This park was recently redone and is filled with fun for all ages and abilities. There is a little…read morekid and big kid side all with a bay view and a big grassy area to play. It has a waterbottle fill station and plenty of seating. Shade is a minimum and there are no bathrooms around. There is a port a potty across the street. Loved this park and will frequent it with my kids.

We make an effort to go to Bayside Park every year. They have two major sets of play equipment one…read morefor the smaller kids and another for the bigger kids. There is also a set of swings that is separate from the other two. There is a combo of natural mulch on the one part and rubberized mulch that is paved on the other half. Both playsets have multi-tiered areas to play on and under. Monkey bars, climbing walls, several slides and secret fossils and a few service windows to play "ice cream shop or food delivery" is also a nice touch. The park is open from dawn til dusk usually the park is empty but every once and a while friends will stop by and play. If you do come in the early morning remember to bring a little towel or rag to dry off the slides as the morning dew almost always leaves a puddle at the bottom of the side and no one likes a wet bottom.

For the past few years, we've traveled to Ocean City, Maryland and arrive on Sundays. Our Sunday…read moreitinerary always consists of coming to this park for their "Sundeas in the park ". There is street parking or a lot parking available. I do recall one year due to the Marlin tournament. Parking was difficult and we did park a few blocks away. Overall the walk was not bad and it was well worth it. I recommend bringing chairs or a blanket. If you plan to stay a while. On Sundays, they have a live band, ice cream for purchase, a playground, pond, and lots of open grass for family and friends to enjoy. Everyone's favorite part is the Sunday fireworks show. The show is great! We will continue to add this park to our Sunday fun day while in Ocean City.

What a cool park!! I followed my fellow Yelpers here and it…read morewas Bette than I had expected! Huge, clean, gorgeous scenery of the water and more! Baseball field, huge kids playground for all ages, an adult outdoor workout area under a tent, nice bike path, gazebo, bridge and lovely grounds for soccer, football or a picnic.

White Horse Park has been a wonderful part of Ocean Pines since the beginning of this community…read more The addition of the new community center has really expanded the possibilities of this facility. In addition to multiple childrens play areas, there is a large HUGE pavilion for concerts and parties. Every Thursday during the warm weather, free concerts are held there. The playgrounds are seperate and graduated by age group (baby, preschooler and grade schooler). There are over 40 acres of woodland to explore, in addition to a boat slip that lets you access the canals of the Pines. All in all, this a great, shady (TONS of Pine trees) Park in Ocean Pines.

Cute little park bayside on 28th St/Robin Dr. We usually go to Northside Park, but wanted to try…read moresomething new. I was pleasantly surprised that this park seems like it was remodeled in the past few years and is very nice. There is a large playground structure with multiple slides, monkey bars, and climbers. It's geared towards the over 5 crowd, but my toddler managed fine with some assistance from mom and dad. There are 4 swings, 3 benches, and an open area with trees that would be a nice spot to picnic or hang out. The only negative is that the park is right off of the street so be careful if your kids are runners. It's a small park so no bathrooms or anything like that. Definitely worth checking out while you're in OC.

Playground, pavillion, pickleball courts... all hidden in a little residential perimetered block…read more It was walkable (though a bit far on a seriously hot day) from our place on 141st, and was a great place to take the kids to run off some energy! I thought the playground was in exceptional shape, and though it had other visitors each time we went, was never overly crowded. The pickleball courts seemed to be well-used, too, and the overall facility was very well maintained. There is a small parking area for maybe 8 cars or so, and I don't believe street parking was available immediately outside the driveway, but it was surely sufficient for most visits.

Ocean City Boardwalk is an ocean side board (wooden planked) walking area surrounded with…read moreactivities, eateries, ice cream parlours and a couple of Ferris wheels operating. A small museum providing insightful local history which can be of interest to the visitors, especially the kids, is also there. Buzzing with tourists aswell as locals, there is lots of excitement to be seen around. Metered parking spots are available at a short walking distance. Next when travelling to Ocean City MD, give the place a try, especially during the evenings.

Wow! What an experience! My first visit to the Boardwalk was for Oceans Calling; I've never…read moreexperienced a music festival with so much support and community. The festival encompassed and closed off portions of the Boardwalk and it was amazing being able to support local businesses (in their business!) while at a festival. The community here was top notch, and the festival organizers really did an amazing job. Have to call out the staff at the Boardwalk public restrooms - they kept the women's room pristine! Never, EVER have I experienced such clean restrooms at a music festival OR at a public beach.

$10 a day for a small plot of Astro turf next to a rock pile and a handful of dog owners clearly…read morenot paying attention to their poorly socialized dogs. I wouldn't have gone in even if I could have figured out how to pay the absurd entrance fee. Better to just dodge enforcement elsewhere than whatever this is.

Ya need to register your dog out of town peeps because stone cold said so, or whoever the guy was…read moreat the dog park! Registration cost $40 ish cool little place for the dogs but they are always cooler than people. Kids park close by and the art museum made it worth while.

Address is 12848 Ocean Gateway, not the location listed…read more West Ocean City Park and Ride allows visitors to park without additional congestion on the boardwalk. Optimally located near Food Lion, Outlets and hotels. Stop here for Popeye's or Chinese takeout before hitting the beach. Park car and take free shuttle to beach. No overnight parking with oversized vehicles towed before 6am. Save money for funnel cakes and amusement. Homer Grudelsky Park is nearby with scenic views and bridge walk. Free shuttle to beach is seasonal: May to intermittently in October. Shore Transit Bus 203E from Salisbury stops here and goes to Beach when shuttle is not available. Many OC hotels charge for parking or allow only one car. OC overnight street parking is possibly bayside if you can find it.

Deducting points for the lockers - both for the poor signage and having only one screen for all…read moreguests to access their lockers. On busy days like today, there was a line just to open your locker. Another drawback is the amount of people that drop their towels and shoes on chairs and don't return all day. It was very hard to find a place to sit down and I feel that staff should manage this, again, especially on busy days. Overall, we had a great time and the rides were all very fun. Make sure to get the family pack of 4 tickets if you have as many people - you'll pay less per ticket. And bring in your own cooler with food and drinks.

We recently visited this water park and had a great experience! My son had such a great time, and I…read morewas especially impressed by how helpful, friendly, and attentive the lifeguards were with the kids. It definitely made me feel more comfortable knowing they were paying such close attention and genuinely seemed to care. Great job to the entire lifeguard team and staff ! In particular "Javi" And "Alexia" my 8 year old made sure to ask them for their names so that I could give them a five star review. We'll definitely be back!