The park is nice, and the pool is clean, however, the staff are absolutely ridiculous. The…read morelifeguard would not let my son (6 year old) swim, with an adult, in 3-4 feet. Then we got a snack from the snack bar and she made him go eat by himself in the grass section behind the pool "because of ants". My family is visiting from out of town, we are members of a pool at home and regularly go to the grandparents lake house. On Saturday my son was swimming from float to float by himself at the lake! My son is also on the swim team! I was completely fine with how he was swimming, he was with his uncle who is an adult, and there was almost no one at the pool! The manager embarrassed my son, crushed his confidence, and took the opportunity to override my judgement as a parent, saying she would not allow him to use 7/8 of the pool without a life jacket. She never asked me any questions and she never came and spoke to me, she just had another lifeguard tell me what she had decided. Absolutely disappointing. She should have expressed her concern or fear to me, discussed it with me, and asked me about his history with swimming, and then let me decide. Would I really let my son "actively drown"? Absolutely ridiculous.How she handled it was immature and cowardly and has affected our overall stay (we were going to go to the pool every afternoon).

Great playground and pool area! Took my 4 year old and she loves it. Nice shaded picnic area…read more Swings and lots of parking

This is a well cared for park. However- the trail is not what AllTrails says it is. It's possible…read moreit used to be a bigger park with a 3-4 mile trail. It is not anymore- now it's closer to .5 miles.

Tony and I stopped to enjoy the roadside park. Waterfall, playground, bathrooms, grills and picnic…read moreareas. Great free park to enjoy. People we're eating, fishing and swimming

Unique park! It is…read moresmall and in the middle of town. They have a pool, museum, bathhouse and outdoor play pools of water to explore. We visited on a Wednesday so the museum was closed. The kids enjoyed playing in the mineral pools. Parking can be tricky. There is a small lot or metered parking on the street.

This is a really cute little park. It's unfortunate that we arrived later in the day than we had…read moreanticipated and so it was already sunset. We enjoyed the gazebo and the canal. There is a pool here and a bath house. I was hoping to find more information on the mineral springs, but like I said, it was late. I did pop into the bath house to check out some of their offerings and the small gift shop. The park is very centrally located and had plenty of parking. I definitely recommend a stop here if you're in the area.

It was such an amazing sequence from a soak in the Roman bath then a hot stone massage…read more It is not a matter of "if" I will go back, but how soon.

There is no online form to fill out or input to get a reservation here. The only way is to call…read morethem and their lines are unresponsive. I tried 3x for the old Roman bathhouse and had to resort to calling the main bathhouse to reserve. The lady on the line was very knowledgeable and warm. Five people reserving and 1 person reserving all get the same one room. There were 4 of us in our group and we got this room for 30 min. It is pretty small but would be fine for 2 people, I feel. The water was very hot and we did have to add cold water at intervals. It's our fault for doing this in the first week of June (weather was about 85 and sunny outside!) I can see this being a spot of refuge in the colder months! There was a tank of cold spring water for drinking. This bathhouse just had 1 bathroom that was roomy enough to change in but no other changing rooms. The receptionist and staff were very nice. I appreciated the printout with all the minerals in the water listed. That was informative and so interesting. We also additionally bought a jug to load up their mineral spring water! This was not a cheap activity but we loved the park and the attraction and history behind everything. First person is $32 and then additionally $22. There are age discounts.

First of all, it seems silly to be writing a review of a swimming pool. But it's worth it. The…read morelifegaurds are a friendly and the concessions are cheap. The YMCA camp kids take over the pool during the summer and the pool nedd some cleaning. 3 stars over all.

Absolute bliss all summer long! Gorgeous huge pool with a separate diving well. Set in the hills…read moreof Braddock Heights, surrounded by trees and beautiful Victorian era homes. The water quality is always perfect, cool, clear and very little chlorine odor. Please note that you must become an annual member of the pool to swim there, or be lucky enough to be invited as a guest ($5 guest fee). They do not issue day passes, and guests must be there with a member.

Established in 1988 and named for the woman who owned the property where the park is located, Viola…read moreDevonshire Memorial Park isn't much bigger than a single home lot. Deeper than it is wide, the park has a small half court basketball court and a playground area with swings and a slide. There is also a smooth path for walking and some seats for the adults to use while the kids are sitting. A couple picnic tables are the only other equipment here. The park is well shaded and there is a tall fence around it which I found a bit comforting. There is street parking in front. [Review 15611 overall - 63 in West Virginia - 1115 of 2021.]

After the experience of the nearby Antietam National Battlefield and feeling the feelings, I needed…read morea bit of peace and unrelated quiet to clear my head. Fortunately, this park appeared and I had a chance to hang out for a bit. This is a nice park with a fenced tennis court, smooth basketball courts, a very nice covered picnic shelter and a few pieces of playground equipment. There is adequate parking though the nearby Sharpsburg Little League field could have some impact on that if there's a big game going on. Lovely park. Clean, no litter. Very nice. [Review 15602 overall - 647 in Maryland - 1106 of 2021.]