Great shop, nice selection, the guy with the glasses working in the store was super nice and…read morehelpful! Well gladly return for fireworks in the future.

I bit of a drive, yet it's the closest place to my house. Good selection, helpful and friendly…read morestaff. Great prices, buy one get two free. If it's closed, call ahead of time, they will open for you.

Great selection. Reasonable prices. Exceptional customer service . Plenty of parking.read more

Researched for a couple days on where to buy some fireworks on the way home from our Luray Va…read morevacation. All searches and reviews led to the dudes, Pyro Dudes Fireworks. You will not find the buy 1 get 2 gimmick, or the buy 1 get 1 gimmick. You will just find reasonably prices fireworks with a very knowledgeable dude to help you pick. Seriously, do not waste your time at tents or the other stands, just go here. You will get 3 to 4 times as much product for the same price. You might even get some bonus stuff at checkout. it is easily worth the 2+ hour ride to go here for my yearly display, but guess what, if you order $500 worth online, he will ship it to you for free... So now I can buy more, because I just saved gas money.. BOOM

I live nearby, and this firework store is amazing! I visit a couple times a year, and every time…read moreI'm impressed by the huge selection and the helpful staff. Everything is organized well, the prices are fair, and it's always easy to find exactly what I need. Definitely my go-to spot for fireworks!

Huge parking lot. This store seems like it was once a small movie theater…read more Massive store, high ceilings, cameras abound, tons of inventory, neatly arranged, every possible type of fireworks you could ever imagine. Prices range from $30 to $250. Expect 20% tax (different types of taxes passed onto the consumer). Do a little research on what you're looking for, what's allowed by local jurisdictions, and where to safely launch. Store staff were friendly and knowledgeable and eager to help. You can't bring lighters inside, so leave any in your car or right outside the store (which is what they suggest). There's a separate area for entrance and exit, you have to read and sign a waiver, and you have to provide personal contact info. Wear a face mask or buy one on-site. It's a process. Be kind to retail staff; don't come in with a cell phone ready to test & record their reactions to their mask policy and try to go viral. I've seen so many videos of just that at other businesses.

Nice selection and decent prices. Especially at last minute. Plus this post is giving me some free…read morestuff.

Personally I like to look and touch my fireworks for weight and balance - as well as fill versus…read moreactual powder. The fireworks are lock being aging Plexiglas and most were out of stock. there were no "good" mortar packages just the 500+ range and yeah... I'm not doing that. The have no specials "because their prices are so low" I was told. Not really feeling it.

REVIEW FOR CABINS: Decided to rent out some of the cabins with friends during THE YEAR OF THE…read morePANDEMIC. We were really happy with the cabins - we stayed in the Chestnut cabin. Here are the pluses: Price - under $50 a night. Bargain! Inside cabin: Electricity - bring a long extension cord with multi plugs. Heat - Such a plus since we were in the fall. Fan - Very useful for the summer. Two bunkbeds with bottom bunks that are either a full or queen. Long table with seating Plenty of lighting Cleaning materials - they provide a broom to keep the floor clean. Outside cabin: Outdoor plug for electricity Two picnic tables - one under shelter (so so nice!) / also next to fire ring Overhang is excellent for keeping things dry and sheltered Fire ring Due to COVID, check in is not until 5 PM. Ugh, what a drag. They did let us get in finally at 4:00 PM - after all, it was a Sunday and hardly anyone was around. Check out is 9 AM. Stay for at least 2 nights. Firewood is $7 for a small bundle. Drive around - you might find better deals from locals. Bathrooms were toasty warm and cleaned daily. We didn't use showers, but other people said the hot water was plentiful and it was cleaned well. Utility sinks are behind the bathrooms and extremely useful for dishes and other cleaning.

