Hidden park and bike trail back off of race track road. When we pulled up we weren't sure it was…read morethe right place, but we trusted the process and took the walk back towards the building. The park is beautiful and has a pavilion to chill. Nobody was there the whole time we were at the park, so my daughter got the run of things. The playground is very nice, and the highlight is a decent size Zipline. There's a small skateboard area, and some ride on obstacles for bikes. Plenty of parking but there is a short walk from there to the park. It's the perfect place to spend a lazy day, and just a cool little park overall...

Clean equipment and a great atmosphere. The grounds were being cut and kept while we were out there.read more

My boyfriend and I enjoy heading to Gorc Park when we want to take our workouts outside. There's…read moreton of multi-purpose fields and open space to do whatever you want if there isn't a game going on. We've run sprints and suicides, jogs around the field and other general HIIT workouts. There's an extra added challenge because part of Gorc sits on a hill. There's a playgrounds nearby if you wanted to use the monkey bars for calinsthetics. Docking a star because, as someone without kids, it seems like there are games or practices going on there practically all the time, so we haven't really gotten to enjoy it as often as we'd like. Parking is plenty, with overflow into the street. Get outdoors during this time if you (safely) can!

Nutshell - a great little park with a real bathroom (bathroom is closed in the colder months),…read moreplaygrounds, and sports fields. Playgrounds: There are so many fun little parks and playgrounds around Bowie! This one has two age-appropriate playgrounds, so even if you've got toddlers and elementary schoolers you're good to go. Sport stuff: There's a blacktop basketball court right behind the playgrounds, and a ballfield behind that. It has a backstop, but I couldn't see a dirt diamond. Across the parking lot is a a football/soccer field with uprights that could double as a soccer goal. Other facilities: Hallelujah, an actual bathroom. BUT, it's closed during the late fall and winter, evidently. There's also a covered picnic area with a big open grassy area behind it.

It's hot out here! Not much shade out here. I'm here at the Prince George's Park and Planning…read more"Voices-concert series." This is the first one this year. I wish there was more shade but there was a nice breeze. The bands were okay. The crowd was quiet today. The weather was pleasant enough. There were several food trucks available. The best part is it's free. They have a few new sponsors like "The Lab 301". This is a wonderful venue for summer entertainment.

I love Fairwood Park. It is spacious and airy for all. The best part about this park is that it…read moreholds great concerts for us family friendly folks and the trail around the field is just large enough to get your daily steps in! A neighborhood gym for me!

This small community park has a playground, tennis courts and circular walking path. You'll rarely…read morefind it crowded, so it is a good spot to stop with young children & slide down the slides a few times or to take a walk once around the loop. I suppose tennis fans might appreciate the courts (generally open although sometimes I've seen groups in there). Other county parks offer larger playgrounds and longer, more interesting walking paths (Quiet Waters, for instance) but for a local park this has its place.

Updated review. I…read moreabsolutely love Piney Orchard Nature Trail! It's my go-to jogging destination because of how peaceful and serene it is. On any given day, you can spot a wide variety of bird species, which adds to the tranquility of the surroundings. The trails through the woods are well-maintained and offer a wonderful escape into nature. I especially enjoy the paths that lead to the fresh water ponds, where you can admire the beauty of the area while getting some exercise. If you're looking for a relaxing and scenic place to jog or simply unwind, Piney Orchard Nature Trail is the perfect spot!

