Free, peaceful, spacious enough for people with boats, bikes, kids, and events. We can walk our dog…read morein peace (they have to be leashed). There are trash bins accessible by every pavillion. There are porta potties and during spring/summer, the building facilities are open.

Nice clean marina never a wait at boat ramp mind you I haven't fished prime bass season so keep…read morethat in mind clean facility with plenty of room

Very clean and beautiful park!! Some very great views of the Susquehanna River!! Also quite a few…read moreBald Eagles that live and fly around over the river there.

Nice well kept park. Restroom facilities. There are a few walking trails, but for the most part…read morepeople come for the view over the Susquehanna River. There's one picnic table and a few other benches at the main overlook. The road leading into the parking lot is more to be desired especially when riding on motorcycles. In fact, this road is reminiscent of some Alaskan roads we've traveled on!

This loop hike is absolutely one of the best hiking experiences I've had. We had two children ages…read more6 and 9, and they were beside themselves with excitement the whole time! Be prepared to climb rocks, hoist yourself over tree trunks and get a little wet! It is a fairly difficult trail at some points- please beware of slippery rocks and other obstacles! If you have balance issues this may not be the trail for you. Bring a camera- there are beautiful water falls on the second half of the trip! *Tip: Pack an extra set of clothing and some water shoes! There are great places to splash around when you reach the midway mark in the trail!

This is one of my new favorite hiking spots. Private parking spot (small) but your car is safe away…read morefrom the road. They have four trails, blue, yellow, white and orange (which is the Conestoga Trail). We hiked the yellow and blue. Each is on either side of the creek. The trails follow the creek out to the Susquehanna. When you are nonspot hiking takes between 1-2 hours to finish the whole thing. It is so beautiful here. The path directly follows the river and it varies in difficulty from flat ground to stepping over rocks to boulder climbing. It is fantastic! You can cross various fallen trees to get to the other side of the creek (it is safe the trees are stable and huge). So peaceful and quiet, until you hear the many waterfalls and rapids! Definitely going back to cheek out more trails. Only downside is limited parking. Went on a cloudy day.

Looking for seclusion, great trails and nice waterfalls? Rock State Park has it all for a nice…read moresmall family friendly park. It is a very nice place for photography also a great lace to kick back and relax with your significant other. My girlfriend and I got some lovely pictures and it was a very nice place to just relax and enjoy each other,

[Coronavirus review] Maryland is a diverse state, and…read morefrankly this is the least interesting region of it, lacking the grace and and beauty of shale infused mountains to the west, the richness and peace of the waterside, or the dynamism and diversity of the more urban areas, Central Maryland is mostly known for farms and horses, which are nice enough but not something I drive to. This park does have some things to offer, and it is a viable destination during corona time. Parking in the "rapids" (I discerned nothing approaching white water on the lazy stream running by) is free, but yields a significant uphill climb up stairs that look like they might lead up to Shelob's lair. The park lives up to its name. If you're looking to shed some corona pounds, the trails are not long, but the changes in elevation make for a workout. The most picturesque rock outcropping challenged my fear of heights and I got the best shots I could. A wetland on the other side was a nice change of pace. I'm not a huge fan of parks that have different sites under one name, but in this case, the satellite Rocks Park sites, including Hidden Valley and a waterfall both to the north, provide a combined experience which makes the drive more worthwhile. I got a couple of hours of hiking out of the main location, but a solid half day including the other two sites, so if you're going to drive up here, you might as well check everything out.

The Park has several locations; this review is for the Jerusalem Mill Village near the…read moreheadquarters. Limited parking on a weekend. First time, there was no parking in front of it nor in the overflow parking area. Glad that I turned around and came back. Consider sharing a car or taking Lyft or Uber if you can, to save parking spaces for others Lot to see and do in the Village and beyond! Great chat to reenactors in the Jerusalem Miller's House. There are trails. I took the trail south of the Village and west of the River down to Jericho Bridge. The trail was easy to walk, comfortably soft, and dry. North of the road is the Little Gunpowder Trail

Park is nice park, a lots of tree, nice view, peaceful, but the entrance the way go in and out is…read moreawful, so many cars with high speed pass through, either you not sacred to come out with fast speed or wait for long time until less car pass through, but rarely, it not place I want to challenge, it is not safe place to deserve go.

A lovely area for a nice walk. There is a playground, a area for food, ample parking, and a great…read morewater view. It's a one stop shop to be able to spend a couple of hours outside of the house.

I walked along the Havre de Grace Promenade with some friends yesterday. The views were nice, and…read morewe saw the cutest goose family (two geese and 12 goslings). There are also some attractions along the Promenade (a lighthouse, the lighthouse keeper's house, a fish sculpture, a maritime museum, a decoy museum, and a waterfront restaurant). Walking along the Promenade and back was the highlight of our visit to Havre de Grace. It's not long, but it's a great little place to take a stop and stretch your legs if you're in the area (we were driving from Baltimore to Philadelphia and stopped for a visit to Havre de Grace on the way).

We had an amazing time in Deer Creek! Check the water levels before you go. There were some fun…read morelittle rapids but mainly a relaxing ride. Lots of wild life. Be strategic about where you park, and if you can bring two cars to make tubing more convenient!

Great fun! Just don't show up without making a reservation. They hold tubing events and their…read morelocation along Deer Creek can change based on event.

I took my boyfriend parasailing this past weekend for his birthday. He's been trying to get me to…read morego skydiving for years, but I thought this was a good compromise! We met up with Captain Glenn and after filling out some minimal paperwork, we headed out into the water. The only downside of the day was when we were informed we would not be able to ride tandem, but this did allow for more ease at getting some good photos! My boyfriend went first and really had a great time! We did the 400 foot ride, but I think next time we'll try the 800! It was a smooth ride and I barely even noticed when I was being lifted into the air or brought back in unless I looked down at the boat. The price was reasonable and the crew was nice and helpful. We will definitely be going again next summer!

We went parasailing one day this past week and came back for a charted boat ride with Captain…read moreGlenn. We very much enjoyed our trips and Captain Glenn and we are glad to be able to support a local business. Will definitely be back!