Tons of free parking. Located on Georgia Ave. tons of activities for kids to play of all ages…read more There are a few public tables to seat and eat. Much bigger park than others. They offer tons of swings, slides, rock climbing and mini obstacle courses. Free parking along Georgia Ave

I love this 2 acre park. It's a perfect meeting place for friends, and way more peaceful than…read moreWheaton Regional Park. Ebonne B.'s review pretty much sums up all it has to offer. It's easy to park on the street (Spring or First Ave). The Metro is less than 1/2 a mile away. When i taught at the language college nearby, many of the students would go here to relax. We had picnics here when the weather was nice. I am not sure if it is dog friendly, but MCCPC plans to build a dog park in the park off Ellsworth in the near (hopefully) future.

I have wonderful memories of this place. What not to love?!…read more Countless of BBQ with my family and friends. My littles would love coming here and love going on the trains or carousel or the picnics we would have when I was a sahm. So many nice comminuty events held here etc. The parks been through a lot of renovations. One section has really clean bathrooms and there's an exercise stations which is geared for most ages. There's a part here that will connect you to Brookside Gardens. The park is very well maintained.

This park was so much fun. Great play equipment, lot of pavilions, and plenty of places for adults…read moreto hang out in the shade. There was not a lot of shade on the actual park and my kids got hot, but Kona ice was in the parking lot so they were happy about it. We also rode the carousel which was fun. $4 a rider and adults have to pay to assist their little under the 42 inch height requirement. The train was the same, but it was closed for repair the day I was there. The biggest downfall was I could only find portapotties. However, this park was a lot of fun to visit for a day.

Love it here. So safe and peaceful. Everyone is very nice and it's super clean. But not so clean…read morethat your kid won't get a little dirty from running around. Nice basketball courts and tennis courts. Big soccer field.

This is a cute playground outside of Friendship Rec center in the Upper northwest part of DC. I…read moretook my toddler here on a Tuesday afternoon. It was pretty quiet (just nannies and a few kids) until the private schools let out and kids in Gucci shoes followed by moms in neon colored Chanel boots showed up and it became quite crowded. We left not too long after this because a few of these unruly children who were not being watched by their moms repeatedly tried to bully my 2 year old out of the sand area. Before these children arrived, we had a great time with the various slides and toys left behind in the sand. There's lots of open space, tennis courts, and a separate section for older kids. Parking is on the street and highly coveted. I noticed many cars circling on our way out. It looks like there's a splash pad here as well. I might take my son back here but would definitely choose to come earlier than later.

It was a nice little garden while it lasted. Was not super noticeable though. Inventa turned it…read moreinto a small park.

An extremely well kept green space at the corner of Georgia and Wayne that also borders the Green…read moreTrail, I've walked past it a couple of times between my hotel and my customer's office. The garden is surrounded by an imposing steel fence but the sign clearly notes that this is open to the public during daylight hours. Stone borders keep the dirt tidy for the trees and provide a shady spot to sit and enjoy the greenery. There's also a small playground area in the shade. Neat spot. Maybe I'll bring my lunch here this week...

One of Maryland's most beautiful trails! It runs about 10 miles long. I enjoyed a nice 4-mile walk…read morehere on Good Friday. It's very scenic for walkers, runners and bikers. Encountered some deer along the way. I would visit here again.

This stretch of greenway runs through parts of the Takoma Park/Silver Spring area. The road is a…read morebit dodgy and has some weird turns. Walking gets you a pleasant experience with numerous footbridges crossing the small creek and a playground and some other handy facilities. You wouldn't come here to seek out this park from anywhere else as there are grander spots aplenty. But it makes a nice neighborhood resource in a generally green region.

My friend wanted to meet up at this park so we can play tennis for the first time this season. It's…read morea fairly spacious park right in between a busy main street and a residential neighborhood. It has been a long time, and I knew I was going to be rusty, so I got to the tennis court early and was going to practice hitting against the tennis wall (is there a name for it?)... Not every tennis court has one so I was happy to see it. But then I realized I had to use the bathroom. That turned into a 20 minute ordeal. I parked on the side of the park farthest away from the tennis courts, so walking around took a bit. I only counted three porter potties in the entire park, and one was locked. The other two were a good 5-minute walk away, actually right outside my car... And they were not kept up well. And the hand sanitizer/soap in mine was empty. During this time, my friend arrived, who also had to use the bathroom haha. When we finally return to the tennis courts, we actually didn't end up playing because he observed so many noticeable cracks and the sagging nets. We didn't think we would get a good game in, so we actually left. This park seems great for locals within walking distance and for their massive fields and just getting a nice stroll in. But I wouldn't come here for tennis. And make sure you use the bathroom before you go!

