If you haven't been skating at Charm City in the past few months, you're missing out on some big…read morechanges! With additional warehouse space, the place has nearly doubled. Ramps and stuff to skate are being added as I write. The place is hot--I'm talking about the multitude of ramps, bowls, rails, and stairs AND the temperature up in there. Note: If you want air conditioning, stay inside your house playing video games or go to a mall. They sell cold water, drinks and juices, as well as hot foods (pizza) and snacks. The pro shop is well stocked, too, with a variety of completes, decks, trucks, wheels, shoes, and clothing. I bought my beautiful pink Krooked board there. I love it!

amazing skate park! great for bad weather and cooler months, skate all year around on the East…read moreCoast, cool Little shop inside. They offer birthday parties and also have events every once in a while for the community.

Being at Clifton Park brings back lots of great childhood memories. I used to play here a lot as a…read morekid. The playground has so much space to play. It's also nice because there is a golf course and tennis courts as well. My dad used to play tennis here all the time. I think one for the best parts is the part of the park with the stage. Many festivals and events are held here such as the Baltimore National Pan-Hellenic Council Greek Picnic and the Baltimore Washington One Caribbean Carnival. I was recently at Baltimore Carnival and I enjoyed the fact there was so much space and I didn't feel overwhelmed by the crowd. Definitely a great park for all.

I actually added this historic park which gets short shrift because of the surrounding areas…read morefalling on hard times. It is bordered by Coldstream, Belair Edison, Mayfield, Darley Park on the south and is basically across the street and down the hill from Lake Montebello in the North. This last part is important. With a little thought they could connect Lake Montebello, Herring Run and Clifton park quite easily in a greenway, hiking, running trail that would bring life to all three parks...come on...doooooo it! Clifton holds a golf course, Clifton Mansion which is the home of Civic Works (a NP that runs a charter school in the park and a big urban farm in the park). It's a historic home being restored that has a tower with an amazing view of the city. Call and ask for a tour. Johns Hopkins lived there. There are soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, and some roads that run across it to other neighborhoods. You can park and use it. Last the garden in the North is lovely and well kept, the amazing pump house architecture is a relic, gorgeous, and falling apart.

Pretty well maintained park in the Arbutus area with a decent playground, baseball field, decent…read moreamount of benches, etc. I feel like they could use some more trash cans but aside from that, it's a nice park.

What a fun state park! I was here last weekend on the warm sunny day as were quite a few others. We…read moredrove up fun Annapolis and brought our dog with us. The park is fairly well already out with a playground and plenty of picnic and shelter areas. On a busy summer day you'd normally have to reserve them but in the fall it's pretty open. There are a couple hiking paths and we went on the one by the river. It was pretty rocky and with the leaves hiding a lot of the floor, I wouldn't recommend this hike for anyone wearing ankle brace. About 3/4 of those hiking were wearing a face masks and there were many good resting points. I'll definitely be back.

What a fun area at Patapsco!! My daughter is 2 and could play on most of the structures. A nice…read morechange from the typical playgrounds we visit, though they have a traditional playground as well which is nice. They have an entire wooden "playground" and tons of tire play structures.

Regulation size rink, recently renovated ice as well as bathrooms. Has open ice skating and…read moreclasses, hockey practice and games, figure skating practice and competitions, skate sharpening and pro shop. Friendly staff and is perfect for groups, kids and families. A neighborhood staple for many, many years. Would love to see concessions and better ice conditions (despite the renovation, ice needs to be kept colder and more solid!)

I started skating here when I was just three year olds and recently was back coaching here for the…read morefirst time in probably over 10 years. In the best way, for a rink, nothing has changed. It looks exactly the same and is filled with great ice hockey vibes. It is exactly what you would expect out of a rink. Are updates needed? Of course. However, to know Mount Pleasant Ice Arena, is to love it.

This place is the definition of super cool!!…read more A pop-up skating event was just what this girl needed. A kind invite from my Yelp friends got this all way together. We were able to easily purchase tickets for time elected online. I purchased the adult skate 7pm-11pm w skates. It totaled $33 after fees. The Baltimore Peninsula building was pretty inviting. The kind Security Guard helped us w the parking specs. FYI: You have to pay $17 to park on the parking lot or on the street for $7. The parking fees were kind of disheartening. The skating venue itself was very nice. Once you get off the elevator, you walk into large inviting space. Everyone we had an encounter with was nice and helpful. There was a beverage set up in there as well as a bunch of tables. A bottled water was $4. That was a nuisance. The DJ was doing his thing. Great tunes to appeal to any music listener. Sadly, the evening ended w my ggggf falling and breaking her ankle, but that was no fault of the establishment. The employees were very helpful tending to her, checking up on her, and providing her w things of comfort (physical assistance, ice, water). I would return again if given the opportunity, and I encourage those who can visit to visit and support this pop-up. You won't be disappointed.

This review is my most difficult one to date. I was invited to do a fun girl nite out activity…read morewhile checking out the new place in the Baltimore Peninsula for skating. I purchased my ticket on online and decided I would bring my adult daughter's skates instead of paying the $5 skate rental fee. The total cost for skating was around $25 including fees. When I arrived I was surprised to pay for parking in the lot across the street when there was no ticket system or gate however, street parking was a little cheaper. The skate location is located on the 2nd floor and of course there is a waiver to be signed upon entering. They have lockers and coat check for I believe $10 extra but, definitely pack lite if possible. The have a small bar in the back for drinks and several couches and chairs for seating. The DJ was on point as I have not been skating in years. We were all having fun as the night was coming to a close. I requested a song from the DJ and as soon as I heard the song I my skates caught on to one another which ultimately resulted in the fracture of my ankle. I was in excruciating pain and staff carrying me to couch and provided me with an ice bag and water until I was able to get further medical attention. All in All~ it was a fun experience until the end. Needless to say I have retired from skating and will not be back.

There's a basketball court, two playsets (one for little kids and one for larger kids), swings, and…read moreplenty of open space. The only issue is parking (not very convenient, unless you want to cross the street and park at the school).

For all that come to the park for the right reasons welcome. Unfortunately, there are some who…read morethrow trash on the parking lot including beer bottles, empty their cigarette ashtray on the lot. Also, park in no parking spots and drive their vehicle through the grass lots where the waterfowl graze to eat. The waterfowl, ducks, geese live at the park, have respect for them, if not trash your own property. If you feed the animals, don't give them bread it is bad for them. If you don't believe so Google it. If you happen to be someone who has the no care, no respect attitude and think you are above it all, don't visit the park. Most respect the park and want it to thrive for years to come so the children can enjoy it.

I took my kids to this park it's beautiful and clean plus the playground is awesome for kids to…read moreplay and there's ducks too I can't wait to take my kids again.