Such a great dog park. Has a big dog yard and a small dog yard which is perfect. Just make sure to…read morewatch after your own dog on the rare occasion someone else isn't watching theirs.

This is an awesome dog park for your dog to get out some of its pent up energy. The weekends…read moreguarantees large crowds, from 5-20 dogs. I have only been here once when I was the only person with a dog there (Wednesday at 3pm) and shortly someone else came. There are 3 large runs with the ability to fence off your dog if you choose but it mainly stays open. If you don't live in Bel Air, I do not recommend trying to get there around rush hour (5pm) because it took us an extra 30 minutes to get through all the traffic and we were very frustrated when we got there but weekends are easy. There are plenty of waterbowls for your dogs. I usually bring a gallon of water and all the dogs share spit. This is a great place in the community. Adjacent to the dog park is a nice hiking trail you can take your dog on as well. From one end and back, it is over 4 miles.

Gorgeous Park. Walk the track around the park with your dog for an awesome waterfront scenic vista…read more Well maintained, no crackheads or needles. Lots of wild cats though. Great for picnics too, plenty of tables and grills. Two thumbs up for Perryville Community Park!

So glad I stopped by. Today is my first time ever in Maryland and I feel like this was a great spot…read moreto check out and see the natural sights. Nice water view and a few benches and picnic tables scattered about. Very nicely maintained.

It was too cold to stay long but I loved the lay out because the kids play area is next to the dog…read morepark section and I can see everybody at the same time. My only complaints are that the potholes were hardcore and there were a couple cars sitting around being creepy.

The Iron Hill Dog Park was so much better than Glasgow Dog Park...people pick-up after their dogs…read moreand respect the rules of the park.

Last time I came it was a bit run down, which was a shock to me. I was invited to the grand opening…read moreof the park and it seem like they had a plan to keep the park tidy. I hope my next trip they work it all out. Last trip the gate on the large dog portion was falling over. (Assuming from the heavy winds.) There was also trash which could have been from the winds as well. The grass was a bit high for having dogs especially since some of mine are long haired. The park is partitioned for a large dog side and a small dog side. There are trash and recycling out front. There is also a poop bag stand just in case you need some. Both side are very spacious. They did have a Ben h on the small dogs side so you can take a break. (Can't remember if there was one for the big dog side) There is a community garden next to the area that I believe is off limits but is still very beautiful. This is a dog park that is a bit off the beaten path but if you happen to travel this way and have your pups you should stop by and check it out.

This is still a good space for dogs to socialize and run around in the middle of the city - and…read moreonce upon a time it was probably really top notch - it just hasn't aged gracefully. The astroturf is well loved and the splash pads and other play gray tires have seen better days, but while it's kinda gross to us, my dog doesn't seem to mind one bit. He's just happy to run around and chase other dogs. And I'm just happy there's a place nearby where we can let him be off leash and run as fast as he can. He's only 20 pounds so we usually stick to the park side for smaller dogs, but sometimes there aren't any littles to play with, and since our dude isn't intimidated by the bigger pups, we feel comfortable letting him play over there occasionally. If you're a stickler for rules, this isn't the park for you - people frequently take big dogs to the little dog side (sometimes they're older, have anxiety, etc.) and vice versa. As others have stated, there are tons of balls to play with and water dishes and water fountains for both people and doggos.

For a $500,000 dream park, this was severely underwhelming and has been seriously neglected over…read moretime. I am sure when this park opened up in 2013 it was spectacular...because the photos make it look like it. But when we arrived in 2021, it was NOT a "dream". It's actually pretty disgusting. It's fake grass, almost like carpet, and it has NOT been upkept at all. It was packed with more dogs than I've ever seen at a dog park and nobody was paying attention to their dogs but us. Poop left everywhere, nobody picking it up. It was way too overwhelming for me and for our dog. As one of only 3 dog parks in the US that won the Benefit Dream Dog Park contest, I was so excited we were able to visit...now I wish we didn't even go.

This dog park is very secluded and up a hill. There is plenty of parking, including accessible…read morespots right out front. There is a separate space for large and small dogs. The large dog park field is very patchy. There is some grass and some soil area all around. Towards the back of the dog park, the grass is very dead and long. A couple things I noticed: - People do not pick up after their dogs so there is a lot of poop around (be careful where you step). This was the biggest disappointment for me. - They do offer complimentary poop bags. - The trash can outside the dog park near the parking lot. - There is no water for the dogs unlike most dog parks. You need to bring your own.

Great open space and everyone is so friendly. Nice view of I-95 and there are a lot of spaces to…read moreenjoy the view

What a great place! This was our first time ever going to a dog park, so I wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect. It was great. This park is large and clean. There are two separate play areas: one for small and shy dogs and another for large and playful dogs. There is parking and picnic tables. We meet so many friendly dogs and people. Several of the visitors had come over from Pottstown. They said this was their preferred park and worth the short drive. Both of my dogs, one young and one senior had a blast. They napped for hours when we got home.

Haven't gotten the food yet but their customer service was great! I just signed up for the service.read more

Nice park calm and peaceful a good place for a Sunday walk or family get together. Hours are from…read more7am to dusk

Wow this is an awesome dog park! There is a ton of room and it's all grass. There are two sides and…read morethe large dog area is LARGE. So keep a look out for your pup because they can get pretty far from you and I think it can be hard for them to hear commands. There are parks for children and a paved trails for strollers. There are also large pavilions with charcoal grills and picnic tables. There is also a small pond that had people fishing in it. They have plenty of port-a-pottys too. Can't go wrong here!

Big open areas for large and small dog breeds. Enrichment for animals and humans (trees, gazebos,…read morebenches, etc.). Everyone cleans up after themselves (for the most part). On a personal note: my doggo has social anxiety. She loves humans, but dogs she's less interested in. Bringing my baby to this wonderful community has helped open her up and she's even started to understand fetch (at home, for now)!

We LOVE this dog park! It is huge and remarkably clean! My boy will go nuts the second we turn down…read morethe road that the park is on. We have so many doggy friends and everyone is nice. It's a common understanding that if your pup and another get into a scuffle (which happens because some dogs just don't get along, and that's OK) that the aggressor of the pair leaves for the day, no hard feelings! There is a above 30lb area and below 30lb area

Half decent scenic route. 4/10 in terms of difficulty-…read moretrail is pretty good workout for uphill and downhill 2/10 for trail management. The trails at certain points were extremely overgrown and poorly marked. Lucky there is cell reception and I could use it to navigate correctly. But certain areas are way too overgrown resulting prime tick habitats to the point where certain grass areas I can physically SEE ticks sitting on grass overlapping the trail.

Here's the official description: "Located along a 20-mile stretch of the Maryland-Pennsylvania…read moreborder, the State Line Serpentine Barrens, the largest occurrence of Serpentine Barrens in the eastern United States, contains some of the last major remnants of serpentine grassland and savanna in eastern North America. " But what this means to you and me is that its just a fantastic; eerie; unearthly natural environment to go seek out and hike in. Of especial interest to horticulturalists and wildlife biologists; students; geologists, arborists, sylviculturalists, ecologists--sure. It is all that. But just in general --a fun and free place to roam around if you're simply an outdoors enthusiast. There is no one here; its deserted; and filled with all sorts of strange trees, shrubs, flowers, grasses, and lichens. You can really get your nature on; a really 1-on-1 experience.