Really good skatepark--it's probably worth about 3.5 stars right now, but I'm putting 4 because…read morethere are many positive aspects about this place. Really nice bowl area, street style area, and good to practice dropping in. There's also a basketball and futsal court nearby if you want to take a break from skating. Only things are low maintenance so there are leaves everywhere, and trash from people who don't even skate but just sit around sometimes. Also the concrete in some of the transitions and bowls is cracked and old, posing a dangerous obstacle regardless of your speed. So just a few words of improvement: it would be nice if the city or county would come and refinish the pavement so no one trips and dies, and for park goers, please throw away your trash so skaters don't trip on it and get injured; even pick up after other people just to make this good park better. But overall, I recommend it!

Pretty big park, pretty steep features, a smaller bowl and a 3 deep cloverleaf, tons of banks and…read morehips, rails, ledges, a nice gap. The concrete is old, lots of chips and janky bits but over all really nice flow, lots of speed. Nice near vert 1/4 at the bottom of a bunch of banks. The bathrooms were closed so bring your own. Locals seemed chil.

Brass Anchor is a great little shop. They offer a nice line of equipment as well as PADI…read morecertifications. The owner is very knowledgeable and will work to get you what you need. The shop also offers many different trips going to great dive sights every year.

We took 15+ HP steel tanks in for them to hydro, vip and fill over 6 weeks ago and they still have…read morenot touch the tanks. We have called about once every week or 2 to check on the status but never get a return call. Supposedly only the owner can do this type of work but since he lives way out of state and he not at the shop often. Everything there has been going down hill since the new owner took over a couple of years ago. Customer service is nonexistent. Their computer sales system crashed months ago and they have not purchased a new system yet. They have even less inventory than when the prior owners had the shop. With how hard covid lockdown has been on retail stores you would think they would be doing all they could to get and keep the loyal business. The employees are doing the best they can with what little they can to help customers. This was the last time we will use them. I unfortunately can no longer recommend them. You want good professional service to hydro and vip your tanks, take them to F&M Fire Protection in Hyattsville. They took care of our tanks in 24 hours, not 6+ weeks.

Just had our son's 10th birthday party here this past Saturday…read more Absolutely recommend. The owner and staff are extremely nice, and helped us with our first time there. Plan a birthday there, it's so fun!

Friendly staff and great fields! The new owners are working hard to make this place the best in the…read morearea! Excited for the future changes! Keep up the great work!!

This farm is family friendly and clean. The owners take great care of the horses in their care and…read moreare always available for questions or a chat. I feel confident leaving my horse with them and know they will be loved as their own.

We had a great experience at Frederick Country Day! Our oldest Daughter went there as well several…read moreyears ago and our youngest just finished her last year there. We love the Montessori teaching! Thank you to the Teachers and Staff for a great experience - we will miss you!

The management is very disorganized and there is a lack of communication between the employees. One…read moreperson will tell you one thing, and then another person will tell you something else. In the 2 years that my son attended he had 3 different teachers which did not promote a great deal of consistency in his care. Warning: if your child ever has an accident you will promptly be informed that, if they were declared "potty trained", the center staff are not required to assist them. No accidents allowed here!

Stay TFA from this place... tried to get a pool dive scheduled from this place, and the owner…read moreinitially "forgot" my information (even though I actually had filled this all out on an official form when I got there). I was attempting to get my pool dives done to get my PADI certification (was assured they had a PADI instructor available even though this is a SI dive shop). Paid for the training and everything... After multiple weeks and multiple phone calls (and an official email, mind you), I finally got in touch with the owner (Laird) who when I asked for a refund for the lack of service they provided, had the audacity to say to me, and I quote... "We don't do refunds" WTF Stay the F away from this place, it's beyond toxic and if you get swindled by this dude, get your credit card company involved, they will certainly fix this dude's "business transaction"... they fixed it for me! Stay away from this place, go to SOS Diving instead... that's where I went to get my certification, for like 40% less of the cost too!!!

