great location, but poorly maintained equipment (only put signs on broken machines) and more woke…read morethan Christian, and kids (high school and college) use it for socializing with 3 or 4 taking up a weight machine for long periods of time (extended by constant scrolling on phones) - avoid 11 AM to 4 PM

We were visiting the Towson area so we decided to stop here for a workout. We recently got the ymca…read morenational membership that allows us to workout at any Y. Plenty of parking space. This Y has great workout equipments. Some of their machines are pretty modern. I was surprised by how clean and well maintained this Y was. Bikes were amazing. You can go on a nice virtual ride. The handles turn giving you a real feel of riding the bike. One of the best bikes I have seen in the gym. They lose a star for their outdated locker room. Small showers and the access to the sauna is pretty far outside the shower near the swimming pool. They don't provide towels. Luckily my husband had an extra towel in his gym bag.

Chaperoned my Kids to the park as an incentive, nick was pretty cool handling the group. Although…read morethe weather was cloudy over cast and wet, the venue was worth the trip.

My son and I were visiting Baltimore and we came here for the day. We had a blast! Kai was great…read moreand super patient with us. I'd recommend it for any adventure seekers.

We walked in because we had a random idea that ace throwing would be fun...and it definitely was!…read moreThe guys that work there were soooo nice, I could tell they actually enjoyed being there. Our instructor was so patient with us. On top of that, the music selection was fantastic. I'm definitely going to book a party there at some point. As a note: it's hard to find, but go in the big entrance that says "Towson Center" and go downstairs.

I organized a staff event here and we had a great time! It's BYOB and you can order delivery…read morebecause they don't serve food. The staff offered us, plates, napkins, ice buckets, etc. There's a jukebox and a cute selfie machine. We enjoyed corn hole and giant jenga, as well. The only difference between this establishment and another that I've been visited is that here the staff did not stay with us the entire time. This could be a pro or a con depending on the group. We didn't mind at all.

Me and my daughter went to the Baltimore Peninsula to kayak for the first time. It was pretty…read moresimple. There was one person there. I kind of felt like he threw us out there, but he did to show us some of the basics when we were already on the water, we were out there for about an hour. It was only $30 for a double kayak overall we enjoyed ourselves and will definitely go back to do it.

Bought a sealife camera on ebay from them, it had minor issues right away, they told me to try a…read morefew things and then it was working little better. I took it on vaca and it failed when I contacted them it was over 30 days so they said basically to go to hell I read some other reviews and anything negative they blame the person that bought or rented from them. I feel they stalled me till the 30 days were up Beware of them

We had an amazing time tubing with Harpers Ferry Adventure Center, an experience we won't forget…read moreanytime soon! From start to finish, everything was smooth and well-organized. The river was relaxing, the views were gorgeous, and the whole day just felt easy and fun. A huge shoutout to Spider, our guide, who truly went above and beyond. Not only did he keep the energy high with great vibes and a friendly attitude, but he also made sure everyone was safe and accounted for throughout the float. We noticed him picking up trash along the way. So awesome to see someone taking care of the river and setting a great example. He really cared about both the people and the environment. If you're thinking about doing a tubing trip in Harpers Ferry, this is the place to go--and if you're lucky enough to get Spider as your guide, you're in for a great time!

Regular tuber, first time zip liner! And it was amazing. Cost was such a great balance to the…read morelength and intensity to this fun excursion. 3 hours on the course with great bridges, crossings, zip lines, and a free jump. Our guide Liam and his partner (terrible name memory!) were awesome and made our trip that ended in rain still feel safe without spoiling the fun! Highly recommend for families or a date day like we did

Roland Park Community Center (formerly known as The Corner Community Center)! has great amenities…read moreand programs. They also host an improv meetup on some Wednesdays. They have events on their schedule related to the arts, education, and recreation. They're open for outdoor and indoor gatherings, but masks are recommended indoors. And if you're interested in scheduling an event, the staff is happy to work with you.

