Membership requirements are unnecessary and barely even regulated at the location. This is a state…read moreregulated park that requires owners to have a pet license. I've never heard of a dog park requiring a pet license just for membership to an outdoor park. Not only would puppy owners need to pay a $40 annually access fee, but also a liscense fee AND an additional $10 fee if you have a second dog.

I give this park a big 1-star for looking good from outside of the fence. But no giving any…read moreindications to visitors that this place is members only until after you've driven down a long drive to reach the park and your dogs are all excited. Big disappointment for my mutts. They don't even give you the option to "pay to play" like Worthington in Ellicott City. Big thumbs down for the lack of notice to those who are just passing through. Put a sign up at the entrance to the drive, MEMBERS ONLY.

Not sure if anyone will check Yelp for dog parks but if you're anything like me, hi and I hope my…read morereview helps;) Yes... this dog park is open. Open until sundown. Lots of dogs typically around 5 (apparently... today was my first time here with my dog but I spoke to a few people) Yes... there is an entry fee of $5 and proof of vaccination IS required. If you find the park to your liking, as long as your dog is up to date on vaccination, you are eligible for a one year membership which is only $40, the $40 will be good for up to 3 dogs that are your own (meaning, you don't have to pay $40 per dog if you have more than 1). I spoke to the lady who runs the park- she is very very sweet. She told me there is a Facebook group called Maryland dog park community. It seems there's lots of pictures and videos and events posted in this account, all from this location. I'm looking forward to getting this membership and bringing my pup here! For more info, I recommend checking out their Facebook page!

So spacious for little dogs. The grass is green. There are toys likely left over from other…read morevisitors. The dog parents were nice and responsible

It's a lovely day in a beautiful park with trails as easy or as challenging as you'd like to…read moreexperience. Make no mistake, this isn't the Appalachian Trail but it's a convenient break from some of the rocky trails of Pennsylvania and the scenery is beautiful here. The nature center isn't open today because it's Labor Day so no bathrooms, but there are porta-potties near the picnic areas. When open, it's fun to check out the small animals and exhibits inside. Oregon Ridge is a fun place to come to for a change of scenery from Central Pa.

I hadn't been out to OR for a long time but had the opportunity to enjoy some nature and food truck…read moretacos on a beautiful Baltimore day. The trees are in full bloom, everything is green and bursting with life and it was peaceful in this place. Beware of the poison ivy though - it's everywhere and it's YUGE!

It's always cool to happen by a really park that you have no idea exists, with Lake Roland being…read morejust that. The park has hiking trails, a nature center, picnic spots, a playground, and a dog park, all adjacent to Lake Roland. I recently discovered that canoeing, kayaking, fishing, and birdwatching and local favorites, too. Sometimes I go just to zone out while enjoying the weather or just taking a quick nap in the car. Very peaceful spot.

Lake Roland will always be one of my fav spots to unwind . It's the Perfect place to chill , walk…read morethe trails , fish or Canoe . It's Dog & Kid Friendly . The have a covered space to rent out for Birthday Parties etc . There's a parking lot or you can Park at the Light rail entrance and walk along the wooden path .

If you survive the trek along the boardwalk, the hill climbs and the mistaken finish, the dog park…read moreis probably plenty rewarding. for dogs. At 86 I couldn't make it. The maps show roads that bring you closer, but I couldn't find them. Kind of annoying and definitely frustrating. Would love to meet up with the planner for this death course and express my appreciation for his zealous love of nature.

We made our first visit as new members yesterday. The dog park is located on the peninsula at Lake…read moreRoland and about a 10-15 minute walk to get to depending on which parking lot you choose. We always opt for the light rail parking lot so our route is longer. The first thing I noticed about this one is that they do not have a designated small and large dog side like our regular park. Just one big open space. Fortunately all of the big dogs were well behaved and welcomed my sweet 14 lb Frenchie with open paws. The ground is mostly dirt and small patches of grass here and there. A lot of large rocks make great seating areas. On a sunny day, I didn't notice a lot of available shade. We brought our own water and bowl so I also don't know if any are provided. Overall this is a decent, fairly large dog park. Your dog just needs to feel up for walking a little before getting all it's zoomies and energy out off-leash. The keypad to get inside isn't as nice as the card scanner at our other park; I had to really be certain I was pressing the buttons down hard enough to accept the code.

This is a phenomenal dog park all the way at the end of the road. They have a small dog section,…read moreseparate from the large dog section. Most patrons are friendly and respectful of dog park etiquette. I have never encountered a reckless owner or aggressive dog. There are benches and chairs and lots of trees that provide shade from the sun. There is a concrete pad with dog bowls and kiddie pools. There is a water hose that you can use to replenish the water bowls and pools. The grass and dirt areas are maintained well. I really like this park!

