BP had seen the park before, but I hadn't and I was so glad that I had the chance to explore it!…read more The park is clean, spacious, green, and beautiful. The playground has an impressive amount of equipment and there are plenty of benches and relax on. There are even hills I would want to sled off of! Oh, and so many amazing spots for photo ops. There is a shelter, but the picnic tables are in an uncovered area. It would still be a great place to have a smaller party!

Very nice clean neighborhood park. 4 basketball hoops, a long flat field where you can kick a…read moresoccer ball around. No goals though. A shelter with a couple picnic tables and a grill. Kids playground and cute bridges that go over the stream running through the park.

My family and I enjoyed playing at the playground the other weekend. It is nice that it is fully…read moreenclosed and has some benches. There's toddler-sized playground equipment in the shape of a firetruck, which was pretty perfect for my kiddos. Otherwise, there's another piece that is much bigger and definitely aimed at bigger kids. It includes a very steep slide, zip line, and fully enclosed winding slide. There are also four swings, two for younger kids and two for older kids. It's not the biggest playground, but it definitely does the trick! Parking in the library on a Sunday was clutch! It's a handy option, though I don't love having to walk along the busy road to get there.

This little gem is strictly a "kids-only" type of park. Completely re-done last year, it has…read moreswings, climbing things and all w/in a fenced area so kids don't run off into the bordering city streets. It's also a great little spot for brown-bag lunchers with a few picnic tables w/seats and a charming open-air gazebo. Not much on grass but big on shade trees,- this is a nice place to rest after shopping in Bethesda Row a block away.

Overall, it's a great park with tennis, basketball & volleyball courts. It also has 2 baseball…read morefields, a snack bar & bathroom for use during games, as well as a playground. It could definitely use picnic tables in green areas as well as benches in those same areas. Because it's a large park, it should have a public restroom year-round. I've had a number of walkers ask me if I know whether there is one, & outside of baseball season, there is not.

This is arguably the premier park in the Rockville area. It has three baseball/softball diamonds,…read moretennis courts, tons of open space, and even concession buildings, so it's perfect for all of those local late-night activities and summer recreational leagues. I tend to use this park for the public water supply on some of my local runs. There is a free water fountain in between all three baseball/softball fields, and it is a perfect oasis for when I'm out on a hot run during the morning or evening. There are also plenty of running/biking paths that connect several different neighborhoods to each other, making this a great central location connecting the communities of Rockville. Honestly, this is one of my favorite parks to bring my little puppy to, and to just wile away the hot summer days with the plethora of shade and a creek running through.

One of my favorite parks in the DMV....there are several wonderful walking paths running through…read more(and around) this former golf course, and even a small trail connecting to another huge park across Avery Road. You can take as short or as long a stroll as you're in the mood for here...it's always beautiful and often very quiet. There's also a dog park a few small ponds and benches, and plenty of wildlife, greenery and open space, This a lovely and mysterious park, not to be missed if you enjoy nature and being outside....

RedGate Park is what every old golf course dreams of. The cart paths are now perfect walking…read moretrails, the pond is pure serenity, and the dog park is basically a canine networking event. Plenty of benches for reflection, and the autumn foliage is picturesque. Quiet, spacious, and downright peaceful--an easy yes.

Tons of free street parking. About a block away from University Blvd. Located inside residential…read moreneighborhood. Dog friendly park and kid friendly park. If you are looking for a quiet low key neighborhood park, then this is the place to check out. Similar to other MoCo neighborhood parks, this playground has a fairly short walking path, a set of swings, fire truck, a few slides and a monkey bar. This park is surrounded by trees so you can find some shade during a sunny day. There are a few picnic tables throughout the park, but don't expect to hold large gatherings here. This park tends to get a little busy during the afternoons, but is fairly quiet during the early morning hours. Fun for kids of all ages. If you need to get work done while you child is playing, there are a few tables that you can set at and set a space to get your work done. Overall, its a nice neighborhood park with tons of activities for your kids to play. Not super big playground, but its large enough for your kids to roam around and explore.

This nice little park was the perfect place for my little one to get some wiggles out after…read moreshopping at the nearby target and Costco. While there isn't any parking lot, there is parking on the street. This park has walking trails as well as a playground. The playground has big swings, bucket swings and the car seat style type swing. The playground has a couple small "vehicles" to drive, two different kinds of slides, monkey bars, a swinging Bridge and lots to run around and explore and climb.

Nice peaceful park with paved trails. It has a small creek running through it. You can usually see…read moredeer grazing and walking around. It has a basketball court and community garden. Nice place for a stroll or a jog.

Quiet and relaxing park that my family and I frequently come to for an afternoon stroll. There are…read moretennis courts if you want to play tennis, a playground for kids, and exercise and stretching stands to workout. Overall a wonderful little park. Don't expect anything big because it is just a small neighborhood park.

Has nice amenities but missing something essential to a park. Sidewalks. People be walking in the…read morestreets to get around this park

This is a large park with a variety of activities. They have tennis courts, basketball court,…read morebaseball and softball fields, a play ground, dog park, skate park, and a swim club. The number listed is for the Park Manager but it seems like some other activities have their own separate phone numbers. The park is located on Georgia Avenue and the sign is somewhat tucked off to the side. I've driven past the park hundreds of times but never visited until the other morning, when my husband locked his keys in his car while getting ready for a softball game and I needed to go unlock his car. As I entered the park I saw a large building to my left which I think is the indoor swim center but I didn't go in to investigate. On the right were a number of tennis courts, a play ground and as I continued I got to the ball fields, which were on either side of the road, and the dog park. I also noticed a lake near some of the ball fields. My husband has played a lot of softball on a number of fields and says the Olney fields are some of the best he has played on. There were some metal bleachers for spectators and a nearby rest room station. It was clean and neat and rest rooms are not always available at some of the area ball fields. I've seen the skate park from Georgia Avenue but didn't pass it as I drove through to the ball fields. As others have noted there is plenty of parking in each area.

Pros of this dog park:…read more * The parking lot has never been full full to the point where I can't park * It's very close to my home (I know this is super subjective, but it's a huge pro for me) * There is a plentiful amount of benches for seating inside the park * There are two distinct areas to the park. One is a gravely are that is super long and narrow. The other is a grassy area that is open from April - November. The grassy area ( you can barely see from the parking lot) is where a majority of the dogs hang out I've noticed. There is even a small pavilion in this grassy area that benches for seating. And this grassy area is HUGE. If you want to really throw the ball with your dog and have your dog run around a big space, this grassy area is just for you. * There are multiple bag stations and several trash cans * Everyone I've met there is SO SO nice and I've definitely made some quick friends with some awesome peeps. Cons of this dog park: *They need to take the poop trash bags out of the trashcans more regularly. The past few times i've been... the smell was quite atrocious. And when the wind blows... well... it might be the only time where I'm hoping it's not a breezy day. *There's no separate area for smaller dogs. So if you have a wee tike of a dog, just know that there will be much bigger dogs running around that could possibly knock into your little one. Definitely a super solid dog park. I haven't been to MANY dog parks in the area. But I most definitely like this one leagues better than the Cabin John Dog Park. Next one I've gotta check out is King Farm. A lot of people from the park say that is a pretty solid one in the area.

bring own water! go pee before arrival (human owners)…read more still winterized (h2o pipe closed. 2and-all grass w WC closed until spring) but nice. mix of medium-large breeds of all ages. ones here now all pleasantly accompanied by attentive owners. looks like there's a 'happy hour' group of friendly regulars looks like some earlier patrons send their maids to pick up after their pets as I stepped on quite a few poop pies ...wish I could afford not to pick up after myself....