Nice little playground for kids that follows the most crucial rule of outdoor amusement in the…read moresummer - it's well shaded. There's also tennis, soccer fields, and a basketball court which may or may not be recommended during the pandemic, but if nothing else there are tons of open grassy field space (with limited shade) for socially distanced picnics or games. But the hit for us (traveling from out of town) was the small playground for our kids to play. It has a couple of slides, monkey bars, and a climbing rope. But mostly it has shade. And in July that's crucial.

Tons of free street parking. About a block away from University Blvd. Located inside residential…read moreneighborhood. Dog friendly park and kid friendly park. If you are looking for a quiet low key neighborhood park, then this is the place to check out. Similar to other MoCo neighborhood parks, this playground has a fairly short walking path, a set of swings, fire truck, a few slides and a monkey bar. This park is surrounded by trees so you can find some shade during a sunny day. There are a few picnic tables throughout the park, but don't expect to hold large gatherings here. This park tends to get a little busy during the afternoons, but is fairly quiet during the early morning hours. Fun for kids of all ages. If you need to get work done while you child is playing, there are a few tables that you can set at and set a space to get your work done. Overall, its a nice neighborhood park with tons of activities for your kids to play. Not super big playground, but its large enough for your kids to roam around and explore.

This nice little park was the perfect place for my little one to get some wiggles out after…read moreshopping at the nearby target and Costco. While there isn't any parking lot, there is parking on the street. This park has walking trails as well as a playground. The playground has big swings, bucket swings and the car seat style type swing. The playground has a couple small "vehicles" to drive, two different kinds of slides, monkey bars, a swinging Bridge and lots to run around and explore and climb.

This is one of the larger parks I. The Kings Farm HOA complex. There are tennis courts, short…read morebasketball courts, two play grounds and a baseball field. Plenty of free open space for you to let the kids or dogs enjoy. Unfortunately the bathrooms seamed locked both times I tried on two different mornings. Plenty of tree covered walk ways all around as well as all the different flowers to enjoy.

Great park there is two sides one side of the park has the kids park and tables to picnic as well…read moreas open fields to play and run for the kids. The other side has another kids park with two tennis courts and two basketball courts. Great area to have a family day!

Nice peaceful park with paved trails. It has a small creek running through it. You can usually see…read moredeer grazing and walking around. It has a basketball court and community garden. Nice place for a stroll or a jog.

Quiet and relaxing park that my family and I frequently come to for an afternoon stroll. There are…read moretennis courts if you want to play tennis, a playground for kids, and exercise and stretching stands to workout. Overall a wonderful little park. Don't expect anything big because it is just a small neighborhood park.

Elwood Smith Park is a great little local park with lots of amenities for locals. There is a…read moreplayground for children, a community center for activities, a softball/baseball field, and plenty of picnic tables. It is also nearby to the local high school, so there's plenty of space for pregame activities. What really sets this park apart is the amount of shade received by the old growth trees. You can enjoy a summertime lunch in the shade without having to worry about the heat. It also has a close proximity to several other parks, making it a great waypoint for your bicycle or running trips, and also as a quick shortcut from the high school to the main neighborhoods. Stop on by and play around-this is a great local park.

Lots of parking. Playground looks pretty new. Community Center is well maintained, large square…read moreroom with mirrors, great for parties.

Everyday, sometimes twice a day I walk my dog through the Lincoln Park neighborhood. Pint Isreal…read morePark has become a regular stop. There are a couple of tennis courts, a pavilion with some picnic tables, a small playground, and a baseball field. What I like about the park is that their is a sidewalk that runs the perimeter of the park. Makes for a decent walk. Early in the morning when the baseball diamond isn't in use the field is a nice, open space to run with the dog. I believe there is parking available at the Lincoln Park Community Center which is right next door. Overall the park in general is pretty well maintained. It's clean, no trash or litter floating around. There are certainly better parks if you are looking to have a BBQ or want to take your kids to a nice playground but considering the locale of this park and its proximity to downtown Rockville it isn't a bad deal.

A 6.4 acre park adjacent to the Whittier Woods Center and directly behind the Center and Walt…read moreWhitman High School, owned and managed by the Montgomery County Department of Parks. Includes a playground, a softball field, soccer field, and two lighted tennis courts.

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.