A very small water park that we took our grandchildren to. 90 minute slots on Saturday & Sunday…read more Very very strict rules with many lifeguards watching very closely. 90 minute session that definitely was enough time for the limited features. 2 waterslides- one for the toddler crowd and one for the over 48" ( I think ) the height restriction isn't indicated until you've climbed all the way up and then are told that your child is an inch too short. Very disappointing to have to then walk all the way down those stairs. Also a large hot tub that is for only over 18 - don't even think of putting your toe in it if you're under the age limit as you will immediately be chastised. There also is a whirlpool which is fun but don't put your head under the water as you will immediately have a whistle blown at you. My advice is make sure to go with friends or make sure that you're going to play in the pool with your kids. There isn't enough attractions to hold interest for long. For the price of $6 each tho I think we did ok Bathrooms dressing rooms were adequate.

List of strict pointless rules that make it NOT family friendly. If you want to do laps dont bring…read morekids, because gods forbid you be able to switch pools inside an aquatic center. This place is the biggest shit hole joke Ive ever seen and now a splashpad that costs money!?!?! Read the long list of rules before you go so you dont waste your time on this garbage facility!

This is a solid rental hall. I like it, but please understand it is going to be what you make it…read morebe. You can dress it up or keep it very simple. My only complaint is the size of the parking lot. There is a nice functional kitchen & clean nice sized bathrooms (3 stalls for women), changing station and all! This is probably for a small to medium sized event.

Baltimore is a major city in Maryland with a long history as an important seaport. Fort McHenry,…read morebirthplace of the U.S. national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner," sits at the mouth of Baltimore's Inner Harbor. Today, this harbor area offers shops, and upscale crab shacks. The locals mentioned that Baltimore is famous for their crab cakes. I didn't have the opportunity to try any this pass through. But I will return to find out if that is true. There's also attractions like the Civil War-era warship the USS Constellation and the National Aquarium, showcasing thousands of marine creatures.

We absolutely adore this place! Mother nature story time is one of my girls favorite things every…read moremonth. It's very well done and organized. We just had our daughter's 5th birthday party at the nature center and it was so fun. Jaelynn, one of the naturalists, does an incredible job and is so knowledgeable! I always tell everyone I meet about this place. It's truly a hidden gem.

A cool little nature center in Leakin Park!…read more The staff is very friendly and helpful. You can come in and explore on your own, but they also have programs that work with summer camps and homeschool groups to have a more formal experience for kiddos. There are some animals to look at and appreciate, including a turtle (who loves playing with people who visit) and snake, and several birds in their outdoor aviary. They have free maps of the trails in the park, as well as some informational packets about various flora and fauna. También tienen folletos en español. The center room has a portrait of Carrie Murray, some couches, several taxidermized animals, and some books about nature. The bathroom is unisex, accommodating a urinal, 2 stalls, and a changing table. A great place to start your hike (or end, or just use as a break in the middle!) or just visit on your own!

Solo Gibbs Recreation Center is part of the Baltimore City Parks and Recreation located in the…read moreHistoric Sharp-Leadenhall Community. It is across the street from the HIstoric Leadenhall Baptist Church. Various activities such as lacrosse, football, soccer, yoga, and other after school activities are offered here. There is a playground for the younger kids and cement chess tables. If you just want to sit and/or read a book, there are benches and a few tables in the shade. A variety of birds can be found. Hours of Operation: Fall/Winter/Spring: 1-9 p.m. Summer: 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Great place to come in. I heard that they have GED classes if you need to work on you High School…read moreDiploma. The Teachers here are great. This is a really great place to come to. I enjoy the welcome that I get everytime I come in the doors. This place is clean to my standards . They offer free coffee to if you need any. CLAYPOTS is also a coffee house. Thursday night 730p 10a Friday morning 9a 12p Saturday morning 9a 12p So if you also want time to read and relaxed and drink coffee and talk you and do all of that.

From the owner: Clay Pots A Place to Grow is a nonprofit in Southwest Baltimore's Mount Clare neighborhood, located…read moreat 1635 W Pratt St. Founded in 2000 to provide a safe, welcoming space in the community, Clay Pots A Place to Grow offers GED classes, art and cultural programming, and free or low-cost wellness services.

Don't waste your time. This place needs to be bulldozed…read more Help the people in the area and the kids by building a new one, cared for skatepark. Concrete is falling apart, garbage everywhere. One of the worst outdoor parks I've seen in America.

builtin in the year 2000, this skate park has seen its ups and downs but it remains as a staple for…read moreanyone who wants to learn how to enjoy getting intoa realuse at your own risk sklate park.. injuries are bound to happen but thats how it goes.. nobody win em all !! haha .. but anyway , due to skaters in PigTown ( Baltimore) causing a bit of a ruckus in the streets, creating their own ramps and sisrupting traffic, the city went ahead with plans to creste this place.. long since forgotten by many , mostly due to its very secliuded location in one of the most dangerous cities in the world, its just a cool litlle spot. about the size of a basketball court, equipped with all the bells and whistles of a traditional , fullfledgd skate park. i hopw they dont do anything with it excpt make it better and maybe fix some damaged areas at the base of some of the tallest drops... thosemarks are a reminder of the wear and tear this beautifuk polace has recievedover the year. she will be 25 soon and i hope they throw a 25 year mark PARTY for the city .. maybe an update on some of it and we throw a realdeal , everyones invited skate contest, bike contest and rolleblade" roller skate evejt. one can hope sorry about all the typos but i have a broken brain and cannt spell good

I had a great experience with Baltimore Beach volleyball! I played in a fall league, joining a team…read morethat was already established, so I don't have much experience with the registration-side of things, but I had a lot of fun! The courts are right by the water and well-maintained, the staff was very friendly, and I enjoyed the format of no scheduled games (which was different than other leagues I played in, it allowed for quite a bit of playing time). The league participants seemed to be of all ages and experience levels, so it was fairly easy to find a well-matched team to play against.

With a view of the Inner Harbor, this has an awesome view of the Baltimore Skyline while getting in…read moresome volleyball. My friend invited me out to sub since he was short a player and enjoyed my first time out here. Granted the weather was beautiful and the sand was awesome. I was thinking the sand was going to be nasty, but its premium sand that the courts are filled with. There are about 6 courts and different leagues from 2's, 4's, and Coed. It's like the Volleyball House but outdoors :) You can park at the Rusty Scupper lot and get your ticket validated at the tent and just pay $4 for parking.