This is my pups favorite dog park! There's lots of space, like it's massive!, and almost always a…read moregood amount of dogs for him to play with! The hose and small pool let's dogs cool off on hot days as well as shaded, grassy areas. I've seen nothing but respectful owners who are diligent about cleaning up their dogs waste and supervising their fur babies. On hot or dry days it can be a little dusty and if the hose and pool is full it can get a little muddy, so maybe bring a brush or towel if you don't want your seats dirty but I highly recommend it! Also it's usually best to wear shoes or pants that aren't your favorite as some dogs jump up to say hi with wet and dirty paws lol They even have a rack for you to hang your leash and things which is nice to be able to be hands free. It's a bit of a drive for us but with how exhausted he is when we go home it's so worth it!

Huge park with restrooms! I will definitely return to fully explore it. There is a convenience…read morestore opposite the park makes for a great impromptu picnic. The pup loved it.

This is a wonderful dog park.Very nice well maintained and there are grassy areas in the enclosed…read moreareas . They have different fenced in areas based on the size of your dog.

It is a grate dog park with 3 different pens for dogs to explore in and the park also has a walking…read morepath for people who want to walk there dog . I would definitely give this amazing dog park five stars.

We live in DC but stopped here on the way home from Frederick to let our dog run a bit. Dogs and…read morepeople are super friendly! They were very welcoming. Our dog made some great friends, especially with a 5 month old German Shorthair Pointer. She's definitely tired now and ready to be calm.

No issues regarding the dog park. It appeared very clean. However, my son had to use the bathroom…read morebefore football practice across the way in the Harper's choice middle school field. There isn't a bathroom exactly near the field, and I asked a lady who was working in the booth at the dog park yesterday evening if he could use the portable potty (I understand and am aware it wasn't a public restroom) and she said "no because you and those people on that football team are always causing problems". That situation was very frustrating and unhelpful, especially when an 8 year old child has an urgent bathroom need. I am also aware park booth attendants must follow site rules, but refusing a child in an emergency due to unrelated group issues lacks basic common sense and empathy.

I went to this dog park recently and had a great time. I don't actually have a dog, but it was fun…read moreto play with the dogs. By that, I do not mean I throw a stick, and they catch them. I mean that I would pretend to be a dog and play with the dogs themselves. If anyone were to catch a stick it would probably be me, because a little kid saw me at the park and got very frightened and threw a stick at me. It left a huge bump on my head and the other dogs decided to gang up on me and beat me up. In conclusion, I give this park 4/5 because I had a fun time but there are way too many sticks and the dogs that beat me up stole my wallet.

I love tulips, so when I read about this place, I couldn't wait to visit. It's located as the…read morecenter of an expensive Baltimore block, surrounded by million dollar homes. There is no start or end, so just park on one of the surrounding streets and walk over. We were there the third weekend in April, and while the tulips were definitely past their peak, and many were completely gone, there were plenty of flower beds of tulips still blooming. Plus, almost all of the azaleas were blooming. I loved that they had so many different colored tulips and azaleas. They did different combination of colors in all the different flower beds, so we ended up seeing some surprisingly beautiful displays, even with some tulips no longer blooming. We weren't there very long because it was cold out, but this would be a great spot for engagement pictures or a picnic.

Sherwood Gardens is a privately owned community park in the Guilford neighborhood of Baltimore. A…read morenonprofit raises money for the gardens' maintenance and the spring planting. Although it's a privately owned park, the gardens are open to the public, with street parking on all sides. Up to 70,000 tulip bulbs are planted annually along with other spring flowering bulbs. The gardens are charming but as with anything spring-related, spring is shorter and shorter and less and less predictable. Use your best judgment to get the photos you see here. This spring, we had a mid-April heat wave and by this past Saturday, the tulips were already looking quite rough and the daffodils were gone altogether. For the best blooms and pictures, pay attention to the weather. The spring flowers were most beautiful early in April this year and the heat wave cut their beauty a bit short this year. When we visited on Saturday, it was certainly still a lovely place for a walk, and we did see plenty of people taking pictures and enjoying the gardens. However, it wasn't as beautiful by then as we might have expected for early April. A lovely little park. You can take a walk, read a book, take photos, enjoy a picnic... Certainly take advantage if you live in or are visiting this area of North Baltimore - especially in those weeks of the years when the tulips are in full strength and beauty!