Fun park with so many good restaurants all around it! It has an ice skating risk during the winter…read morewhich is good for the family.

I live less than 15 minutes from Color Burst park and I always wonder to myself why I don't utilize…read moreit more. In the summer, it becomes a large open green space with a splash pad, offering things like free outdoor yoga classes or festivals on the green. In the winter, it becomes a large outdoor ice rink. It's surrounded by a variety of new restaurants and apartments and there is lots of parking, including a (usually) free parking garage.

Read the reviews before coming here and it's still a very nice playground. There are a couple…read moredifferent areas that need repair but at least they are blocked off so that parents are aware and keep their kids away from those areas. One review mentioned a grilling area but I didn't see any grill at the pavillion.

This playground is huge and has tons of features…read more Unfortunately several are broken. However there are still enough features to keep a ton of kids entertained. The maze of features are y'all enough so that adults can access all elements and thus play with or keep track of their kids, which is a HUGE plus. I would have listed a 5+ except for the two broken features

My kids(5 years, 3 years and 10 months old) and I went to the playground during a weekday, between…read more10 a.m to 11:30 in June. Less crowded but there were kids from locals and they looked like among 2-7 years old. The gyms were well designed for the purpose of safety but the ground was not covered by a mat so I was not comfortable to let the last baby walking. The gym was close by a parking and could get there by a stroller. A lot of tree made shadow so parents can sit down under shadows and be cool.

What a great, clean playground. This American Indian playground is designed for kids about 18…read moremonths- 5 years old. I love how slides are short so it's safe for the little ones to go by themselves. Part of the playground is covered in wood chips and the other part is made of soft rubber mat. The wood chips look very clean. The equipment here are also very clean and well-maintained. When we went to this playground, it didnt seem overly crowded as well so the little one had a blast. After familiarizing with the place, she had to courage to go explore the playground. She had a blast there. We will definitely be including this in our list of playgrounds to continually visit.

No bad at all in this park...clean, quiet, and street parking. Perfect for all ages...equipment…read moreworks and there is a rubber grounding in majority of all the play areas. Best part is the good size turf field next door for the older kids to play football or soccer. Maryland is full of parks and playgrounds...get out and explore

A park good for all ages!…read more My son loves playgrounds, but he is only a year and a half. Because of this he can be limited to which playgrounds he can actually play on since he is so small. This park has different sections for different age groups. They are marked as so. Plenty of benches for the adults. They have swings. Even one where you can sit down in front of your small child and swing with them. Also, the whole playground is gated which is great to keep the children within bounds. They even have one of those book exchange boxes where you can leave books or take books as you please.

We love coming here to ride our Onewheels. There are great…read moretrails as well as an awesome skills park! Everyone has been friendly and we come here a lot!

This is our community's hidden gem. There are a ton of trails to walk on to clear your head. The…read morepaved paths are a great start. You can easily take kids on bikes or scooters if you need. The dirt paths are heaven though. Here you may encounter a mountain biker or two, but for the most part it is pure peace and quiet. I walked about 12.5 miles on the paths just yesterday. Every hour I am here, I feel like i am shedding months of stress.

This park is great. Large soccer field…read more 2 swings with slides. All my kids love it!!!!! We come here very often to used up kids energy.

My grandkids are 10 & 12, so I didn't expect them to like most of the playground equipment. They…read moreliked the swings for 5 minutes, then tossed a frisbee a little, but were ready to go - total of 15 minutes. However, I wanted to post a review because nobody has for a long time and maybe it will help others with younger kids. First, getting there. The address is Davidsonville Rd but it's actually a side street called Ed Dokes (I think). There is a signal light that doesn't appear in Google maps (I reported all this to Google). Just look for the Crofton High School marquee, and turn there! The equipment looked fairly new to me, and definitely well maintained, with plenty of climbing opportunities as well as the swings. There are two adaptive swings There are several picnic tables here and there, and lots of lovely trees. We didn't go check out the trails, but I will probably go back alone to do that sometime.

Great small park. It has a couple of playground areas, a pond with fish and turtles, and a small…read morewalking trail. Great for younger children (under 10).

We checked out Waterloo Park yesterday for the very first time and I'm so happy we went! We live…read moreabout five minutes away from there and yet had never been. It was such a great park to go to. There is a half mile looped walking trail that is completely shaded through the woods and the playground is also pretty cool because the forest around it provides shade. There are two pavilions with bathrooms, water fountains, grills, and plenty of parking and the playground is pretty great and geared towards older kids, but my not quite two year old also had a great time. We will definitely return!

Nice little playground with covered picnic tables. Lots of trees on the one side so it's shaded in…read morethe morning. No swings, which is always a factor in my daughter's ratings of playgrounds. They do have the zip line things that the kids think are cool.