An okay park. Pros:…read more -There is a playground as a part of the park. Close to Chido's along with a nice large field great for playing frisbee or kicking a soccer ball around. -1.25 mile of trails surrounding the lake. -Fairly clean besides all the duck poop. I was here on a Sunday morning and saw a crew of volunteers going around cleaning up trash. -Community events held year-round here. Cons: -No real parking anywhere. It seems many people either park in the housing complexes parking or in the Chido's parking lot. -Half of the walk around the pond is not very peaceful since you are right next to such a busy intersection.

Yes, this park isn't called "Laurel Park." Am I only one who thought that it was? I've been to this…read morepark many times and just never paid attention to the official name. I chose this park for my walk/jog last Saturday and I liked that it wasn't too packed at the time. There were groups of people exercising and there were others solo like me! It's not a big park, but still plenty of room for everyone! I couldn't quite remember the entrance for parking so I ended up parking by the Chidos restaurant. I saw others parked there and heading toward the park so I figured it was fine. Also it wasn't during business hours either so I wasn't worried.

Just moved to the area and discovered this park. Brand new playground installed. Right near trail…read moreand a lot of easy parking.

Took my daughter here to play. It's super cute and small. There's also a section with ramps for…read moreskateboarders. I had my daughter play with her mask on, but none of the other children had theirs on. Some parents did, and some didn't. So look out for that if mask wearing is important to you. Overall it seems well maintained. There are a few benches surrounding it, so you can sit and watch your kids play. My daughter had a great time.

This felt like a portal to a forgotten age. The only thing missing was 70s and 80s skating music…read more The music here is contemporary r&b and hip-hop. The rest of the atmosphere is very dated. That does not mean unmaintained, quite the opposite. The established looks very clean, and preserved: clean and well repaired. "Preserved", that's the word I would use. And for a child of the 70s and 80s, I could see myself having a Stranger Things party here with the setting already thrown in. We came here for my goddaughter's 7th birthday party. The party was around 30 kids. No problems were had regarding reservations or accommodations. The kids had a blast. The music was pretty loud, on top of a bunch of very vocal 5 to 8 years olds. They even had someone scouting the entrance to facilitate the admission of party guests.

Old as fuck skates no hot water and no cushion in the skates. One of my wheels came off when I was…read moreusing rentals I asked the employe that I am posting a photo of, the help me fix it and he told me he couldn't help me and shrugged his shoulders so I left and told them I would never return.

Read the reviews before coming here and it's still a very nice playground. There are a couple…read moredifferent areas that need repair but at least they are blocked off so that parents are aware and keep their kids away from those areas. One review mentioned a grilling area but I didn't see any grill at the pavillion.

This playground is huge and has tons of features…read more Unfortunately several are broken. However there are still enough features to keep a ton of kids entertained. The maze of features are y'all enough so that adults can access all elements and thus play with or keep track of their kids, which is a HUGE plus. I would have listed a 5+ except for the two broken features

This place is really cute. It's around $8 to play mini golf if you're not a Columbia association…read moremember, otherwise it's a dollar less. The course itself is really pretty and fairly clean. There's sand traps and "rivers". The water is dirty but that's expected. Sells ice cream and food. We also had an all day pass to the batting cages as well. Bats are provided along with helmets. It's done with a wrist pass, so there's no coins to get the cages started. So the GPS address actually takes you to an apartment residential area. The actual place is behind the plaza with Safeway and McDonald's. So try inputting those addresses instead! McDonalds: 5485 Harpers Farm Rd, Columbia, MD 21044 Go into the plaza and keep going straight back. You should see flags.

This is a fun place to spend a day in Columbia. The prices were very reasonable and there is a lot…read moreto do. The mini golf is a bit run down but my kids loved it for a casual day out. They have fun snacks and food to order. There is a pavilion area if you would like to host a party.

I love this park we usually come here with the kids and do a bit of grilling great park and there's…read morea few more close by with even more amenities

This is a nice, little neighborhood park. It has limited parking for being a park with a baseball…read morediamond that can host games. So parking can get a little tight on game night other than that it has a nice little playground area and adds to the neighborhood.

Heurich Community Park is a large park in Hyattesville's Queens Chapel Manor neighborhood. There's…read morefree street parking near the playground. The playground itself has a massive rope course for older kids leading up to a treehouse. There's a wider area for younger kids. My toddler loved this park. The only disadvantage is the lack of shade.