January 13, 2026 - Beautiful views & hotspot for nature walks and wildlife photography. We came to…read morethis area the first time to see the holiday light show at the Neabsco Creek Boardwalk in December 2025. We came back the second time to explore the park and to take a longer walk on the boardwalk. Photography by @3spade7star_photography (Ophelia & Bobby)

First time here since all my gyms are closed for at least 2-weeks! Seen a lot of people here…read morewalking themselves like I was, walking dogs, or just having the family out to get them out the house because of all this hysteria that's going on right now! I love the views and they even have a lot of stations with equipment that you can utilize to still get in a good full body workout if you use them and a little imagination! Funny thing is kind of glad to switch things up and see what's in the neighborhood because I've been here over 5-years and never venture out to any of the parks in the area. Now that I'm basically made to do this to still get my exercise on its pretty cool. Really disappointed that they taped off the exercise stations as well as they closed the boardwalk! I just come here to walk/jog just to get out the house. Good size parking lot hopefully they don't try and close that up too soon...smdh

Large park with a lot a athletic fields for sports, walking, running, children playground, dog…read morewalking, lots of parking parking area. One of the best and nicest kept in the area.

This really is a very nice park. If you are walking, they have a pretty much exact 0.75 mile paved…read moreloop that you can do. It is open, i.e. it is not through wooded areas, but it is still very nice. We went around 4:30pm on a beautiful Saturday...the first really nice day of 2026. Our first time there. The playground had a lot of kids, and there were lots of dogs on leashes. It was it really was a perfect park atmosphere. The only thing that was unusual was that the parking lots had signage reminding you to roll up your windows and lock your car before you leave your car behind to go into the park. It didn't seem like a particularly bad area but, just the same, I guess you should heed their advice.

Small park overlooking the river. Nicely kept up with a small pier, a couple of picnic tables and a…read morebasketball court.

Great little park, usually isn't busy at all. Great to walk, picnic, and enjoy the water. There's…read moreeven a mini beach to where you can touch the water.

This is park is a family favorite -- definitely one of the best playground / park complexes in the…read morearea! There are a lot of amenities (ball fields, playgrounds, tennis courts, a basketball court, covered pavilions, picnic tables, etc) & it's all typically well maintained. I noticed this morning one of the playground infant swings was missing & there is a considerable amount of confetti & trash on the ground under pavilion 1. If you haven't already, check out Cloverdale Park! Highly recommend.

Quick, kid friendly hiking trail with water access and views. We explored multiple trails ( because…read morewe got lost, turned back and took the house trail to the water and then returned to the parking lot through the marsh trail). We went on a Sunday evening in May and didn't run into any wildlife ( thankfully). The hill from the house to the water is steep which prompted us to find the trail further down the beach area to return to the parking lot. If you're lucky enough to go when the house is open the view from the long driveway through the doors to the water is breathtaking. Their rock memorial facing Africa and acknowledging the history of slavery on this land was refreshing to see. Kid friendly rating : 8/10 for walkable kids ( not stroller friendly) Bonus is the numerous historical facts signs. Restrooms: I saw a Port-o-potty but that's not a lifestyle I wish to explore. In an emergency situation I'm sure it's nice to have. Small parking lot.

[Coronavirus review] No worries about crowds here; the tiny…read moreparking lot on the main road would struggle to fit a half dozen cars, and it's a fair walk in from there, through some anonymous forest and abandoned buildings. At least there's no admission fee. Doesn't seem like much; maybe the reason no one's here is that there is no reason for them to be? But when you emerge to the small mansion that once headed a plantation, you'll be greeted with a great view and a dizzying variety of scenery from there on out. A quick jaunt down the grassy hill through a field with a gnarly-looking cactus or two leads to a beach. No, really! Bondi it ain't, but if you can satisfy yourself with a small strip of sand, little wavelets on the brackish river driven in by a mild breeze, and a variety of seashells, shorebirds, and other signs of life, this is a successful outing. This is to say nothing of the thick woods, manicured orchard of some sort, and a wetland filled with the sort of birds who seemed irked that even a single person happened by. Maryland has this sort of dynamism in aggregate, but it's amazing the diversity of environments you can experience by walking for ten minutes in this sort of park. There are drawbacks aplenty; bugs will be there and there's a lot of plastic trash and washed up tires. And honestly, the place seems to house potential to be more; if I could take a boat across to Mason Neck, I'd totally do it (not that Maryland is ever likely to cooperate with its Confederate Commonwealth of a neighbor). But I got twenty minutes walking to one end of this beach, and well over two hours in a park where I thought I'd struggle to spend one. Beggars can't be choosers, and unless you happen to have a waterside mansion, we're all begging for a bit of the great outdoors.

Took my Granddaughter to this park today, she is in town visiting for Easter. As I was pulling up…read moreto the guard post it appeared as though the scout was waving me through whenI realized he was actually telling me to stop I did. He went above and beyond to make me feel stupid, laughed and said "of course there is a fee all day everyday and there are signs everywhere " the park was littered with trash so bad that my Granddaughter even commented how nasty the park was. Pretty bad when a 3 year old notices but not the staff. But even worse to project your anger on visitors.

This state park is the best!!! Has a huge space for parking…read moreand for eating lunch but there you can also rent boats. But something that's concerning is how dirty the water is. It's filled with dead fishes, seaweed, and LOTS of bugs. Overall, this trip is fun.

This spot has great picnic areas, shade, good parking and a lot of trail options. A lot of birthday…read moreparties and photoshoots get done here but other than that lots of space!

This is a nice park that has many nice running trails, covered pavilions, and a disc golf course…read more It is part of the larger Laurel Hill Park. The trails are well maintained and are pretty long. There is an unpaved nature trail and a paved loop trail with nature views. There is also a huge green area between the pavilions where you can throw a frisbee around, fly a kite, toss a football and/or play a game of catch. It is well maintained, but is not totally level. This park seems very popular with people with 4-legged friends, joggers and hikers. The disc golf course has 18 holes, is in the woods and is in decent shape. Beware of critters such as ticks and mosquitoes if you plan on using the course. The park has adequate free parking available. The covered pavilions are nice and relatively new. They have lots of picnic tables under them and two grills per pavilion. They can accommodate for 120 to 168 people. The pavilions need to be reserved and are available for rent. I like this park, it is a peaceful, soothing no frills park with wonderful opportunities to immerse in nature. It is perfect to host events as it has lots of parking and can hold many people.

Small park located at the top off a hill after passing over the railroad tracks and a residential…read morearea. There is a short auto tour and you can also get out and hike around and see more. There is one small picnic area. Restrooms...well there are just port-a-potties. Quiet area with young trees. One thing that detracts from the park are the large power towers in the middle.