My granddaughter loves Hadley's Park. It is well designed and has special tiles that provide areas…read morethat absorb falls and scrapes in the most gentle manor. There is a castle, a pirate ship, and a frontier village to play on. Each large structure has accessible ramps for young children. There are swings, rockers, slides and other fun equipment for kids to play on. The park has baseball fields and soccer fields for kids to play games on. They get quite busy during the school year. This park was redesigned and provides a lovely area for kids to enjoy. It is right off Falls Road in Rockville.

the park is good but little kids keep tripping and getting hurt on the massive cracks on the…read morepark's floor, and the flies are relentless, there are way too many flies and mosquitos, this is NOT a good park

This is one of the larger parks I. The Kings Farm HOA complex. There are tennis courts, short…read morebasketball courts, two play grounds and a baseball field. Plenty of free open space for you to let the kids or dogs enjoy. Unfortunately the bathrooms seamed locked both times I tried on two different mornings. Plenty of tree covered walk ways all around as well as all the different flowers to enjoy.

Great park there is two sides one side of the park has the kids park and tables to picnic as well…read moreas open fields to play and run for the kids. The other side has another kids park with two tennis courts and two basketball courts. Great area to have a family day!

My family and I enjoyed playing at the playground the other weekend. It is nice that it is fully…read moreenclosed and has some benches. There's toddler-sized playground equipment in the shape of a firetruck, which was pretty perfect for my kiddos. Otherwise, there's another piece that is much bigger and definitely aimed at bigger kids. It includes a very steep slide, zip line, and fully enclosed winding slide. There are also four swings, two for younger kids and two for older kids. It's not the biggest playground, but it definitely does the trick! Parking in the library on a Sunday was clutch! It's a handy option, though I don't love having to walk along the busy road to get there.

This little gem is strictly a "kids-only" type of park. Completely re-done last year, it has…read moreswings, climbing things and all w/in a fenced area so kids don't run off into the bordering city streets. It's also a great little spot for brown-bag lunchers with a few picnic tables w/seats and a charming open-air gazebo. Not much on grass but big on shade trees,- this is a nice place to rest after shopping in Bethesda Row a block away.

BP had seen the park before, but I hadn't and I was so glad that I had the chance to explore it!…read more The park is clean, spacious, green, and beautiful. The playground has an impressive amount of equipment and there are plenty of benches and relax on. There are even hills I would want to sled off of! Oh, and so many amazing spots for photo ops. There is a shelter, but the picnic tables are in an uncovered area. It would still be a great place to have a smaller party!

Very nice clean neighborhood park. 4 basketball hoops, a long flat field where you can kick a…read moresoccer ball around. No goals though. A shelter with a couple picnic tables and a grill. Kids playground and cute bridges that go over the stream running through the park.

No swings, & if like me in the scorching summer you want to sit in the comfort of a/c while the…read morekids play you can't because they planted a bunch of bushes that block the view of the entrance/exit plus view of the playground PS - explanation for the haters, mosquitos & the sun love my body/skin which it doesn't share or reciprocate, so summer for me means itchy scratchy welts & sunburn extraordinaire - I gladly play with the kids spring, fall, & winter outdoors just in summer it's indoors or car for me, I become a hermit PPS - check out Wheaton Park or Green Park

Really nice playground, well designed and lots to do. Would recommend for kids of all ages.read more

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.

Nice little playground for kids that follows the most crucial rule of outdoor amusement in the…read moresummer - it's well shaded. There's also tennis, soccer fields, and a basketball court which may or may not be recommended during the pandemic, but if nothing else there are tons of open grassy field space (with limited shade) for socially distanced picnics or games. But the hit for us (traveling from out of town) was the small playground for our kids to play. It has a couple of slides, monkey bars, and a climbing rope. But mostly it has shade. And in July that's crucial.

Tons of free parking…read more For those with kids, this is a decent playground with tons of options such as slides and swings. Surrounded by tons of trees, you have tons of shade especially on sunny days. Located steps from a skate park, seems to attract tons of people to come here and hang out. Tons of walking space if you want to walk on trails to get a nice walk / jog.

Pro: big fields, basketball court, tennis court, playground, pool next door, decent size parking…read morelot. Con: none. Recently moved in the rockville area and while walking the dog I happen to stumble across this park behind a school. It has two large field on the upper and lower area. There is a playground, basketball court, and tennis court on the lower field. A great area to walk your dog or to let them roam free if there is nobody around. Next to the upper field I saw a community library box where you can take a book to read and then put it back or add a book to help the community. All in all, pretty great area to chill, explore, or have fun.