Easy to find, easy to park, bathrooms on site, plus friendly staff members!…read more Beautiful views, not too crowded, & calm waWould definitely recommend to others, of any age, will return again!

Friendly staff, easy water access, several options to enjoy the creek. We were new to paddle…read moreboarding and they hooked us up with a wider board. It was our first time, and our feet felt the flex, but we totally finished out an hour. The creek is lovely, we got close to Great Blue Heron and the arrowroot was in purple bloom. Options also include kayak and double kayak-decent selection. $27 for an hour of fun in the sun was a great value. There are benches but not a lot of shade, so we used an umbrella to create shade for the family elder who only wanted to watch. This was a great outing!

Staying nearby at the guesthouse by good neighbor, I walked down to Roosevelt Park, which dates…read moreback to the 19th century. Enjoying murals, I wandered around the recreation center near the skate park to find murals and graffiti art.

Park itself is a great oasis in the middle of city life. People were playing pick up soccer games…read moreand skating around the skate park. Free street parking. It was clean and welcoming.

The 2017 youth soccer rec program was a complete disaster. The person running soccer was…read morenon-responsive (to phone calls and emails) and not at all prepared for the season's start. Coaches got player lists the day before the season began and were asked to make the rosters and schedules (not a problem if it wasn't done at the eleventh hour). Uniforms were not provided until a few weeks into the season. I use the term "uniforms" loosely though. In other area programs, players will get a jersey, matching shorts, and socks. In this program, the players received only a plain colored tee shirt with Towsontown Rec on the front, no number on the back. I thought this was pretty poor, especially knowing what kids in other programs get. On top of that, some teams did not receive their tee shirts so they had to provide them for themselves (we were later reimbursed for this by the program though after I pressed the issue with anyone who would listen). This just further speaks to the lack of organization in this program. Some leagues (age groups) did not even get off the ground this season because there were not enough coaches. Since everything was started so late, there was no time to go out and find more volunteers to step in. These players registered in time and simply didn't get to play this season because TTR couldn't get themselves together in time to give the kids the opportunity to play. Unfortunately, since it all collapsed in the days before the season was to begin, those players weren't able to register to play in a other programs. Play was below the appropriate level for the league I coached in, my son played in a more competitive, talented league last year as a U7 in Towson Rec than he did this year in U8 with Towsontown Rec. There was no standard of play. Some teams used goalies, others didn't. Field sizes varied from game to game. The age group for U8 was much too wide. At the season's start, I had players on my team who were 5.5 years old and others who were over 7.5 years old. It made it difficult for the older kids to get much out of the season since a lot of the other players were so young and unskilled. This was definitely a detriment to the better players in the league, they weren't challenged in a way that helped them improve their skills. Register your children in another program, if at all possible. The organization and level of play in the TTR program is poor. The program is also much smaller than other area programs like LTRC or TRC and after a season like 2017, it'll only get smaller because I can't imagine many people dealing with that then returning in 2018. Maybe things are better in their travel program but rec soccer was run terribly in 2017.

This is my first and last year having any involvement with Towsontowne Youth Soccer. I assumed…read moreTowsontowne Soccer was similar to LTRC Soccer. Boy was I wrong. The commissioner is very attentive until you sign up, then he is unreachable. I kept inquiring why I hadn't heard anything about my twins team. I then receive an email thanking me for coaching, and directions to pick up the uniforms. I received a 9 person team in a 7v7 league. I managed to get another player to sign up, and list she wants to play on my team. I can't even get the commissioner to acknowledge this new player is on my team. I have 3 girls that don't have uniforms that fit, yet the commissioner has not responded to my many emails and phone calls. I know other teams have uniform issues.I know the commissioner is a volunteer, but once you've lost your passion to the point you don't even care if the little girls have uniforms they can wear, it is time for you to look for a new passion. I have heard nothing but complaints from the parents on my team. The complaints are about the uniforms, and the unresponsive ness of Towsontowne's soccer program.