For the past few years, we've traveled to Ocean City, Maryland and arrive on Sundays. Our Sunday…read moreitinerary always consists of coming to this park for their "Sundeas in the park ". There is street parking or a lot parking available. I do recall one year due to the Marlin tournament. Parking was difficult and we did park a few blocks away. Overall the walk was not bad and it was well worth it. I recommend bringing chairs or a blanket. If you plan to stay a while. On Sundays, they have a live band, ice cream for purchase, a playground, pond, and lots of open grass for family and friends to enjoy. Everyone's favorite part is the Sunday fireworks show. The show is great! We will continue to add this park to our Sunday fun day while in Ocean City.

What a cool park!! I followed my fellow Yelpers here and it…read morewas Bette than I had expected! Huge, clean, gorgeous scenery of the water and more! Baseball field, huge kids playground for all ages, an adult outdoor workout area under a tent, nice bike path, gazebo, bridge and lovely grounds for soccer, football or a picnic.

Clearly not open, although all sites (including Google) says it is. I called seven times throughout…read morethe day and have tried emailing over the past two weeks trying to find out about a weekly adult basketball game. No reply at all. I just moved to the area and made the half hour trip down here to check it out anyway and it's pitch black, doors locked. Time to switch your Google page to "permanently closed."

My boys play basketball at The Factory. They have knowledgable coaches that are patient and teach…read morethe fundamentals of the game. My boys love it.

Hello Everyone ! I am not a rec parent, but a rec aunt! My nephew is a 15 year old boy on one of…read morethe senior boy teams! The championship was today! My sister-in-law is not a fellow yelper but I'm going to help her right this review! The first thing I want to point out is it they told everybody about the championship location the day of. At 10 am. I mean it could be better could be worse‍ just the lack of organization is kind of annoying! Also the championship game was originally for yesterday, 8/7, where mostly everyone, not including myself, but including my nephew, were going to the Zach Bryan Concert at the Linc so fun! I'm glad they decided to reschedule the game so the boys could have fun ! My sister-in-law and I decided to watch the girls game! I wish we did not come to the decision....my first thought is the Hot Pink team was on fire amazing! But then I heard that one of the players is a full time travel team player? What?! This is a recreation league! I really don't remember her name or number I'm sorry all I know is that she made every shot besides 2 the whole game. By half time is was 5-30. I was talking to a girl in the bleachers who used to play. I was wondering if it has always been like this....she said "Absolutely not. At least when I was in intermediate girls. I used to stroll off the beach in a wet bathing suit throw my jersey on on top, put on a pair of Lulu Lemon shorts and walk in with my hair wet. I didn't want to play this year because of how competitive it is." I don't know if the quote on quote directed knows this but...The goals of the Recreational (REC) basketball Divisions are to provide the highest quality fun, positive learning environment for basketball skill and personal character development. Not for a college recruit playing against someone who's there to have fun. It simply isn't fair ‍ If you are playing in a high school team or a travel team go play with your own skill level !! Let the other kids have fun!!! No parent should let their kid do that. They are ruining the game for everyone else!!!!! Then I was told the coach and one of the players are siblings...kind of weird, but okay! Then they told me the sister is a COACH. Are you kidding ??? She also started hysterically crying when she got fouled which is fully pathetic. Your around all your co-workers. Grow up. Also we need those what they call refs to read a rule book because the calls are bizzare! I saw one boy put his hand around another player's neck! Ugh it is so sad how these games have changed. My sister-in-laws kids are not returning !!! MIGHT I ADD ITS 250 DOLLARS AND THE COACHES KEEP THE SAME KIDS IN THE WHOLE GAME. I understand they are college/high schoolers but come on!!! Rec leagues are supposed to be enjoyable ! I hope they get a new director and new coaches because we are at the beach !! We should have fun !!!

This is a really nice recreation center. There are tons of beautiful tennis courts on both hard and…read moreclay surfaces. There are also a lot of cool boot camps here in the summer. This is a nice play to stay active when visiting Stone Harbor.

So many activities to do for $30.00 a year meme reshot. Dancing in your chair with Ida. Tap dancing…read moreat Two on Tuesdays. Pool volleyball on Friday. Meals everyday served in house.

The Modern Maturity Center has a nice little fitness center and the manager there, Tony, really…read morewill help you develop a program that will meet your fitness goals safely. Also, the pool is well maintained and clean. I haven't tried any of their exercise classes yet, but Cindy and I intend to soon.

