It was amazing long drive, but it was a great park the kids loved it. We will definitely come backread more

bathrooms need to be renovated! they are so dirty, damaged and rusty. i was shocked!!read more

We stopped at this playground on our way to NY from VA and it was fantastic for our 3 year olds…read more The park is divided in two sections, one for smaller kids and one for bigger kids. I've never been to a playground that was this well designed. So many fun structures for kids. There are bathrooms right outside. I will definitely recommend!

This is so cool. thare Is a sign at one of the slides it saysYou can't park right next to it…read more there's so many things you can make Sandcastles out of. there is a tire swing way up high and your mom or dad can put you down is a swiat the bottom of it every time I go to that playground I do that tire swing at the swings there is a tire swing on the ground but the one with the swing at the bottom is up high.

Great place for kids!! There is plenty of space for my son to roam free! We really enjoy it just…read morehave to watch out for splinters and possible accidents since it is made of wood.

Really fun playground off of Route 22, right across from John Carroll school. It's very…read morewell-maintained, and has a separate area for smaller children. I do wish it had more benches for the adults, but it's still a great playground with everything including slides, tires, monkey bars, and sandboxes. There is only one way in/out, which is good because you don't have to necessarily follow your child every single time they move. I just pick an area close to the entrance/exit and make sure to keep an eye on her as she moves around :)

What a nice small park. The pond area has just been completely redone within the last year, and is…read moreopen again for fishing. It is stocked with trout in the spring, so make sure you have a MD Fishing License with a Trout Stamp. There is a playground for the kids, and a large pavilion. There is a large parking area towards the back of the park with playing fields, and access to the Ma & Pa walking/hiking/biking trail. This park has something for everyone.

We had We Rock the Spectrum Bus come to our daycare and the kids had an absolute blast! So many…read morefun, engaging activities and everything was well organized. Pricing was very reasonable for the experience. Highly recommend for daycares or parties!

Everyone was nice and helpful. It wasn't too loud or crowded. There were so many different things…read moreto do for all ages. My 7 month old just wanted to lay on the mat and people watch and he had fun doing just that. I can't wait until he's a little bigger and ready to explore more. I know he'd love the zipline and rock climbing wall.

Update: We have since enrolled in Toddler Play classes. All was going well until my son came home…read moredemanding "quack quack," which translates to the 5 Little Ducks song. I have now heard this song 13 times today. Thanks a lot Ms. Kerri. But seriously, he has grown tremendously since starting the class. He is learning how to play well with others and follow multi-step directions. I highly recommend the classes. My 21 month old son absolutely loves The Playroom! So much so that he tries to go in without paying. (Facepalm) They offer birthday parties and a variety of classes for littles! The staff is so friendly! The Playroom is definitely one of our favorite ways to burn off all that toddler energy!

The environment was tailored for kids to be safe and have fun. The staff was very friendlyread more

Amazing great experience! Highly recommend, all the staff is amazing! The owner is great!!! Why…read morehaven't you tried it yet?

This is the best place to bring your kids to come play. They offer monthly plans that help if you…read morecan't afford a yearly subscription. Even offerBirthday parties not for an arm and a leg. The owner is great and treats every kid like her own.

[Coronavirus review] Maryland is a diverse state, and…read morefrankly this is the least interesting region of it, lacking the grace and and beauty of shale infused mountains to the west, the richness and peace of the waterside, or the dynamism and diversity of the more urban areas, Central Maryland is mostly known for farms and horses, which are nice enough but not something I drive to. This park does have some things to offer, and it is a viable destination during corona time. Parking in the "rapids" (I discerned nothing approaching white water on the lazy stream running by) is free, but yields a significant uphill climb up stairs that look like they might lead up to Shelob's lair. The park lives up to its name. If you're looking to shed some corona pounds, the trails are not long, but the changes in elevation make for a workout. The most picturesque rock outcropping challenged my fear of heights and I got the best shots I could. A wetland on the other side was a nice change of pace. I'm not a huge fan of parks that have different sites under one name, but in this case, the satellite Rocks Park sites, including Hidden Valley and a waterfall both to the north, provide a combined experience which makes the drive more worthwhile. I got a couple of hours of hiking out of the main location, but a solid half day including the other two sites, so if you're going to drive up here, you might as well check everything out.

This review is specifically for the King and Queen Seat Loop (white trail). Came at 10am on a Sat…read moreAM in Feb (30 deg, windy). Had no trouble parking at what I assume is the Rapids Parking Area prob 0.1 miles down from the Park HQ. The spot I parked at had about 5-6 spots, did not cost $, and there were not many people there that day at all. The tree blazes are well marked and visible with the different colors and there are plenty of signs on the trail for guidance (some of them were a bit convoluted). Well kept trails, with plenty of mossy rocks (true to name) and running next to a river/creek. I'm sure there would be much more greenery and plant life in the spring and summer. For the King and Queen Seat Loop (white trail) specifically: - at the trailhead, turn left to get the whole 3 mile loop experience (turning right leads you straight to the rock/view which isn't very rewarding). At some point you run into the blue loop which you can take for a small detour before coming back to the white trail. - as someone who works out and runs regularly, the loop is easy to mild moderate. Not too much incline. Great for a nature walk with some terrain and nice views. - the view at the King and Queen Seat is great! Hawks also perch and fly around there so you can see them pretty closely! Overall, a very nice park! I would come back again another season when more plants are back to life and also to check out Kilgore Falls close by.

This is quite a lovely park! Yes you may step in goose poop but come on you are at a park that's…read morepart of nature...right...well yes!! They have paved areas for you to walk around and explore. There is sit down areas that some have a pavilion over, grills to have a little cookout, trash cans, recycle cans, and there is a decent size parking lot. There is a playground right down the street that you could stop at for the little ones to play at and then finish off the outting with the options to walk and feed the ducks/geese. Oh let me tell you the ducks/geese will love you for it! They will do all kind of tricks and all when you are willing to feed them! I have been told you can fish....but I have never witness someone actually fishing...so unsure about that option. Just some facts I found; Bynum Run Park is a 0.3 mile (500-step) route located near Bel Air, Maryland, USA. This route has an elevation gain of about 0 ft and is rated as easy. All in all this is a lovely and small park to go and just get some vitamin D in your system and smell the fresh air of being outside!! Hope to see you there one day! Enjoy!

i went Here with my dad and fed the ducks. They really liked the frozen peas I gave them. The…read moreduck came out of the pond and opened his wings and I was scared.

Since having our little boy, we venture up to Annie's Playground and the Ma and Pa Trail all the…read moretime now. What a great place. Annie's is huge and well maintained. Soft rubber mulch all over and a ton of space for older kids to run. The trail is almost 3 miles long if I remember, goes from Annie's to Bel Air. Wide and paved, hilly in some sections, great for walking, running or biking.

Four and a half stars for an awesome running trail!…read more I'll soon be training for my first half marathon and this is the perfect place to train. I've been here a few times. I always park at Annie's Playground parking lot and start from there. It's approximately 6.5 miles out to Williams St. and back. People are always super friendly along the trail. Families walk with their kids in tow. It's just a great family (or solo) trail to walk/run on. The trail is paved and a little hilly at times but not anything unmanageable.There were few forks in the road that confused me as i went along, but I just asked people and was directed to where I was looking to go. There are a few streams along the way that add to the scenery. I Iove this trail and think you will too!