We were here for a party and the party is inclusive for all ages and abilities. There's nice…read moreshaded areas and the restrooms are extremely clean.

A huge fenced in playground! There are toddler and big kids playgrounds, water play, a sensory…read morewall, and plenty of space to run around. There is a parking lot right in front of the playground. My kids had so much fun and hope to visit again next time we visit Richmond!

A large and well designed county Park. Accommodating football, baseball, basketball, tennis and…read morepickleball. Large, outdoor acquatic center.

Didn't realize how many different activities there are here at the Cove Point Park. There are…read moretennis courts, playground, baseball field, outdoor basketball court, and many other activities here.

We went here the other day as the kids were on spring break.. it looks bigger from the pics online…read morebut it's still a pretty solid park .. the zip line was a huge hit for the kids, even my 14yr loved it .. there are plenty benches and shade for the adults . Took is 49 minutes to get there and it was worth the drive

Ok, this park is PERFECT. No, seriously. It has reached park perfection. There is the biggest (and…read moremost fun looking) playground that I've ever seen. There looks to be some sort of 'ship' for their imagination as well as several slides and merry go rounds and everything to keep the little ones busy. Going around this park, is a walking trail. It's not too long, its not too short. It's just right. You can leisurely stroll around the entire park, taking a break to watch the kiddies or...and this is the best part, watch the pooches. Among it's perfection, this park has three, VERY large dog parks. Two for the biggies (they need the room) and one GINORMOUS park for the Lil Napoleons (ever meet a small dog that didn't have a Napoleon complex?) This dog park is so big that after throwing the ball for 30 minutes, my very energetic poodle came up to me panting heavily & I swear I could hear "Uncle" as he dropped the ball & walked away. The grounds inside the dog parks are kept beautifully. There is a volunteer who faithfully cleans out the water bowls, picks up anything that parents left behind, supplies balls to all of the parks & for a bonus will even snuggle any pet needing a confidence boost. I am very hesitant in writing this review because if word spreads too far & fast, then everyone will want to come here & there will be a line. There are very friendly owners that come to this park, all different breeds. One day it will be all poodles, doodles, chichipoos, doxies...you just never know who you will meet!

I never knew this place existed! I brought my niece and nephew and kiddo here and they really…read moreenjoyed themselves! The next day we came back with friends and the kids played for hours! The splash pad is wonderful! There is even a sunscreen dispenser! My kiddo is allergic to most types so that's a no no for us, personally. However, it's so great that it's there for others if needed! The playground was really unique and even though there's not alot of equipment compared to others, everything is so different that the kids spent hours climbing, spinning and sliding! I've been looking for a dog park and so glad to find one not too far from home! And the bathrooms are sooo clean! I was shocked!

Kilmarnock Towne Centre Park is located in small town America. The park has something for…read moreeveryone: a children's play area, a trail around the park's perimeter for walking, a dog park, beautiful landscape that is maintained by a bioretention system, an outdoor stage area known as Half Shell Stage where local talent performs, and amphitheater seating. Additionally, near the playground area is a water feature which children can run through on hot days. If you're into reading, the Kilmarnock Community Library is across the street. The library also has a children's area that little ones will love. The park is a must see if in the area.

I cannot imagine there being a better Park in the area. My almost 2-year-old and I can spend hours…read morehere and she still enjoys running around and playing. There is a great toddler area next to a big kid space. A good amount of options for swings for different preferences. Really, just wish the park was bigger and was handicap accessible, otherwise, great park!

Great stop to walk-around, use the restrooms, and get some information on local attractions. The…read morerestrooms are clean, and there is a playground next-door for little travelers. The young lady working was super friendly and informative. Birders- a must stop as they have maps & brochures for local spots. Informative displays in the basement Definitely worth the stop !!!

This is a wonderful, kid-friendly rest stop if you are driving from the DC area to Ocean City, MD…read moreor Chincoteague, VA. As you cross the Choptank River on US 50 East, you can see the park in the distance on the right side. Stay on the far right lane when you cross the bridge. Once you reach the Cambridge side of the river, take a right onto Byrn St. (which lacks a big sign) or at the traffic light (Maryland Ave.), then another right turn which will lead you toward the parking lot. We stopped by here in late December 2020 on a cold, sunny day. Inside the park, you will find clean public restrooms, the Dorchester County Visitors Center, and a lovely view of the river. The public facilities are open 8:30am-5:30pm every day. Parking is easy and free. The park also has a kid's playground and room to stretch your legs. If you have any family members who enjoy fishing, you can also walk on a path along the river under the Route 50 bridge. On the other side is a huge fishing pier!

Quaint park in Toano that has a ful playground for children, a basketball court and a trail to walk…read morewith a companion or furry friend. There is an area for archery that piqued my interest and ample buildings for restroom breaks.

Nice little park with a 4 mile EVMA mountain bike trail, community pool, basketball courts, three…read morelarge covered areas with plenty of picnic tables that can be reserved, sand volleyball and horseshoes. There's no fee to enter the park but a small one for the pool.

What a gem! Chessie's Big Backyard is such a great spot for kids (and grown-ups who like a good…read morewalk). The walking trails were really nice--well maintained with peaceful forest views. Perfect for a stroller, and some nature scavenger hunts. The playground itself is huge and looked really well cared for. The toddler area was unfortunately closed during our visit, but the rest of the space more than made up for it. There are tons of benches and seating all around, and you can see most of the playground from just about anywhere, which is so helpful when you're keeping an eye on kiddos. There's a massive covered pavilion area that would be perfect for group meetups or a picnic in the shade. And while it was still closed for the season, the splash pad/water park area looked like fun! Definitely planning to come back in the summer to check it out! Such a great spot to have in the area!

Would definitely come here again didn't know that it was a park with a waterpark next to it just…read morefor small kids nothing major nothing big but it's still amazing. Granddaughter had a blast.

I love that this park had made renovations since the last time we visited. It is also a gated…read moreplayground so the kids do bot easily run out into the parking lot!

This park is located at the episcopal church. It is well-maintained and has plenty of areas that…read morerange from babies toddlers and big kids. Everything from slides to a rock climbing tower. And for the pirate loving kid there is a pirate ship with a slide! There is a giant sand box next to the pirate ship too. Lots of big kids swings and a few swings for babies and toddlers. Plenty of slides for kids to enjoy from the tall steep slide to the more low key baby slides. There are plenty of benches for adults to sit while the kiddos enjoy playing. Even an area with balance bars to walk and jump on. I did see a few picnic tables in the playground area too. This playground offers so many fun options for kids of all ages. The playground What established in 2006 by Project Swing, a nonprofit corporation organized through and under episcopal church and the Redeemer. Park is open during daylight hours.