There is a gym, several fields to enjoy either on your own or to play baseball, soccer or even…read moresoftball. The gym isn't as big as an average gym but you can still get the job done. The parking lot is great and there is two parts to it so there is plenty of room to find that perfect spot! This is one of the locations that people come to vote at depending on where you are registered. I do typically take my dogs here from time to time just to have time to run the big fields and feel free from the world! They love it even though it is not a dog park but I have a whole gang so we make our own fun lol. The old building is still in use. The old building also has a children playground, tennis and basketball court around it. If your kid is signed up for leagues there you may be utilizing both buildings. Either way I believe you will enjoy!

My soccer-obsessed boys have had several birthday parties at Slim's, and they have all been…read morewonderful. The facility, which is very clean, is state of the art, and the owner and staff go above and beyond to ensure a smooth and memorable event. We are fortunate to live fairly close to Slim's, but my boys' teammates travel even from the beach to attend our Slim's parties. Can't recommend this place highly enough for an exceptional birthday party experience!!!

My son has been taking hitting lessons with Steve Duncan for several months now. We started to just…read morebefore league tryouts. Steve's instruction goes beyond just the mechanics. He's also teaching my son how to analyze and adjust during an at-bat. The transformation has been nothing short of incredible, as my son's confidence and contributions to his teams continue to grow with each game and each lesson. Steve's instruction is the best around... Additionally, the facilities at Slim's Sports Complex are exactly what the MOT area needed. The training and performance programs are plentiful and are taught by incredibly qualified pros who are professional with all of the participants. Whether it's speed and agility training with Coach Simpson, hitting/fielding instruction with Coach Steve, or pitching lessons with Coach Dwayne or Coach Jaime, any athlete who comes to Slim's for one or more training sessions will leave that much better prepared to excel.

Great for everybody. If you are looking for a real challenge it might not be here, but tons of fun!…read moreGreat customer service. Everybody was very nice, and we got free ice cream because we were held up after someone backed down from a zip line. Safety is number one here. 10/10 would recommend to almost anyone!

This is a fun, if short, zip line course. The staff are very helpful and friendly. There is only…read moreone true "zip line" and it is not very long. Don't wear white clothes - most of our group of nine crash landed into the mulch pile! The rest of the course felt more like a ropes course attached to a zip line. The bridges were challenging and the floating "palettes" extremely challenging.

Once a week, I'm lucky enough to beat someone in the face senselessly and get away with it. After…read morethe cops leave my house, I find my way over to Eastern Regional Park and play some Baltimore County Dodgeball. Yep. Every Saturday I hoof it from D.C. to Baltimore explicitly to throw balls at faces. Hard. Why? I mean, besides the obvious of the epicness that is dodgeball, it's once a week (Saturdays at 11am... enough time for me to show up still a little bit drunk, but awake enough to participate). It's also only $10 for the season, you heard me, ten whopping dollars (first day is free to try out). Seriously, I just shit a bacon cheeseburger that cost me more than that (to be fair, the poop was pretty fantastic). Fourthly, it is FUN. Super mega bonus karma points? It's county run, which means it's NOT run by United Social Sports... nothing against them, there is a time and a place for USS, however, it's nice to get a break from the 40+ dudes that want to power punch a rubber dodgeball at you so hard your ovaries leap into your throat. Plus, there aren't set teams. New ones are chosen each week depending on the rate of participation, and it enables you to play with a variety of different types of players, adjust your own game, etc. The folks there are friendly enough to help you out with different tactics/techniques if you ask. Some additional deets: - Six 8" Voit Foam balls are used during play (word on the street says Gator Skins will be on their way, so there's that). I bring my pink Gator Skin (aka Pink Thunder) with me, too. - Indoor Basketball Court with white lines for the borders (don't know the exact measurements off the top of my head, but they are NADA Regulation sized I believe). Yep, during the blistering summer, it's one of the few indoor sports where the players skin doesn't turn into delicious delicious bacon. - Parking is plentiful. Coming from DC, I welcome the availability of places I can drag my metal machine without having to worry about whether or not i just took up two spaces (I'm a terrible driver, so I probably did... okay, lets just assume I did). - Co-ed, and all ages (signing a waiver is likely a requirement) So basically, if you don't come out and play every Saturday at 11AM at Easter Regional Park, I'll eat your babies. A lot. P.S. I don't think BCDB has a direct website, however, they are on Facebook. P.P.S. After sitting and watching Maury level drama unfold in my other (non BCDB) super stuffy Dodgeball league, I must say, I can't wait for Saturday to come.

Seeing as one of my buddies runs the thing, I highly recommend it!…read more Dodgeball at it's finest: No pressure pickup, a fun and friendly atmosphere, and all skill levels are welcome. The times have changed, currently it's running on Sundays from 1000-1200 and it's $25 for the season or free to come and try it out. Right now the Season runs for 10 weeks, but every person who signs up tacks on another week of play. If you have the time, I urge you to give it a try. After a rough week at the office it's nice to throw some balls at my best friends.