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    Lodge At Little Seneca Creek

    4.4 (19 reviews)

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    Ann P.

    This is such a beautiful venue. I give this place 4.5 stars. I love everything about my wedding venue except for the fact they do not give us enough time to set up. I had to buy an extra hour for my wedding planner to set up. Extra hours add up because each hour costs about 300$. For that one reason I deduct .5 stars. But if you are a bride who is looking for a rustic and whimsical wedding this is the perfect venue. I loved everything from the industrial overhanging light fixtures to the deep vintage wooden walls. When I walked into my wedding space, I was in love. The venue really captured my rustic and whimsical wedding theme. The space is small and intimate so I would not recommend the space for brides looking to have a large wedding. The most this space holds is 120. I had less than a 100 guests and it felt perfect. I can't image having my wedding anywhere else. It was just what I pictured.

    Starr B.

    Yelpaway Camp Sleepaway camp themed pajama party. Met some AWESOME Yelpers and enjoyed all the vendors and activities!

    Anna V.

    The best part of our entire wedding was the venue -- apart from it being one of the most important days of our lives :) I would argue against anyone that said we could have found a better location. It was PERFECT. For starters, Rhea and Sue were wonderful contacts that helped us decide on a fitting day for our wedding and worked on the hours/reservation with us (from initial quotes, meetings to catering documents and licenses). Thank you, both, for all the help! The price of the venue was great. There is a lower price for county residents and for winter season. It made the price of the venue incredible, especially for the BEAUTIFUL nature view and log cabin. We had 50 guests for the wedding and held both the ceremony and reception in the lodge. The guests stood around the tables during our ceremony (it was quick and no longer than 20 mins) and then we proceeded to cocktail hour and dinner an hour later. Only negative note about the lodge is that there is only one prep room -- clearly for the bride, so that means that I needed to push the groomsmen into the men's bathroom and I felt a little bad, but we all worked it out! Have all groomsmen and bridesmaid maybe come dressed instead of hoping that they can do it there! Unless you have 3 hours of prep time! The size of the lodge was ideal -- we had giant jenga out on the balcony of the lodge and we were able to take wonderful bridal pictures outside in the field/back in the wooded area behind the property. The fireplace was beautiful (especially since we were able to light it) and with the beautiful log cabin and newly installed bistro lights, we didn't require much decoration apart from some extra flowers. Less work for everyone and we were all able to enjoy the natural beauty of the lodge. I would genuinely consider holding other events here -- it was wonderful and we may do a big family event there someday. :)

    Valeria R.

    Beautiful , rustic wedding venue . They have a downstairs , nice bathrooms. Doesn't need a lot of decorations , the venue is romantic and gorgeous. The grounds are great for pictures .

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    Tahrra Q.

    The Seneca Lodge is absolutely beautiful! My husband and I loved everything about the wedding venue. The location is situated near the woods and has an expansive green lawn, which makes for a gorgeous backdrop. There is also an option to rent out the tent in the yard, but we declined that option. When you first walk into the lodge, it gives off a very rustic, yet intimate and romantic feeling with great lighting and a fireplace in the center. The vaulted ceilings make the space seem a lot bigger, yet it was still cozy for our 110 guests. The AC and ceiling fans do a great job in keeping the room cool, which we were very grateful for in the summer heat. The bridal room downstairs was recently renovated, and it had a couch, private bathroom and space for our entire bridal party. Lastly, the staff at the lodge were friendly and approachable. They were accommodating with last minute changes to our layout, and they answered every question we had. We couldn't imagine having our wedding anywhere else!

    Inside the lodge for dinner. We especially loved the string lights provided by the lodge.

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    Nice venue for a wedding. Wish floor layout could hold more room for a dance floor. Would recommend for family get together and parties

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    The inside of the lodge, as well as the patio and the tent are lined with strings of warm white lights.

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    Rocky Point Beach

    Rocky Point Beach

    3.3(14 reviews)
    48.3 mi

    Beware tiny cordoned off swimming area!! The deepest part is…read moreup to your knees! Small beach. Nice sand, clean bathrooms

    Had a grand time at Rocky Point yesterday with my boyfriend and our friend, Justin. It's off…read moreseason, so there's no one manning the entrance. But that also means there aren't any lifeguards or the services that you would find here during the summer months. Swim at your own risk. We weren't there for swimming, though it was 80 degrees and there were several people splashing around and having a good time. There was also a church baptism going on, which made my heart smile. There seemed to be many family and church members there to witness and celebrate, and I love seeing that kind of support and community. I also like the idea of feeling that close to God that you would take that step, to hopefully strengthen that bond. Ariel, the little mermaid, was also there, randomly, having a photo shoot. We wandered a bit, for about an hour. In the back of the park there's a crumbling path that we all decided was some Indiana Jones sh!t. There's some caution tape there, but it's just flapping in the shrubbery, not doing much good. Most of the park is quite wheelchair accessible, though several of the paved paths are so steep that I didn't venture down them. I could have, if I had been determined. I like that option. The playground is looking a little worse for wear. I didn't get close enough to take any pictures because the gnats are serious right now. But there were also some lovely butterflies. Those are always nice to see, especially with their populations dwindling. We've been checking out a lot of local parks these days, and this one is pretty decent. Gunpowder Park: Hammerman Area off Ebenezer Road is still our top rated park, though. I'd put Rocky Point third, after North Point State Park in Dundalk (that jetty!). Would recommend

