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.

This place is pretty awesome, it's beginner to intermediate with a vert section in the bowl, there…read moreis a mini pool? Pyramid? With some coping and roll ins In the middle, the concrete is smooth in most spots, a little lumpy on the ditch/bank transition from round wall to flat. Locals are welcoming and friendly and there are a a ton of good skaters to follow, and a few you can help learn. All in all it's one of the better skateparks I've reviewed go check it out when you are in charm city or make to trip just for the park but don't be a dick, leave your ego trip at the gate before you skate...There's a place with deep fried PBJ's around the corner btw rocket to Venus

This is the only skate park near my house. It's very fun. The people at the skate park are normally…read morereally nice. They just rebuilt the playground next to it.

This park is so relaxing and there is something for everyone. Great place to go for an evening…read morewalk. Jogging, bike ride and much more. Great kids area with pool and playground activities. A great dog park area for large and small dogs. Went to one of the concerts in the park and it was a very nice event.

A perfect park on a perfect spring day! The husband and I were in town to watch the Giants play…read moreagainst the Orioles and it was a beautiful Saturday. We stopped by for brunch at a place nearby and did the approx. 3 mile route around the park. There was a kite festival and there were a bunch of families and friends flying kites and enjoying the day. People were picnicking and playing music- really enjoying the spring day. If you have not been to this park, I highly recommend. It's a great place to spend the weekend.

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.

Don't waste your time. This place needs to be bulldozed…read more Help the people in the area and the kids by building a new one, cared for skatepark. Concrete is falling apart, garbage everywhere. One of the worst outdoor parks I've seen in America.

builtin in the year 2000, this skate park has seen its ups and downs but it remains as a staple for…read moreanyone who wants to learn how to enjoy getting intoa realuse at your own risk sklate park.. injuries are bound to happen but thats how it goes.. nobody win em all !! haha .. but anyway , due to skaters in PigTown ( Baltimore) causing a bit of a ruckus in the streets, creating their own ramps and sisrupting traffic, the city went ahead with plans to creste this place.. long since forgotten by many , mostly due to its very secliuded location in one of the most dangerous cities in the world, its just a cool litlle spot. about the size of a basketball court, equipped with all the bells and whistles of a traditional , fullfledgd skate park. i hopw they dont do anything with it excpt make it better and maybe fix some damaged areas at the base of some of the tallest drops... thosemarks are a reminder of the wear and tear this beautifuk polace has recievedover the year. she will be 25 soon and i hope they throw a 25 year mark PARTY for the city .. maybe an update on some of it and we throw a realdeal , everyones invited skate contest, bike contest and rolleblade" roller skate evejt. one can hope sorry about all the typos but i have a broken brain and cannt spell good

I've been to this park a few times to hang out and just relax on a nice day, and most of that is…read moredue to the fact that the skatepark is located here. Even though I haven't skateboarded in years it's awesome that people have a few options here in the city the hang out and see people skateboard/scooter/bmx. Takes me back to the good old days and people tend to be very friendly. As long as you are following the rules of the park and normal skater etiquette I love hanging here. I usually see other families on their way around Hampden or at the park making their way over to sit and watch the skateboarders.

Staying nearby at the guesthouse by good neighbor, I walked down to Roosevelt Park, which dates…read moreback to the 19th century. Enjoying murals, I wandered around the recreation center near the skate park to find murals and graffiti art.

AFRAM this year! Be there or be square. The park sees the largest influx of people during the year…read more Food, music, and culture.

Came for a cookout at a pavillion. Nice long drive around the lake. pavilions were spaced out, with…read morechildren being able to play on the grounds safely.

The best. I wish i knew this rink existed years ago. Only a mile and a half away from our…read moreapartment, I'm super ecstatic that I now know about this place. just skated the Friday night family night with my bf and had a blast. It is a nice slick floor, the best floor for busting out dance moves. We were shake n baking. They accept credit cards for the rink and serve pizza, snacks, hot dogs, fries, and other food. Surprisingly, there were a lot of good skaters, better than the average that I have seen, which made it more fun!!! I will definitely be back for the Sunday adult night! Btw the DJ was one of the best hip hop DJs I have experienced at a roller rink ever and I have been to several rinks across the country. We parked on the street right out front and there was no problem. Nice family and kids all around.

Absolute shit. we came here with our school and they didn't turn the lights off, Most of us brought…read morecash without knowing cash wasnt accepted, I dont know what audience this music was for, but only a few seemed to like the "trendy" music. And to top it off, the lights in the ladies didn't work till you flipped up and down at least ten times!

So long as you're any style of sports fan you plan to go to some form of Sportsball game while…read moreyou're traveling. It's what you do (https://youtu.be/2fraSdN-PG8?is=ucXC_-DV6-MyvCAg)! But when that sportsball event becomes a fabulous pride night that gives away a free rainbow jersey and features appropriate music from the likes of Chappell Roan, Abba, and then some, you best believe that you're inclined to attend in spades! Without such a night it was still guaranteed that I was going to hit up an Orioles game during my Baltimore Visit. But the fact that I got to enjoy a fun night with a free jersey and some free Dunkin along the way made it even more incredible. And beyond that I saw enough to make it one of the best ballparks that I ever attended! Walking from M8 Beer (review coming later) to the stadium was easily accessible to the point that it literally looked like passing through said park before crossing a bridge. From there it was easy access to Dunkin hookups and and Orioles Shopping center that was built to feel like downtown shopping in a strip mall. Once I entered everything you'd expect from a ballpark was to the right side and easy to find, but it was also readily available within reason on all floors. As far as theming, spectacle, tradition, convenience, and then some, Oriole Park was the baseball stadium that delivered it all with a bang and then some!

One of the best ballparks!…read more The 2 times I've visited Baltimore have involved Camden Yards. Parking is a bit confusing if you don't know where you're going, despite the signs, I got directed to the wrong area this year when trying to find lot FGH. Last year I found FGH with ease, but my GPS failed me this time around. Ended up parking in lot C (with no additional charge) due to the wonderful employees. All ball parks are expensive for food & drink, so don't complain. The Local Fry's "The Local" Fries (quadruple entendre?) are phenomenal & worth it. Had a ton of "leftover" crab dip that was eaten without fries left to match. Absolutely horrific time seated directly next to people due to how cramped stadium seating is. First time I went I had nobody near me, this year it was 95°, then stormed, and touching arms with other wet/sweaty folk was enough to make me squirm!