Delightful park that tackles the pirate theme with sabers drawn! From the Signal Hill Tower slide…read moreto the many cannons, kids 3-10 will enjoy! I do admit that the lack of public restrooms makes staying too long with little ones challenging, and several of the smaller play items do need to be refurbished... but overall a great time nonetheless!

Great place to take a late night date stroll to. Nice scenic views with great photo opportunities…read more She won't be disappointed!

Large, colorful vibrant playground that's inclusive. I loved that that there was a wheelchair swing…read moreand spaces that both disabled and able bodied kids could play. The butterfly garden was beautiful, there was so much space for the kids to run and play it was clean and the kids had a great time!

Playground was really cute ! Only thing is, (obviously)…read morethe playground gets very hot so it's not enjoyable they couldn't swing or go down the slides and there wasn't that much in the toddler section was hoping for more shade

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

Was actually on my way to Centennial Park with my daughter today. However when we got there, we saw…read moreabout 4 busses, and a super crowded playground. I have beautiful toddler, and she has a crazy over protective father. So we tend to stay away from crowds, especially bigger kids. So I look on Yelp to see what else was near and I find Long Gate Park. We make the trip over which was maybe 10 minutes away, and when we get there i'm blown away. This place is nice! We park the car (the lot is huge, its actually a park and ride), and head down to the play area. This park is very well kept. No high grass, No trash, Nice equipment. The park has 2 play areas. The first one is huge, and takes up the majority of the play area, and is where most of the kids play. The other is smaller, and off to the side. Perfect for that over protective parent who feels the need to isolate, but all the kids there today looked to be 3 and under. So I let my daughter go where she pleased. There is a pavilion area near the playground with a grill, and a bathroom with water fountain on the opposite side of the grounds. Behind the bathroom are tennis courts, and also a trail to walk or bike. Therw are benches all around the play area, and most of them have canopies above. There is also wall climbing and a basketball court. The main play area has shade from overhead canopies throughout the equipment, and safety rails all over. The park sits on recycled rubber, so no dirt or annoying wood chips. There is also another area of the park that has a baseball field, more pavilions, and an athletic complex. Easily one of the better playgrounds in the area. I will definitely be returning in the near future.

At the corner of Thames and Wolfe, in the heart of Fells Point, the Thames street park has just had…read morea makeover! With double the size of fenced in area previously there, there is plenty of room to kick or toss a ball, run around and play in the grass. They have also replaced the small older jungle gym with a huge playground. It has 5 slides, monkey bars, two climbing walls, a rope walk, and various areas to climb and run along. Plenty of room for a dozen or more kids without them running into each other. There are also areas to hide and seek, wheels to turn and little games to play. In all it's a beautiful little park. So why not 5 stars? They've left an odd 4 foot area unfenced. Not sure if they're just waiting for a special gate (the renovation was completed less than 4 weeks ago) or if this is a planned design but it makes it so that you have to watch the littles to make sure they don't dash out the door, so to speak, and right into the road. On a much smaller note, there are no swings, but this is not such a loss as there is so much else to do out there. Great walk, great weather, great park. Come on out and join us!

A small park located in south Baltimore. There are some good treats located around that you can…read moregrab and take a short walk around the premises. The park doesn't have a ton of green space, but it has many athletic set ups, including volleyball, tennis courts, and soccer fields. It also has a playground with swings for the kiddos. It's surely a more lowkey option for a picnic. There are also doggies bags and trash cans to promote clean up after your pets.

Latrobe Park has a soccer and football field, a tennis and basketball court, a playground for…read morechildren and a small dog park. It's a relatively clean park in a nice neighborhood. They do have some parking on the east side of the park (by the tennis courts and dog park), but you really need to rely on street parking along Fort Ave. There are some bars and restaurants nearby as well as a church right across the street.

