I went to Laurel Park for my very first time on Saturday. We bet on a couple horse races, had a few…read moredrinks and some food. The bars/restaurants inside were so much nicer than I expected. All of the staff was super friendly including the gentleman in the red suit who was going around handing out info on how to bet. As a newcomer to horse racing, I definitely appreciated it as I have a lot to learn. My first experience here was wonderful and I definitely plan on returning. I feel that it would be a great activity for a group of friends.

I went to Laurel Park for the Rose' on the Railway event and had a nice afternoon overall. It was…read morethe perfect excuse to get dressed up, take a few photos, and enjoy the atmosphere. I purchased the VIP experience, but if I'm being honest, it didn't feel very VIP. The perks were pretty limited: just a couple of extra drink tickets (which didn't do much for me since I don't drink) and individual charcuterie boards. I was expecting something that felt a little more elevated and exclusive for the price. One thing that did stand out was the facility itself. The restrooms were surprisingly spacious, clean, and beautifully decorated, definitely nicer than I expected for a racetrack venue. The event itself was enjoyable, and I'm glad I experienced it at least once. That said, it wasn't the kind of event that left a lasting impression. Nothing was wrong with it. It just didn't feel memorable enough to make me want to come back. It was boring, tbh... Ratings: - Event: (2/5) - VIP Experience: (2/5) - Atmosphere: (4/5) - Value: (2/5) Overall Rating: (2/5)

This is a review for the Big Bounce America event that was held here (June 2024)…read more No problems with entering the premise. Exiting is where there was no direction and people were kind of going every which way. However, be prepared to wait in long lines at the light onto Brinkley Rd We got passes for the Adult session on a Sunday evening. This worked out best because the Sun was going down during our 3 hour visit. Youll see children leaving from the session before , but they will all have vacated the park by the time adult sessions start. Adults are 16+ Quite a few LARGE bounce houses, shading under tents, with chairs and tables to use. Port a potties. Food trucks on site. Free places to leave your shoes and belongings if desired. Otherwise, you can take your shoes off and leave them in front of the bouncy houses. They sold water for $2 a bottle Bring your own water bottles. Wear socks with grips if you have them. Youll be taking your shoewear off often so I recommend wearing sandals that slip on/off or crocs. Bring a towel to for sweat You will get sweaty lol. All of the staff were wonderful, friendly and fun! We did the last BIG BOUNCE house entry at 830p. This was cool, because it was like a huge nighttime party outside Recommend to leave a bit early to not have to sit in traffic and waiting for people to exit the parking lot Wear sunblock & bug spray $5 parking in case, $7.50 on card

9'25'2016 Great…read morespacious and accommodating venue. The parking is convenient and accessible. I attend the first Black Owned Wine and Spirit Festival and it was very nice. The event itself was awesomely fantastic.

I have had several bad experiences over the past few months and no one to complain to. I have…read morewritten 3 notes per the request of several employee and nothing. Poor service across the board, employees allowed to make fun of customers and treat the like shit! It took almost a month to get a response on Facebook and you want my number to call me? What happens to the written complaints? Scott Saunders needs to be notified at this point. Perhaps LinkedIn is the best avenue!

Used to be a great place to bring family or date. Not any…read moremore. It is really a zero. 1. One place to get a drink. No bars. One shack for all drinks, soda or beer or wine or liquor. 15 minute wait at that shack.. And,, one 12 oz beer limit. Or, one shot limit. 2. Inside no ac 3. No food 4. Very little seating outdoors. 5. Four windows open, 20 minute wait in line...times 11 races? There are machines, but you still have to stand in a sweltering hot line for 25 minutes to get your money in the end. Don't come here for fun any more. So sad . ...two years ago it was one of the best. If you agree , don't go to Hollywood casino either to give them your money.

My children has been here for about 3 years now. They love it. Ms. SUSAN and Mr. KEN are very…read morethorough in their teaching. They have the best pricing for private lesson and trail rides in the area.

My experience at this barn was beyond disappointing. I had scheduled a trail ride for my fiance and…read moreme - as part of a full day of fun in Leesburg. I allotted plenty of time based on how long the trail ride was supposed to be. When we arrived, Kenny was nowhere to be found. We waited FORTY-FIVE MINUTES. We tried to kill time, wandering around the barn. I was appalled at the state of it - the interior and all the gear seemed extremely shabby, neglected and dirty. The horses were moderately cared for, but nowhere near as well as I've seen at other stables nearby. When they told us to choose a riding helmet, I wanted to die as I attempted to sift through the wall of spiderwebs... (see picture). When Kenny finally arrived, he gave a lame excuse that no one called to tell him we'd arrived; this in spite of the fact that we had a scheduled appointment time and several attempts to reach him - by both the staff and me - went straight to voicemail. The ride itself was fine; I appreciated going with just my fiance and Kenny as our guide. He did try to tailor the ride somewhat to our ability level, but for the price, and how much his lateness pushed us off-schedule for our other activities, I left wishing I had chosen any of the other stables in the area.