Tons of free parking. Main entrance is off of University Blvd…read more If you are in need of a park to take your family and kids to, this park is a good option. Located blocks away from the local Safeway grocery store, this local neighborhood park is a great place. We came here one weekend with our family and there is plenty of parking here. There is a large field where we saw teams playing sports outside. There is a long trail for those who like to ride their bikes and or jogging. If you walk through the paved trail, you will come to a fairly large playground. Actually, there are two playgrounds that are walking distance from each other. Literally a minute walk away from each other. One seems to be an older playground and it appears the other playground is more renovated. They have tons of options for younger and older children to play. A list of activities within the playground are swings, slides, rope climbing, fire trucks, motorcycles, swinging seats and electronic sound boards for children to press on. Please note that as of May 2022, it appears the electronic sound board with buttons is out of battery. So you wont hear any sounds from it. There are tons of trees in this park so you can find some relief for those hot sunny days. There are benches throughout the park so you can take a seat and people watch. There are multiple parking lots here so there will be plenty of parking. On days where there are social / sports events, parking might get filled up faster. However, we did not have any trouble finding parking. If you are in need of a park with lots of things to do, this place is a good option. It's not big like the Wheaton Region Park, but its a nice playground area. Nice trails and plenty of grassy areas to sit and relax. Good spot for yoga too if you need a nice and calm place to practice.

Amazing park with great playground, horses, and sports facilities. I am suprised I did not know…read moreabout this park until I was invited for a charity walk here.

Love this park and it's trails. Nice bit of nature hidden between residential areas and highways…read more Easy walking with nature views: trees, a little body of water and deer up close and personal. It's quiet and people walking the trail are friendly the couple of times I've been. Ample parking in the parking lot as well.

My kids(5 years, 3 years and 10 months old) and I went to the playground during a weekday, between…read more10 a.m to 11:30 in June. Less crowded but there were kids from locals and they looked like among 2-7 years old. The gyms were well designed for the purpose of safety but the ground was not covered by a mat so I was not comfortable to let the last baby walking. The gym was close by a parking and could get there by a stroller. A lot of tree made shadow so parents can sit down under shadows and be cool.

What a great, clean playground. This American Indian playground is designed for kids about 18…read moremonths- 5 years old. I love how slides are short so it's safe for the little ones to go by themselves. Part of the playground is covered in wood chips and the other part is made of soft rubber mat. The wood chips look very clean. The equipment here are also very clean and well-maintained. When we went to this playground, it didnt seem overly crowded as well so the little one had a blast. After familiarizing with the place, she had to courage to go explore the playground. She had a blast there. We will definitely be including this in our list of playgrounds to continually visit.

This is a review for the park attached to the community center. We came here because we were…read moreexploring all the PG Parks Imagination Playgrounds. Unfortunately, this park has not been maintained well. Many of the other parks on the list. Still look new and taken care of. That is not the case here. Also, this is not a great park for children under five. There's not much that they can do.Glad it's in the neighborhood but not worth traveling to visit.

Nice playground. Plenty of parking, shade, tons of swings, and lots of interesting equipment for…read morekids to explore. One of PG County's Imagination Playgrounds, this one is called "Ocean Voyage Playground."

Wonderful community center. I go for the tennis courts but there is basketball, baseball, and…read moreplaygrounds. A wonderful green space in the middle of the city. The tennis courts are good fun. Lots of community spirit, music, and local flavor. Usually can be a waiting line but the courts are decent and also well lit

I've been a resident in this neighborhood for 13 years and just started using the Fitness Center at…read moreTakoma. I've had good experiences for the last few weeks, until today. It's the first time I've walked in and multiple residents are having problems scanning in or the woman working the front desk "can't find" multiple accounts. Longest line I've seen yet. I haven't had problems scanning in until today and my ID has been scanned each time by other employees (who were courteous and pleasant). Gabrielle lectured me on creating an account, then gave very confusing and contradictory directions on how to unlock the account. I finally left, sat in the car, and figured it out myself. I went back in and she just wanted to see confirmation and didn't even scan me. She was condescending, rude, and lacked basic customer service skills. Do what you can to avoid Gabrielle! She clearly doesn't know how to do her job and likes to create drama for residents. What a waste of everyone's time!