This is such a sweet little enclave of trees and flowers and birds and people walking dogs and…read morecrackling leaves. I've been here to walk 4-5 times, in different seasons, and each has its charm. In the spring, you will see myriad flowers in bloom, hear the lovely song of little streams and birds trilling. Winter is very different, with frosty pine cones and leaves to photograph, and everything so still. Fall is lovely! I saw two does with their mostly grown fawns, and encountered a baby rattlesnake! That surprised me greatly as I've never seen or heard of them around here. I confess that fall is my favorite season; I love the bluest skies and the aroma of leaves. I prefer not walking on asphalt too much, so as soon as I can (where the duck loop cuts off and so does the vernal trail) I cut down to the sand/dirt path along the water. Both trails, asphalt and dirt, eventually end up at a sort of trail end. The other day when I was here, since there was no water in the stream, I crossed over to see if I could go any farther - ermmm not really. There are numerous access points from the neighborhood that borders the preserve, so lots of folks seem to walk their dogs close to home. The water was extremely low since we've had very little rain; I was surprised at how far the mud banks extended into the lake. There are NO services whatsoever! Go potty before you get out to walk!

Great and clean location. Kids had loads of fun. They take precautions due to the pandemic and it…read moreis clean. Equipment is great and staff is wearing masks with cdc guidelines. Great experience

I first saw Head Over Heels Gym Bus at Savor Bowie in April. I later booked it for my 3 year olds…read morebirthday party. This was the perfect attraction!! The kids absolutely loved it and even the parents were saying it was such a great idea. Paula and Rory were very sweet, pleasant and patient, (even dealing with 10 toddlers in the scorching heat)! I am glad to recommend this company to anyone!!

Great park nestled in between 97 and Crofton. I never knew it was there but it offers great trails…read morewith lots of incline. It's a bit small but great for being right in the middle of everything

September is a great time of year to visit Bacon Ridge. The trails are well marked. Had a fun walk…read moreenjoying the park and the nature it provides.

Best park ever! I usually don't really like going to parks but this park is fun! There's a ton of…read morespace to walk around in and the playground is fun to play at

Had my grandson's 2nd birthday here. This is a lovely park with actual clean restrooms. Playgrounds…read morefor young and older children. Ball playing fields, we flew kites, and tennis/pickleball courts. Don't forget the miles of trails. We had our party under a pavillion with three picnic tables. This does cost if done in season which begins in May so go to the county park site to reserve and rent. This is a great place. Enjoy!

Brought my granddaughter here just to have a day of fun and fun is what she had... it's a nice…read moreadventure center for very young I would say 6 months and older children. It's very clean and with as many kids that were here wasn't as chaotic as other places I have been. The bathroom were very clean they place it's self it very clean and well managed. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone with young children. Didn't take pictures due to its being a children place and respecting their privacy.

It's an update! I…read moredecided to go with Hyper Kidz for my LOs birthday party. I choose the mega party package which includes 15 kids, and two pizzas, my party was held on a Sunday. Booking for the party took place online, and because I have a monthly membership, I saved 10%. When booking your party, you have the option to send out online invites, which I thought was pretty nice. Changes can be made to your party in person or via phone. The process was pretty seamless, I received text with reminders about the party (for parents to sign waivers, or to add food, etc.). Additionally, I received phone calls, in my opinion, there may have been a bit too many reminders. I say this because there is supposed to be a "dedicated party host" and I was under the impression that I would be speaking to that person. The day of the party, I was given a slip with the details of the party to include setting up of the room (five minutes) and the name of my host. They give you a cart to put your items on, and your host will decorate everything for you. The host also serves the food, and dessert if needed. My host, Mari, did an amazing job and was super helpful throughout. The pizza is from Marcos, which the children enjoyed. My only issue is that they should not state that the each child gets two slices of pizza when they cut one slice in half. I see how this may fly at a younger child's party; however, with older children (which my party had) they definitely know. The party package that I selected came with two pizzas, and that was not enough for the party. Keep that in mind when scheduling. This is a peanut free facility, and outside food comes with a $100 price tag, and that includes water folks. You can bring a cake and candles (no matches) you cannot bring ice cream. Also, despite it being not too crowded for a Sunday, the space was exceptionally warm. Apparently, there was some issue with the heating; however, the staff made it up with providing me with a voucher for a future visit. All in all, the kids really enjoyed themselves, as did the parents, and I would recommend Hyper Kidz to parents for parties in the future.