My granddaughter loves Hadley's Park. It is well designed and has special tiles that provide areas…read morethat absorb falls and scrapes in the most gentle manor. There is a castle, a pirate ship, and a frontier village to play on. Each large structure has accessible ramps for young children. There are swings, rockers, slides and other fun equipment for kids to play on. The park has baseball fields and soccer fields for kids to play games on. They get quite busy during the school year. This park was redesigned and provides a lovely area for kids to enjoy. It is right off Falls Road in Rockville.

Great park/playground. Very clean, spacious and I like that there is a lot of people around but it…read moredoesn't feel crowded. The view is nice and the overall landscape looks great. Nice place to take your kids (of all ages) There is a nice picnic area and other spread out picnic tables. The portable potty's were clean and stocked with toilet paper and sanitizer. Great experience, will return.

Really good place to go. For people with kids. Really clean place and nice people. Nice basketball…read morecourts outside.

This park is pretty great. For kids' playgrounds, it has two: one for 2-5 year olds and another for…read morethat and older kids. It also has picnic tables, tennis courts, basketball courts, and some sort of building/center. The sign on the building stated no public restrooms.

Great Park for toddlers! We met a nice family that invited my daughter to their daughter's…read morebirthday, that they were having that day at the park.

Love this park! It has an awesome kids playground good for toddlers and older kids! Tons of slides,…read more4 swings and a tire swing! They have a sand volleyball court, a soccer field, a baseball field and a softball field. They have restrooms that get about a 3 star rating, but get the job done. It's a popular park and there is a lot of parking.

Definitely a nice local park. This is more for people with little ones. Kids will enjoy the…read moreplayground. They definitely have some nice equipment. There's some good trees to enjoy. It's certainly an oasis from the city environment. Come if you are close. If driving a ways not worth it. This area is super busy. Traffic can be a real challenge. Parking for the most part isn't too bad. Am grateful for this park, and hope it stays in its current location. Yet the area is known for parks, and there are better ones.

Not far from Quincy Park is another public park easier to miss since it's nestled within a…read moreneighborhood. Park on the street and follow the signs for this medium-sized park. There's a track around the playground and green space that kids ride scooters and bikes on. The playground itself is built more for older kids with ropes to climb to access the slide. There's enough shade and places to sit. Sadly, there aren't restrooms.

Always on the lookout for new parks, we came across Clemyjontri as we wanted to see if there was…read moreany good parks around the area. Celmyjontri looked like it was the best that was close by. They have a merry go round, and is a big park. Enough for kids of all ages to run around and get rid of all their energy. The carousel though is open on weekends and is $5 per ride. You can also open for private events, but I don't know how much extra that would be. It seems that it's a pretty popular park for birthdays as every time we've been here there was a party going on. Overall, this is a great park and if you have kids, is definitely a place to check out.

This park has a great mix of playground equipment (specific sections with swings, slides, a maze,…read moreetc), a carousel, and nice walking paths. I like how it is super accessible and inclusive. The grounds are clean and well taken care of, and there's plenty of parking, picnic spots, and restrooms.

New, clean, and well maintained park. Great place to shoot hoops or play tennis. Only a few…read morededicated parking spots but there is neighborhood street available. There is also a picnic shelter but there is only one table to use.

Must visit this hidden park! Something for everyone .. basketball bbq benches toddler and young…read moreplay areas all NEW !

David M's photos are misleading. I went to this park and did not see the body of water that he…read moreposted for this park. No clue why he would post pictures that are not related to this park. I wasted my time going to this park. It's a small park.

Such an amazing place for kids! My daughter absolutely loves coming here ( and I love how wore out…read moreshe is when she gets home!) They have great prices ( especially during the week) I'll be back!!

Great place to let the littles burn off some energy during rainy, hot, or cold days! It's not as…read morebig as other indoor play gyms, but they keep the place pretty clean, and it's in the mall! I've seen them really disinfect after birthday parties. I like that they have a few slides, so there isn't a back up or long wait for kids to slide.

Great playground with various stations for different age groups. It's about a 5min slow walk to…read morethe Cabin John mini train. Tickets are still $4/person and runs every 3min during season. There are many benches and shelters all over the park. Wonderful place to meet up for play dates when weather is good!

Juneteenth at Scotland --Historical African American Community in MoCo (Now Cabin John Park)…read more Now that it's been Federal Holiday for a few years, this past Juneteenth (June 19) we celebrated African American Freedom from enslavement on this occasion. There were food trucks, vendors and fireworks to help celebrate. It's bring your own chair and arrive early, or park at the mall or somewhere close by. So many people fought to enshrine and mark this special day, as an official holiday. I'm glad others are learning about the holiday. How we celebrate in MoCo County is unique, so incredibly special that people travel from all over the state and region to see our fireworks. Next June, you should consider coming out to celebrate with us.

Coming here reminds me of when I was a young kind being picked up in a yellow school bus. I think…read moreabout the talks I had with my so called friends and all the stupid stuff we came up with. The ways of entertaining ourselves could get quite imaginative. Looking around see a kids playground and think of the old school jungle gyms and the extremely large climbing sets some parks use to have. They have now gotten smaller and safer, but I see some of the old designs this playground. I think about the how I got picked up in a yellow school bus and how at times I mouthed off to two different drivers. If I could go back in time I would have smacked myself. This would be very dangerous, because the same matter can't occupy the same space...but I digress. I am now working for a company that transports kids to and from school kids and now I am the driver. I have cool kids right now, but as my career goes on, I am certain that I will run into the rude kid at some point. It's all about how I handle it. Yelling and screaming back at the kid may or may not fo much...but it's not the road I wish to follow. I look at the fields in the park area and see football games, American Football games, many other events that schools and after school programs can come up with. I saw a picture of kids and teachers holding a rainbow colored cloth with a hole in the center and remember the games our teachers came up with this cloth. This park brings back memories from what I did as a kid. I wonder what these kids will remember when they become 41. The cell phones are their thing now, when it was books and magazines and dare I say it...Nintendo Power Magazine. Ahhhhhh the olden days...but olden days for whom?

A fantastic family park. Nice and quiet in the mornings and can be energetic and playful on the…read moreweekends. I love walking my dog here. I love how they keep this park clean and safe. I hear that there are pick up soccer games here too?