This is the smoothest park I have yet to find on the EC. This is the best park to learn in, there…read moreare great features for all skill levels. You can Easily spend the whole day. Plenty of flow. Nice little bowl, great concrete work. It's a piece of heaven. Rails, ledges, hips, 1/4's, banks, it's just dreamy.

My son loves this skatepark. It's all concrete, wide, spacious and lots of ramps of various ramp…read moresizes. It's clean too! There are many people of different abilities that come here. I brought my 2 year old and 4 year old. You'd still have to watch out for them but the older kids didn't seem to mind them. There are red picnic tables for snack time. Lastly, there is parking next to the park - I'm estimating the lot could hold about 20 cars. But if the lot is full, there's street parking too.

Awesome Indoor skate park for ALL instruments of the shred (skateboarding, BMX, Scooter, In Line…read moreSkate). Cool retro arcade (on the smaller size) Great atmosphere! Dirt cheap pricing!

Parking: free, multiple lots and parking wasn't an issue for us. There were also people constantly…read morecoming and going for turnover. Admission: free! no entrance fee to the park Rentals of paddle boards and kayaks: These have various costs depending on how long you want to rent. I chose 4 hours for $80 paddle board. I was able to pay with a credit card and there was no add'l fee (i.e. no transaction fee). They also held my driver's license to ensure I'd bring the board back. The guy who gave me the board was super nice and explained everything very well. He was much appreciated! My friend and I spent the afternoon at Marsh Creek state park. She brought her own board and I rented. We each had water proof bags and took our lunch way out on the lake and ate on our boards out in the middle of the water. There were places to stop on the edge of the water but we chose to eat on our boards. We had a lovely time enjoying the scenery and chatting with eat other. When I got hot, i took a quick dip in the water to cool down. We had no issues with 'the authorities' as many other people mentioned but my friend (who has been to this park many times) did mention they are strict about parking and following the rules. I would definitely recommend!

Many memories here. Gotta love this place. I've been coming here for 2 years now and it's great. I…read morewish you were allowed to swim in the water though. They should start checking the bacteria levels. Also the boats are really expensive. Those are just minor changes. Overall 4/5 stars. Well done Marsh Creek.

If you don't mind the terrain - which can be a bit unstable - then this is a hike you'll enjoy!…read more The river runs right next to it. I parked at the "Devils" parking entrance. There's a tiny bridge as well as a very iffy hike alongside. I had my deaf and blind dog along with me so I couldn't do too much as I was afraid he'd fall down the side into the river. I hear that just past this parking area there's a beach? That should be cool. I'm actually on my way back there this morning to check it out. Bring water and bug spray cause I can only imagine the mosquitos, etc., that are there in late Spring and during Summertime. Enjoy!! Happy hiking.

I've camped at Hickory Run a few times and although this time there were some updates, there were…read moresome major downfalls. I stayed in the organized group camping area and loved how the sites that we booked allowed for plenty of tents to spread out within your group. We stayed in J, K and L. Last year there were porter potties and this year there was a bathhouse. Sadly there were no showers, the family bathroom was locked all weekend, and maintence getting to the bathroom was not good. Wehad to walk through a field of knee high grass to get there. During peak tick season, this was not ideal. Lastly, quiet hours apparently do not exist this is area of camping. Groups around us were chanting and singing before 5am and had an intense volleyball match at 6am. Boyscotts camped near us and were up late screaming until 12am. There needs to be more ranger presence, this truly altered our experience. The state park itself has great hiking and swimming area but the organized group sites were very mismanaged.

I LOVE this park! I used to come here often as a kid with my family and friends to walk, bike,…read morerollerskate and blade at the Struble trail and do the fitness units along the path. We used to walk by the papermill, play in the stream and feed the ducks at the duck pond. Nice place for recreation and an outdoor picnic lunch. I visited today with my Dad and we walked a bit of the trail and read the recently added memorial for victims of violence (law enforcement and military in the line of duty, domestic violence, people killed during crimes, etc.). The memorial is a very relaxing and peaceful area with engraved benches and trees which are good for solitude and reflection.

Awesome park right in the borough, great for the kids. Lots of open space grass to run around. The…read more"Sky's The Limit" playground has lots of play equipment for younger and older kids alike, and there are lots of swings too. This park has so much more to offer... There are trails where you can ride bikes, walk, etc. There are also basketball courts, tennis courts, and a baseball field. There is even a custom skate park with ramps! I Love this park!

Great park for anyone looking to sharpen their vert skateboarding or bmx skills, all though it…read morelacks flat ground there is still a lot to do here.

Maple shade skate park stands in the shade of nothing there is no shade here so know that going in…read moreall the maples are over to the left satellite photos indicated it would be huge and awesome upon arrival it is way smaller than pictured and way less awesome there's plenty to do here though there are 2.5' ledges there is a teeny tiny pyramid there is a staircase/step up thing, banks, vert walls, Jerome and the deep side there's a whole other deep side that's like super Verty and super fast concretes pretty good it's not great but it's fine it's about the same as Frederick as far as jankyness goes. There is nothing to do here for a beginner except maybe play with this tiny pyramid and try to learn how to skate transition, The shallow concrete is pretty Jenky it's far jankier than the deep end and the jankyness slows you down a lot, so keep that in mind. The roll in just throws you into the wall unless you go in sideways like a surfer or something and it's pretty sketch doing that, I'd say it's great for round wall and vert riders the vert side is just barely 8' so it's a great entry point for the vert curious to get your feet wet, bring softer wheels as the rough pavement isn't letting you slide out super easy which is a plus for some and a minus for others.

Better than nothing. Converted tennis courts with a couple of concrete challenges, some curbs,…read moreledges, rails. 1/4, I was alone so I have no idea about the locals, besides they have vanilla tagging skills. It's down the street from an indoor park called penn skate which was closed.