Loved this cute little playground. It's definitely a woodland wonderland…read more I appreciated all the cute details around, my kids were so excited every time they spotted a woodland statue around. There is a play area with water spray structures, this was a hit on a hot summer days. There are bathrooms conveniently located near the playground and I was pleasantly surprised that they were clean. There are so many hidden fun things so keep your eyes open while you walk around! Can't wait to be back.

I hate it it's so boring an it's no sports that u can do there…read moreAn there no water or drinks an it was so hot outside an it's not entertaining they need to fix some rides up like the big red sliding board it had a huge cut in it an I almost fell I recommend not to come

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...

Spot is pretty cute and not "huge". Overall very…read moreentertaining for toddlers and kids but can't say it's anything amazing but worth the money 100%. The lady at the front desk made me want to drop a star but can't say it's the owners fault. Reason being is she was very dry and quick with the rules I couldn't catch anything she was saying because she was so dry. Didn't seem like she wanted to be there but whatever that interactions like a second. It's basically a bunch of stations like shopping , doctors office, a slide, and so on. Like I said pretty cute.

Play Street Museum is a franchise that specializes in kids' play areas that encourages imaginative…read moreplay and fun settings. The one in Severna Park is one of my favorites to take the kiddos because it has a great mix of interactive toys and buildings. Just to name a few: - an area for crafts - one of those motorized air funnels that you can put a scarf in - ice cream store - grocery store - doctor's office - vets office - a recycling truck with slots to sort different recyclables - a play house with kitchen stuff - pretend firetruck and firehouse with hose and slide You can also opt into extra add ons that allow you to participate in crafts you can take home (think DIY activities like slime). I like that there's only a finite number of spaces for time slots so it never gets too crowded. You should check their website before going just in case they're sold out (I believe they do allow walk ins though). They also have punch cards for a slightly discounted rate. It's usually around $18 for a single visit, but comes out to like $15 a visit with a punch card at the time of this post. I would totally recommend for little ones, but they may start to get bored for any ages 5 or older.

As the other reviews say, I can triple quadruple confirm that the Allen Pond Park is great for all…read morefunctions and activities! Walking, jogging, fishing, family reunions, concerts, bike-riding with the family, the options are truly endless on a nice day!

I went to a reggae concert on Sunday evening. It was so relaxing at Allen Pond. The music was…read moregreat, the people were very nice. Family oriented event. Every Sunday they have a new artist or band. Something you can do with family or friends and have a blast.

Best park ever! I usually don't really like going to parks but this park is fun! There's a ton of…read morespace to walk around in and the playground is fun to play at

Had my grandson's 2nd birthday here. This is a lovely park with actual clean restrooms. Playgrounds…read morefor young and older children. Ball playing fields, we flew kites, and tennis/pickleball courts. Don't forget the miles of trails. We had our party under a pavillion with three picnic tables. This does cost if done in season which begins in May so go to the county park site to reserve and rent. This is a great place. Enjoy!

Dinosaur Park in Laurel, MD (near DC) is the perfect educational gem, family affordable admissions,…read morescientifically significant fossil site. Open regularly, but best visited on the first/third Saturdays for supervised digs, it features authentic, healthy outdoor exploration and paleontologist-led learning for kids, making it a priceless activity. Happy & Active: Kids love finding fossils, exploring the outdoor, fenced-in site.

Unless you go to one of their interpretive programs on the first and third Saturdays of the month…read more (What they said) ...It was pretty much only a few fact boards to look at/read, and like one thing for kids to climb around. So just because the stated hours are open during the week, doesn't mean there's anything going on and you can't like go behind the fence and there's no digs or anything, or even any place to walk. Sure there's picnic tables if you wanna just sit and eat your lunch with a bunch of corporate office buildings all around but it's definitely not something I would drive 45 minutes to unless you're actively going to one of the scheduled interpretive program.

No bad at all in this park...clean, quiet, and street parking. Perfect for all ages...equipment…read moreworks and there is a rubber grounding in majority of all the play areas. Best part is the good size turf field next door for the older kids to play football or soccer. Maryland is full of parks and playgrounds...get out and explore

A park good for all ages!…read more My son loves playgrounds, but he is only a year and a half. Because of this he can be limited to which playgrounds he can actually play on since he is so small. This park has different sections for different age groups. They are marked as so. Plenty of benches for the adults. They have swings. Even one where you can sit down in front of your small child and swing with them. Also, the whole playground is gated which is great to keep the children within bounds. They even have one of those book exchange boxes where you can leave books or take books as you please.

Nutshell - a great little park with a real bathroom (bathroom is closed in the colder months),…read moreplaygrounds, and sports fields. Playgrounds: There are so many fun little parks and playgrounds around Bowie! This one has two age-appropriate playgrounds, so even if you've got toddlers and elementary schoolers you're good to go. Sport stuff: There's a blacktop basketball court right behind the playgrounds, and a ballfield behind that. It has a backstop, but I couldn't see a dirt diamond. Across the parking lot is a a football/soccer field with uprights that could double as a soccer goal. Other facilities: Hallelujah, an actual bathroom. BUT, it's closed during the late fall and winter, evidently. There's also a covered picnic area with a big open grassy area behind it.