We attended the 2023 Preakness infield event. There's lots of walking to access the entertainment…read morearea. The headliner was Bruno Mars. His performance was phenomenal. The performances started at 11 am and we opted to go later in the evening for the headliner performance. Next year will will definitely get there earlier. Parking and all of the traffic was well managed but cumbersome. We chose to park in a public parking garage and Ubered over. This worked really well.

This was my first time attending Preakness and I will be back for years to come. I was lucky enough…read moreto find a great parking spot that was close to the entrance. All of the staff were very friendly and helpful)I didn't know which way to go lol). The food vendors were great and I was lucky to find a table to eat. I would recommend wearing a comfortable shoe if you're infield as there's dirt and grass. The way the stage was set up you could t see it from the food/table area but there was plenty of room near the stage. Betting was super easy as you could do it on your phone. If you chose that option be aware that you cannot cash out the money you put on there for several days.

Food was priced ok but food was also pretty lousy. Almost inedible food. Brisket was more like…read moresmall super thin greasy beef shavings. Chicken strips were cold bland oily bread with a little bit of processed chicken parts. The whole environment felt slimy and dirty. I did not feel safe. There was a biker gang there playing very crude music with the f word repeated a million times at an almost deafening volume.

Good service and food. The new expanded sportsbook is pretty impressive. If you're not a…read moregambler it all might be a bit much.

Visiting from St. Louis, MO where they have another Hollywood Casino, this one in WV far exceeds…read morethat one! Driving over from Frederick, MD to get here, it was a pretty easy drive. I was amazed to see how large the property is and that there was also a horsetrack. Entering the casino, my first thought was, Wow it smells great in here and it felt good from the AC. Whatever they are blowing through the vents, keep doing it. This casino is huge! Way larger than StL and the restaurant options were vast. The food court has 4 varieties along with a central bar and then if you make your way the opposite direction, you hit the Sportsbook, which is a 2 story restaurant and the one we ate for lunch. Arriving at the open, our assigned staff member was super friendly and very attentive. 2 orders of wings, 1 Mild and 1 Garlic Parm, Loaded Fries and a Crispy Chicken Sandwich, no Crab Dip for the order. The food took about 20 min to come out and everything was as it was ordered, hot and fresh. Note: they have good ranch dressing here. After lunch, we stayed around the property playing for about another 3 hours. As I stated the gaming floor is huge! You have to walk around to see what slots are available. I did pretty good on the Frankenstein machine, wink. Bathrooms are also very clean. I would like to see them add those card reprint machines. Otherwise, please oh please take some of this place and bring it to St. Louis.

Very smoky. I've seen high schools with better auditoriums. However the machines are EXTREMELY…read moreGENEROUS.

I love RCP Horse Center because you can just stroll around the stables and visit the horses. I…read morebring my kids here almost weekly to see what's new. The trail right by the horse barn is also a blast, leading down to Rock Creek. Along the way you can stop to visit the Capitol Stones, stones that were removed from the US Capitol during a major renovation in the 1950's (holy cow, we're not that far from being 100 years removed from that!) The horse stable offers rides, a great idea for a date or just a relaxing weekend. The rides are highly instructional and very fun. They have great holiday rides featuring Santa Claus and ponies wearing costumes. These holiday rides are wonderful for kids! If you are lucky you can see our US Park Police riding around the trails as well. The stables house two types of horses. One type is owned by people, and the others are publicly owned and range from ponies to larger horses who I think are retired race horses. Our current favorite horse is Andrew because, despite drooling a lot, is super friendly. You can't pet most of the horses much to the dismay of my kids. Almost every horse stall has a sign that warns that the animal bites. This is an absolute blast to visit and I look forward to coming here all the time. However I must comment that the people who work here, the authority figures, are generally a bit ornery and I try to avoid them. They fuss at me every single time I'm here, for making too much noise, getting too close to something, walking in the wrong spot. Just be mentally prepared to say, "Thanks, won't happen again!" It gets old real fast, but I still love the stables. It's worth commenting that I think these people believe they have our best interests at heart, but that their fussy pants attitude is so common is just frustrating and is reflected in the (universally) teenage girls who ride here, who are extremely quiet and seem scared to make a wrong move. Yes horses are extremely dangerous animals, but wow the fussing is out of control. I know this is the longest part of my review and it really bothers me, but I try to look past it and suggest you do as well. Anyways, I have to also mention that there's a big barn where they ride around and do dressage. I've watched a few dressage shows--or parts of them, I should say--and they are like silent dances in a circle with one person directing the riders what to do next. There is almost no crowd for these performances, just family of the riders.

They have not offered trail rides since the pandemic, yet appear as they do. Great facility but…read moreinaccurate information.