the park can be virtually uninhabited. Has a large container for recycling along the main entrance road on the left. Signs state to take all your trash with you so do not expect a lot of trash cans. This is one of Morris favorite places in the world and he even knows it by name when I say " Davidsonville Park". I was going to rate it with four stars but Morris insisted I give it five. Lot of bluebirds were calling and flying around there today. Nice place