Small but convenient park located in the Riverside/Fed Hill neighborhood. Is it my favorite park in…read moreBaltimore? No, but I can understand the draw if you have kids or a dog. There's about a one mile loop that circles the park along with a playground, swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball courts, and a soccer field. It's actually quite impressive all they managed to fit into such a small space. Definitely a great spot for sports or a quick walk. When I come to a park, I'm usually hoping for a peaceful stroll but depending on the time of day you're at Riverside Park, it will likely be full of energy and excitable children hanging out after school. Will I be in a rush to come back? No, probably not but I'm glad to see such a useful, public green space in the community.

Lovely little park with a free pool!…read more There is ample parking and lots of trees providing shade. So many people are about being active or walking their dogs. It's a very nice environment I plan on enjoying a lot this summer!

Honeygo Park is a great place to get outside & get active!!…read more It offers two baseball fields, a roller hockey outdoor rink, playgrounds (one made specifically for tots & another for the bigger kids), a nice football field, a very large indoor recreational center, athletic fields, & a path for running around the park. I have seen several dance companies use the indoor facility to teach dance (have seen little ballerinas bouncing around there). One thing that many people completely miss when visiting the park is that Honeygo also offers an extensive trail system through it's woods! Pretty neat. The trail entrance is located off the paved path at the bottom of the hill towards the back of the park (behind the fenced football field). Check it out!

Great park! Plenty of parking, walking trails, pavilions, pickleball court, playground, and a…read morecommunity center with bathrooms. I just wish there was more shade on the walking path and playground.. they get awfully hot when the sun is beating.

We decided to take the kiddies to this park for an outing. Its always said to be nice. The kids…read morewere very rude and not nice. The pavillion close had a party and the adults were smoking weed and using profanity. Kids were not friendly to little kids. There were several 2/3 yr olds but the kids 10 and older were very wild and knocking them over. There were kids riding bikes on the playground into children. They were old enough to know better and the parents knew better. I saw a boy thrust kick a 4yr lil girl in her back as she was adjusting to get off the bottom of the slide and yelled MOVE to her. Come to find out they were not together. Her Dad was very upset and so dis another Dad see it and was alarmed and said something. I would suggest to go elsewhere with your kids unless you want to box it out with parents or kids. Save the kiddies from being hurt. Its nice but the traffic it brings in isnt a mix.

I have been to this park many many times over the years for football games, baseball games and in…read morethis instant to come to the fairly new Ravens playground however, this is my first review. My daughter loves coming to the playground and frequently asked to go to the new Ravens park as she calls it. The playground has so many fun things for the kids to do. There are also a few pavilions to use for gatherings. There are a few Port A Potty available and full restrooms near the football fields. There is also a walking trail near the pavilions near the baseball fields. There is typically an Ice Cream Truck stationed in the parking lot especially on hot days. Parking is spacious and plentiful. Will definitely return and I love the newly added playground.

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.

This park is HUGE! And I love me a good park…read more I've been here a few times for road races, but never to just check out the park itself. Since retiring, I've been hitting up every outdoor space on my list. I came to walk the trail(s), but one visit is simply not enough. I see that now. I'll definitely have to come back on my bike to get the lay of the land. Random, but everytime I come to this park, my GPS takes me on a tour of the neighborhood when I can see the park is RIGHT THERE. Anyway, I came during the week and parked on a side road inside the park. Again, I'm not really familiar with the best place to park to access whatever it is I'm trying to access. I started walking on the trail and was actually hoping I didn't get lost (even though my Garmin can take me back to my starting point). I asked a woman where to go and she directed me to 'the loop'. The loop will work for today! Apparently the loop was closed due to construction. There's work being done on the water tanks (or something like that). But the loop is open, and it's a bit over 1 mile. It's smooth, and I'm already plotting to try it on my bike. But there's absolutely NO SHADE on this portion, so plan accordingly. From the loop I could see the pool, tennis courts, and basketball courts, so I made my way there, via a trail. Again, the park is huge! From my research, it's the third oldest established park in the United States! Whoa! And, it covers 745 acres of land. Like I said, you'll have to come more than once to see all there is to see. That includes the Baltimore Zoo, which is inside the park. I'll be back on my bike for more recon.