We visited for the "Experience Codorus Outdoors" event. We camped at the nearby campground which…read morewas super convenient to the park. I'll rate the various parts accordingly. Main park 9/10 In a word, breathtaking. You have several amazing views of Lake Marburg, which is unfortunately not a swimming lake. We visited during the experience Corodus outdoor event, so they allowed kids and adults to put their feet in. You might be able to go to one of the less populated areas and get away with swimming, but would probably be kicked out eventually. We saw a few people in the water at random spots outside of the main park. The kayak launch looks nothing short of amazing. It was closed due to the event, but I scoped it out while we walked around. It looked super easy and shallow. Campgrounds Right across from the marina. There are 4 loops, 3 mainly for tent camping and smaller RVs, and giant sites for the HUGE RVs. You do have to make your way through loop C (tents) to reach loop D, which can be pretty tight especially when people stupidly park their car(s) in the road. The sites were spacious and quiet. We were at loop C right next to the bathhouse. I would stay at the site again except the doors swing shut HARD. Nothing like waking up from a dead sleep when someone exits the bathroom and the door slams shut. There are utility sinks near the bathrooms which was a nice touch for those of us using reusable dishes. There's a small playground for young kids. It was perfect for my 5 year old, but my 12 year old would have been bored quickly. They also offer church services on Sundays which was a nice touch. They have a private launch that is VERY remote. Good because other boats aren't flying through. Bad because if something happens and you need help, there likely won't be any. We launched a double inflatable kayak without issue, but realized we were pretty much on our own if anything went wrong. Marina 2/5 Lots of spaces to park and plenty of paved trails to walk around. We were looking for a place to launch our inflatable kayak. This didn't seem like a great option with the rental house open. If it was closed, it might be better. Unless you own a boat or want to walk, there's not much to do here (to be fair it is a marina). Visitor Center- 2/5 Sad. They had a bird watching widows but guess what? All of the bird and squirrel feeders were empty. There were a couple displays with taxidermy animals, but not much else sadly. Other than a bathroom break, there really wasn't much to do here. Experience codorus outdoors- 3/5 There were lots of activities for kids and families. A rock climbing wall, pontoon ride, splash in the water, slip and slide, food trucks, obstacle course, kayaks, and SOOO many other things. It was a great event and we had a blast. There were a few things that could be improved (I plan to send this to the codorus outdoor committee as well) - Offer double kayaks. Some of the kids who went solo didn't look old enough to navigate a kayak alone. They offered to allow my 5 year old to go, but that seemed dangerous to me. Why they didn't offer any double kayaks is beyond me. It seemed like lots of families with smaller kids were turned away. - The water fountains weren't working. For an event that has probably the highest number of people at the park, they should have offered some water for people to drink besides paying at food trucks. Oversight on the part of the committee. -Our pontoon boat driver was a grump. I innocently asked why people were not allowed to swim in the lake. Instead of informing an out of towner who was curious, he responded with a super condescending tone like "Duh, how did you not know that!?" We will definitely be back when the place is less crowded and access to the kayak launch site is available.

I love this park! Love the trails, the lake, the picnic areas, and boat rentals…read more Wish the park would keep the beach swimming area clean. There's always loads of geese/dog poop. The sand should be combed daily no matter if it's closed. Twice I've gone there and swimming is closed due to contamination or algae.

Lovely park! I've mostly done hiking there which has always been great. It's beautiful and there's…read morelots of space.

Want to celebrate the 4th without having to camp out all day like at the National Mall ?! If…read morethat's the case, then drive up to Laurel, MD to celebrate the 4th on the 5th of July! This annual event provides plenty of food and free parking with a live band ! The Oracle Band performed from 4pm to 9pm singing some old and new school lyrics ! The fireworks started at 915pm and lasted until 10pm. The choreographed firework show was amazing with the lights reflecting off of Laurel Lake. The community in Laurel truly appreciates this family event as the entire firework show was funded by donors. 1. Arrive two hours early to stake your seating 2. Park half at least half a mile away if you plan to stay for the entire fireworks show otherwise you'll be stuck in traffic inside a parking lot for 1 to 2 hours 3. Bring plenty of food and snacks but no alcohol 4. Last but not least, have a Happy 5th of July in Laurel !

We started at the Purcelville Trail and road 22 miles(11 out and then back). The first 2 to 3 miles…read morehad a lot of street crossings. After that they were not as frequent. Paved with a yellow divider line Somewhat narrow Very busy with bilers, walkers, runners and baby carriages. Road bikers we all riding very fast as noted in other reviews. Several benches for breaks, a few portable outhouses and bike stations Beautiful scenery. We plan on making the full trip to Dupont Circle sometime

Thank you Purcelleville for having this public parking area in town. Right at main Street…read more I met my hiking friend here and we set out for our hike today. When we drove back from our hike, the car was here and just fine. Plenty parking. Great location, next to the W & OD trail, which I used to walk on breaks, when when my company was located in Sterling on the Blvd.. always be alert. Always be safe. Look behind you intermittently. Let family or friends know where you are. Never know. Every town is safe til it's not.