This playground is so cool! Everything has a fairytale theme and such fun playground equipment for…read morekids. So many slides, climbing options, swings, and more. We had about 2 hours of fun and my kids could have stayed longer. It's not far from the heart of Frederick. Enjoy some play ground time and then go get dinner on the Main Street.

This is an accessible playground in Frederick MD, in memory of Sophie and Madigan. Plenty of…read moreparking. It's got four different kinds of swings and different play structures to include kids of all abilities. The bathroom even has an adult sized changing table. There are trash cans and benches and overall it is well maintained. There is really no shaded area to speak of which is something to consider for sunny days.

Celebrated my niece's 2nd birthday at this park. It was really nice…read more Equipment and grounds were kept very nice. The park itself looks fairly new. The playground looks new. There is a baseball field, horshoe, picnic, swings, soccer, restrooms, concessions. Great park, I'd highly recommend taking your children there for an afternoon or for events. No fee for the park. Plenty of parking out front.

We went here during Christmas night, it was beautiful. There were many lighted boats and it was…read morebeautifully decorated. We enjoyed al the wonderful decorations of the boats and had a lovely time. I was starting to panic a bit since all the stores were closed and we all needed to use the restroom but we found a public restroom in the parking lot area. Thank goodness they have that. We came from an hour away and it was difficult to find a restroom around. Overall we had an amazing time.

This river walk is really cool. It's definitely the highlight of downtown Frederick. Grab a coffee…read moreor a snack, park yourself on a bench, and enjoy the calm scenery. Very clean, lots of shops to explore, nice long walking path, there's so much to enjoy with this!

Went here today on a field trip with my students and had a blast! The weather was on the warmer…read moreside which was great and we were the only group there. The staff was great with the kids and my students had a blast. They have a number of runs to use and plentynof staff to ensure safety of the participants. They show a safety video and debrief expectations before tubing begins. In addition to vending machines they also have an alehouse on top to order food and drink. The food is on the expensive side and they only sell combos (ex: burger with fries grilled cheese with soup). Students and staff definitely had a good time and would definitely go visit again.

We had a good time at snow riders on a Saturday. Getting reservations was easy online, we had a…read more1.5hour snow tubing slot and another 1.5hr fire pit rental. The slopes move pretty fast and it's a great time for all ages. We roasted marshmallows and had a picnic by the fire pit as the sun went down making it a great date Our only issue was we checked in for our fire pit at 4 and the maintenance team didn't get it lit until 4:25 (and that's after we called back).

Established in 1988 and named for the woman who owned the property where the park is located, Viola…read moreDevonshire Memorial Park isn't much bigger than a single home lot. Deeper than it is wide, the park has a small half court basketball court and a playground area with swings and a slide. There is also a smooth path for walking and some seats for the adults to use while the kids are sitting. A couple picnic tables are the only other equipment here. The park is well shaded and there is a tall fence around it which I found a bit comforting. There is street parking in front. [Review 15611 overall - 63 in West Virginia - 1115 of 2021.]

Love meland!! We aren't local but drove here looking for something fun to do with my niece. It was…read morea hot day and this indoor space was perfect. We got here Saturday at 10 AM right when they open and the place was a little busy at first and then pretty busy probably like 50 people total (parents with kids - there was a bday party) But there are still a lot of space to move around with parents and the kids. I was able to interact with her on pretty much everything going up and down the slide climbing ropes, playing with giant Legos and the ball pit. it was so much fun. Our niece is 2 and the big kids were super respectful of her speed on the larger equipment. This place is socks only and it was super clean! Our white socks were still pretty white when we got home. Staff was very friendly!

staff pay more attention to there phones then servicing you upfront and alot of the equipment has…read moreduck tape on it so you can tell the place isn't being kept up. Not to mention i didn't see anyone cleaning anything the whole time we were there.

What a lovely park, great day for a walk. The grounds crew do a great job maintaining the area…read more They have a dog park, signs educating about deciduous forest. Little games for kids to play. Little streams and shady areas. I do love this park!

A nice little park with plenty to do. Definitely recommend taking your little ones hereread more

Catoctin Mountain Park Visitor Center -- A Quiet Gateway to the Mountains…read more Tucked into the scenic hills of Frederick County near Thurmont, the Catoctin Mountain Park Visitor Center is a great starting point for exploring one of Maryland's more serene outdoor escapes. It's part of Catoctin Mountain Park, a federally managed park offering about 25 miles of hiking trails, plus camping and trout fishing. Worth noting: it's separate from nearby Cunningham Falls State Park, so plan accordingly if you're trying to hit both. We stopped by on a brisk, sunny weekday and were rewarded with light crowds and a peaceful atmosphere. There was some noticeable truck traffic passing through the area--turns out much needed road improvements are underway--but it didn't take away from the overall experience. The visitor center itself is on the smaller side but well maintained and thoughtfully curated. Informational displays, posters, and plaques highlight the region's history--from its Native inhabitants to the communities that later shaped life in these mountains. It's a nice touch that adds depth before you hit the trails. Inside, you can find maps, books, and a modest gift shop selection. The park rangers were approachable and knowledgeable, offering helpful updates on trail conditions and access points. Bonus points for clean restrooms and a convenient place to refill your water bottle before heading out. For the youngsters in your group. Don't forget to join the Junior Ranger program and get your booklet stamped! Fun way to get kids excited to visit and appreciate the many beautiful National Parks in our country throughout their lifetime! Whether you're gearing up for a hike or just passing through, this is a solid place to get oriented, learn a bit of history, and soak in the surrounding natural beauty.

I've been here twice and have hiked the same loop, but both times it has been enjoyable!…read more On this occasion I brought a friend. We parked at the visitors center and went inside to use the facilities prior to our hike. It's a cute visitors center with historical information about the area, the wildlife, and trees. They also sell trinkets, magnets, bug spray, etc. The rangers are always cordial and will answer any questions you may have. They have a charging station!!!! This was clutch as I drove my EV this time. It's free and had me charged and ready to go by the end of my hike. We hiked up to Wolf Rock, Chimney Rock, and back. The trails are rated (if you have the All Trails app and/or based on the map). I'd say this hike was moderate. It's mostly shaded which is nice. There weren't too many insects, but you should apply insect repellent nontheless. They have several other trails. This one was a bit over 3 miles, but the full loop connects all the trails. I would like to make it to Cunningham Falls. This is a great option for me as I live in Maryland. The trails are clean, litter free so take your trash with you. Come check it out!