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    Constitution Gardens

    Constitution Gardens

    4.6(5 reviews)
    6.1 mi

    I have a feeling that whilst spring has sprung a lot of other places in the MD Burbs, we just quite…read morearen't there yet with Constitution Gardens. From the pictures on Yelp I expected the scene to be a bit more of lush greenery and even maybe some rose bushes. When I went to the park, it was a bit more barren and ides of winter than I was hoping for. That being said, the quaint little cozy stroll of a park is located right in old town Gaithersburg behind a large apartment complex that I'm CERTAIN gets its fill of it during the spring and summer. The park has AMPLE amounts of seating. Bench swings line the entry path which also has a little pavillion that could host a number of different happenings - first thoughts go to band stand. Then on the path you find a circled group of seats that evoke King arthur and the knights of the roundtable vibes. Most especially because the head chair at 12 o clock - crafted of large branches can only be considered a throne of sorts. Stroll further in the park and you find a lengthy sand village, complete with miniature log houses, outlined in stumps, and to me gives off the impression of a Japanese sandy zen garden. There are 2 slides built into the side of a hill that tempt the childhood in me. And another large sunken circular pit that has tree stumps to sit in. At the end of a garden is a water pump that has a little downspout into a creek. Of course... I tried the waterpump and the well was unfortunately dry. But, as a kid I could only imagine the fun when it's really going. It seems like Constitution Gardens has the potential of a young nation that just asserted its independence from its empire. I really pray that it's somewhat untended to current condition is just it's current hibernation phase from the winter. Because man oh man can you just imagine the fun that kids would have here, and the VARIOUS spots that parents could congregate and come together for rich and vibrant conversations about their community. I will go back to the gardens later in the Spring to see if it's lived up to it's inherent potential. I truly can't wait.

    Love this small Park and how it's been maintained. I wish they had lighting overnight for added…read moreambiance and safety. It's scary to walk through at night.

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    Billy Goat Trail - Section  A - hiking

    Billy Goat Trail - Section A

    4.8(253 reviews)
    13.8 mi

    Grading on the curve of "it's in Maryland", this is a fantastic trail!…read more If this were west of the rockies though, it would be A-OK. There is one tiny section where you actually have to scramble. The rest of it is pretty much a moderate hike with some lite route-finding. We saw multiple snakes on the way in, which were the highlight. Definitely worth doing if you're in the area, but probably not worth a dedicated trip if you're in DC proper.

    Not a reflection of the trail as a whole, but when I stopped back on this occasion I was dismayed…read more It was one thing during the peak of the COVID era when there were signs up saying this trail was to be undertaken in one direction only. People were throwing around all sorts of silly rules out of desperation in those days. I doubt any lives were saved by this; maybe the theory was to reduce human contact but realistically, we're talking about hiking in open air. Public health aside, I return to find even now there are still signs saying to take the trail one way. And having done it both ways many times, it's the wrong way! Absurd. Supposedly there's some justification, but I think that grown adults can figure out how to hike in two directions without running into each other. As an overall natural resource, it remains a gem (though it must be noted that the Billy Goat B trail downstream is currently closed due to damage). But whoever is making these stupid rules shouldn't be in the business of making rules at all. Thankfully some rebels were taking the trail in the northernly direction, as well they should.

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    Little Bennett Regional Park

    Little Bennett Regional Park

    4.5(24 reviews)
    4.8 mi

    I've really enjoyed each visit I have had at Little Bennett…read more If you need some fresh air and want to be in a peaceful environment but do not want to drive too far out of the city this is a great place to go. It is located pretty close off the highway which is convenient when coming here. They have nice camping grounds and plenty of hiking trails. If you expect to get a mountain peak picture or to see a waterfall this is not your place, it is just standard woods here. The trails are maintained well, you will not have to walk through any areas that have been overgrown with bush. The trails are pretty easy since it is not climbing a mountain. Highly recommend coming here if you live in the area.

    I would actually have given this 5 stars, but …read more.. OK, the good? Beautiful grounds, spacious campsites, immaculate upkeep. Fun, free stuff for kids like the giant jump pillow and pedal kart track, plus some games (although one never happened, more later) and crafts. Lovely - and I do mean LOVELY - staff members. Not so good? The game that never happened - they have a thing called Gaga Ball, and we were told it would take place "around 3" on Saturday. We went and waited close to 45 minutes and the staff member never showed up. Luckily, DGD was happy to bounce endlessly on the Giant Pillow, but the short-staffed situation gives rise to disappointment. Secondly, the trails map!!! OMG what a disaster. We had the Montgomery County Regional Parks version, and the Little Bennett version, and they did not agree. Moreover, there are additional (?) trails that aren't shown, so it's really, REALLY easy to get mixed up. I'm a very seasoned hiker and still had trouble navigating to where we wanted to be. Also, we would never let my precious grandchildren ride their bikes here. Even on our loop, it wasn't especially safe, and on the main road? Forget it! Even if people actually drove the speed limit (yeah, right), the roads are narrow with not great visibility. Hence the one star deduction. I must say again, the campsites are spacious - I absolutely love that! But here are some tips, from just driving around to see everything: Loop B has no bathhouse/restroom facility. Really, those folks had to hike to Loop C bathhouse (where we were). The bathhouse on Loop A is located kind of close to the main road, so if you choose a site farther along the loop, you'll be hiking to go potty! Loop C was very nice, although weirdly the noise of the highway seemed especially loud at night. All in all, this is a very nice, very well maintained campground. The main reason we won't visit again is that the kiddos really need more to do, like fly kites, ride bikes, splash in water, etc., and this is not the place for those activities.

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