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Herring Run Trailhead to Stream Footpath
Chinquapin Run Park
Andover and North Hill Park
Chestnut Hill Park
Powdermill Run Park
Druid Park
Reservoir Hill Park
Dewees Park
Brooklyn Heights Park
Calvert and Federal Park
Barclay Park
Midway Park
Reviews
This neighborhood I grew up in my entire life and it has been redeveloped as well as integrated. This is a place that I call home.
Nice but really needs a make over
As long as my kids love it I love it
The place is beautiful, people have to learn to be more passive in games, especially if they are children, and also children, enjoy the game and not fight since that makes them have a bad time
Other than parking it's cool
They really turned this place around,it looks so good
nice park, staff tries to keep it clean.
So much space for dogs to run. Football games every Saturday. Dewees Park is a beautiful place
Lived in this area for a long time. Always great to see a positive transformation. The basketball court looks great
Have been coming to this location for years. Now as an adult I bring my children. The playground has become run down, I is definitely time for a makeover. Some parts like the swings are still doing well.
We walked over 5 miles on the full loop of this trail. The trail itself was paved and went along both sides of the Herring Run. The trailhead and much of the trail could use some signage. I'm not sure if this is the official trailhead, because there was no sign and no designated parking (street parking was plentiful and nearby).
Beautiful place to visit , so much to do besides the zoo .
Really a bit like a really large fenced in yard, but it is a community oasis. Had a cross country meet there.
Scary.
I loved it, quiet, clean air… a nature jewel 💎 in the city of Bmore. Check it out!!!!
Beautiful park saw some deer kids had fun nice and clean overall beautiful definitely gonna be going back
Open space is generally good, but poor conditions of this pocket park spoil the experience. Tried taking my kids here a while back, but not safe for little ones.
A beautiful and serene place. You can feel the age of the surrounding forest here and the intention from those that chose this location for the trail.
Park? I have no comment.
Great grandson and I had a great time. We will return whenever we are in the area again. Update: been back several times.
Peaceful
Quiet, almost seemingly abandoned but clean. You're definitely parking in what would be considered someone's neighborhood so be respectful.
Muy bien 🙂
Is nah bad
Love it here.
POV: you came from JPEGMAFIA
Excellent place in NATURE to meditate walk ,run ,ride bycycles or to relax. The other side where Parkside and shannon Drive is hot and new trees have been planted no shade, park benches need solar lamp post and the grills are to close to the trees that cause a fire.
Small clean little community park my child enjoyed it I must put out there that we were the only family wearing mask and it had to be at least 10-12 ppl there i was a little shocked overall it was good
Granddaughter had a blast. Will go again
This is a nice quaint park. Masks being worn, kids playing, great weather, clean environment, friendly parents, and the "grands" had a great time!!
Surprisingly lovely! Very little trash, every one way super nice. Took my 7 month old pup...she's part doberman, maybe Sherman shepherd, definitely velociraptor...folks were lovely as she tried to attack everyone who walked back to lick their faces off. Long enough walk to tire her out.
Was nice for the activity we had there. Was very peaceful but who knows what it's like during other times.
Everyone loves it! My family goes there for get-togethers, my elementary school went there for fridays, and I bike there all the time!
Small fun park for toddlers.
It's a nice park but they don't have enough trees to provide enough shade from the summer sun. Even by the time the sun goes down, the slides swings and bench still feel warm or to hot to sit on
Park is not a park for kids to play in.
We explored Tyndale Trails today and found some beautiful spots
Took kids here just to get Out of the House tired of being quarantined... played some dodge ball and kick ball of course grass is a little overgrown but not so much we couldn't enjoy ourselves. HUGE PARK EVEN HAS GOAL POSTS FOR FOOTBALL... the park was empty so we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves without any masks. There are also a couple of benches to rest.
Great place to walk in peace and solitude. General skill level, kid, and dog friendly.
Because it's allways clean and gives a feeling of connecting with nature and the many forms of wild life
Not far from park
Sprinklers are fun in summer
Old neighborhood
Price is too high and not enough animals for the price you pay.
One of our city's underappreciated green spaces, this generally is a nice respite from the hubbub of the streets. At present, however, construction to move sewage pipes from under the stream bed has led to the removal of many trees. Check back in 5 -10 years for new growth.
The traffic is terrible the park is a mess and the only reason people go there as for fun but there is no fun because you can't get to where you want to be without having confusion
This park is a well-known local community residential Park for kids and parents to relax and enjoy a day out in the community.
Tupac is small but just the right size for clothes enjoyable family connections with family and friends. It also has a small side parking area for those visitors I may be driving.
This location is always very clean and nice looking The Grass Is Always low cut and well-kept it is a nice place to take your kids to play and relax and socialize with other children and Neighbors.
Tupac is small but just the right size for clothes enjoyable family connections with family and friends. It also has a small side parking area for those visitors I may be driving.
This location is always very clean and nice looking The Grass Is Always low cut and well-kept it is a nice place to take your kids to play and relax and socialize with other children and Neighbors.
Otherwise known as McAllister Park or the Greenmount West Dog Park. The Park is heaven for the neighborhood dogs and their owners. It provides the freedom to run aka "zoomies" off leash, chase tennis balls, bask in the sun or cool off in the shade and most of all, run into your dogs "puppy pals". Living in the city is nice but for our furbabies, having a fenced area to run, sniff new smells and play is awesome.
Nice scenery
Very tiny, just a walkway, some concrete, a little grass, and a few trees, a tad sketchy, but usually deserted and shaded.
Sweet space
Typical city park with playground for young children (4-12) and basketball courts. Rec center. Community garden to the south and mixed use football/baseball fields on the northside.
Hidden treasure
Nice homes and park
My brother's place is there.
1word...Horrible
Pretty
Quiet and nice views
Nice neighborhood.
Quiet neighborhood and well maintained park. We only went on the playground but there was a paved trail for jogging and an enclosed double basketball court.
Not a fan of the groups of kids that walk through blaring music filled with cursing and foul language when young kids are playing though!
Not a fan of the groups of kids that walk through blaring music filled with cursing and foul language when young kids are playing though!
Not a safe place to let your kids hang or play at... it's known gang activity that occurs here... I know of two fights that have occurred here where on one occasion a group of boys attacked one other boy and on another occasion a group of girls beat up another girl.... IT IS NOT SAFE TO ALLOW YOUR KIDS HERE
Great scenery
Nice to sit and talk
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