Loved this was a good little adventure to find and my kiddos loved it would definitely recommend…read morechecking it out yourself

Awesome park in a residential area. It's walkable and accessible by residents who live in the…read morenearby Halfway neighborhood. It's directly off interstate 70, so people traveling through can stop by. There are numerous bathrooms, benches and covered gazebos that public accessible. There is a wide cement paved trail that bicyclists, runners and walkers can share. There are numerous sports fields including football, baseball, softball, soccer and even a beach volleyball area filled with sand! There is a new and large dog park as well. It is divided into two areas depending on the size of your dog. The park is well maintained and clean. Very safe area as well. This park is amazing and I can't speak more highly of it.

This is actually the headquarters of the very long C&O Canal park. A large building is…read moreadministrative only. A repurposed warehouse offers a small selection of exhibits. There isn't much to do indoors. No park fee is charged in this area. The point of coming is of course to spend time outdoors. This is one of the areas where the canal is actually carried over a creek by an aqueduct, which is interesting to look at. As this section of the canal actually has water, a pedestrian bridge is necessary to traverse it (or you can drive over a one-lane bridge and park on the scenic side). This section of the canal is quiet, but as with the entire length of the trail, makes for excellent walking.

While in Maryland, Tony and I went to this lovely C&O Canal Park in Hancock Maryland. The park is…read morelovely. The stroll along the Potomac River was extremely beautiful. We had the very best weather during our trip. The Historical Bowles House is the actual C&O Visitors Center but it was closed. Definitely recommend and definitely going back again. It was all free to check out, explore and enjoy!!! Private parking lot.

Funkhouser Park is home to the Hagerstown Pony League and as such includes a large lighted baseball…read morefield with bleachers, dugouts and concession stand with restrooms. The park also has some playground equipment and a basketball court. Some picnic tables too. Large parking area. [Review 15582 overall - 630 in Maryland - 1086 of 2021.]

Went for a tour at Christmas with my neighbors. We had a lot…read moreof fun and enjoyed looking through the photographs and exhibits in the adjacent building while waiting for our tour to start. Our guide was well informed and we learned about the many unique German customs families kept in 18th century Washington County. It was a cold day and the house was not warm, but we weren't surprised. We all live in old houses ourselves. They're drafty! This is a gem of a museum right next door to our crown jewel, the Wash. Co. Museum of Fine Arts in the City Park.

My husband and I went to the Hager House for the evening Ghost Tour on 10/20/2012. We had a great…read moretime! Our tour guides were fantastic, and our group was small enough to enjoy the experiences that we encountered. I do recommened this for someone who is interested in history, and the paranormal. We will be going back again!! A++ tour.

Great city park for picnics and taking in the views. They have tennis courts, basketball courts,…read moreand little league baseball field. They also have pavilions to rent for occasions such as family reunions. I stumbled upon this park when I was looking for a picnic place on my Civil War battlefield day tour. Check it out if you're ever in the area. Remember, no alcohol on premises.

The Hagerstown Flying Boxcars baseball park is such an amazing addition to our downtown. There is…read moretypically stadium food plus some local favorites like crabcakes from Gordon's grocery store. Good selection of beverages and great seating! We love it.

My wife and I, along with many friends had an enjoyable time at Meritus Park. the game we saw was…read morethe second part of a double header so we got to see one and a half games. This was not Division III ball, but a great defensive struggle on the field by both teams with the boxcars pulling it out in the end! Exciting game, with great seats, excellent staff support and we loved the bingo game, just wish there were more prizes as game was called right before we had a pinch hitter to complete 5 across. As for the other component of the game - the food, we had burgers, fries, ice cream, burnt end sausages, Hot and plan nuts, beer, soda, plain dogs and bottle water. Everything was fresh, quick to be given to us when ordered and tasted delicious. We did stay away from the crab cake sandwiches as we witnessed and saw that the chicken was heavily overcooked and the crab cake topping was scant at best. During a previous visit my friend took his back and asked for a plain grilled chicken which was obviously cooked in advanced and hot held of 140 degrees till it was drier than the Sahara desert. Sticking to the visitor side of the concession areas offers a better selection and price point for what is offered and served up. Will try the chicken again at a later time, but it was way over priced for small dry piece of chicken with crab spread that was too runny and hidden inside a much larger bun. Parking was excellent, right near the field with plenty of signage showing where to park and enter the ball-field. Clean location with clean bathrooms too, and polite security and police enforcement at each gate. Looking forward to catching another game!