I am a 30 + year experienced certified SSI (previous NASDS) diver and I posting this to notify all…read moreprospective divers of the business practices of the SSI Dive Center Undersea Outfitters located in Westminster Maryland and actions by owner by Laird Brown. My scuba gear encompassing a Zeagle FlatHead regulator (primary, 2 secondary, and one console) was given to UnderSea Outfitters (a proclaimed authorized Zeagle dealer) for routine annual service. I have been a certified diver since 1983 thus I am NOT new to this process. This is life support equipment utilized for recreational scuba diving. Within this service the authorized technician makes any needed repairs, replaces any needed parts, and makes any necessary adjustments. Above all this equipment is returned in FULL WORKING ORDER ready for use. This can be confirmed through any dive equipment manufacturer which also complies with governing bodies of Scuba Schools International (SSI) and the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI). In my instance with UnderSea Outfitters the gear mentioned above was NOT returned in working order and was otherwise damaged. Both second stage housings (the piece from which a diver breathes) were returned cracked (I can provide pictures). This was not pre-existing and if it were I should have received notification of such in that it would not have passed a bench test (that is if the technician in this case Laird Brown even did one). I was billed $120 (per a receipt I can provide). Upon sending pictures to Laird he did ask me to bring the equipment back and he would fix it HOWEVER I had travel plans PLUS due to an extensive travel distance to the merchant I would not be able to get the gear back to the merchant AND there was no way the merchant could render repairs in the amount of time necessary to meet departure dates. Besides given the nature and sensitivity of the equipment I no longer trusted this merchant center to complete the job correctly. To be blunt when submerged under water at 80+ feet my life depends on this equipment functioning correctly thus depends on the merchant doing their job to the regulatory requirement expected. I requested a refund to which the merchant agreed yet never credited. E-mails were ignored thus I was not able to resolve the issue with the merchant. Further the when approached the merchant-owner (Laird Brown) stated out right that he "did not care if I was happy or not" a refused to resolve the situation. In other words he did not care if something serious happened to me as a result of his negligence! As an immediate resolution I was forced to purchase a whole new set-up so I was ready for my travel plans which amounted to $810.90 (I can provide a receipt from Divers Den). Also I contacted the Zeagle Manufacturer (Huish Outdoors) who provided instructions to return the damaged gear (costing $25 in shipping). Finally, on September 16, 2019 I received notification from the manufacturer that the repairs as a result of UnderSea Outfitters damage and negligence will cost $225 plus shipping costs. Essentially the merchant (UnderSea Outfitters) did not perform their job correctly and returned damaged gear to me resulting in my costs of this whole ordeal equating to $1180 plus whatever additional shipping costs I will incur. Moreover although I know SSI cannot help with this it is important for you to know this center's practice. This whole situation is deplorable and one I have NEVER experienced in my 30+ years scuba diving. Further this is not as important as making sure this merchant (Laird Brown) changes his business practices or ceases business altogether which includes calling his affiliation with PADI into question. He should not be authorized to work on anyone's scuba gear. It is only my extensive experience as diver that allowed me to notice the damage prior to use. If not for this I could have sustained significant injury. Further the simple fact that he stated (which I have in writing) that he 'did not care' is inexcusable. No one should trust this person. Essentially it is not all about any personal gain for me but rather the safety of others. Personally I will never utilize his services again. Sincerely and Respectfully, Christopher C. King

Code Ninjas is a neat concept for kids ages 7 to 14 years old. They call the main learning center…read morethe "Dojo" where the kids will learn coding and brain teasers. Kimberly and Ramone definitely were helpful in answering any questions I had of enrolling my 7 year old son into the program. It definitely allows kids to set goals and achieve them by coding in Java and C+ to create their own video games while learning other skills such as mathematics, problem solving skills, while having fun. As the child enters the facility, they log in with their color coded wrist bands, put on hand sanitizer and Kim at the front desk does a temperature check before the kids enter the "Dojo." The color coded wrist band indicates the program and the level the child starts at and they will advance once they hit certain levels of achievement. There is a specific website with a user name and passcode that parents can check the progress of their child at each class. Every child usually starts at the white wrist band and can work their way up to black wrist band for more advanced training. The classroom size is a maximum for 12 participants in which you register before each class online. The desks and stations are at least 6 feet apart with social distancing enforced. They do offer virtual lessons as well. The sensei will usually provide an update and progress of your child at the end of the class. Parents can either stay onsite and observe through the "fish bowl" or glass enclosed classroom or can leave and drop off their child to run an errand. My son definitely enjoys his class and can't wait to go back.