Top Parks in 8 bay, St marys county, Maryland, United states

James W Henderson Park

Address: Lexington Park, MD 20653, USA

ArtsPark

Address: Lexington Park, MD 20653, USA

“Beautiful park!”

Carver Heights Community Park

Address: 47382 Lincoln Ave, Lexington Park, MD 20653, USA

“I love this park!! Plenty of room for my dog to run and a playground and swings for the kids to play on all at the same time!!! There are picnic tables to sit at and the trash can is always empty and well maintained!!”

John G. Lancaster Park

Address: 21550 Willows Rd, Lexington Park, MD 20653, USA

Jarboesville Park

Address: Lexington Park, MD 20653, USA

“It's fun ”

Mattapany Day Camp

Address: Patuxent River, MD 20670, USA

Sheilas Day Care Agency

Address: 45872 St Jeromes Ct, Great Mills, MD 20634, USA

Saint Mary's State Park

Address: California, MD 20619, USA

Goose Creek Campground

Address: Patuxent River, MD 20670, USA

“We always enjoy our time here. It's quiet and relaxing, I love watching and listening to the eagles that reside there!”

Parks Maintenance Shop

Address: 44833 St Andrews Church Rd, California, MD 20619, USA

Morale Welfare & Recreation

Address: Patuxent River, MD 20670, USA

Saint Mary's Co. Comm - Landfill

Address: California, MD 20619, USA

“Great service, the folks that work there are awesome”

St. Andrews Estates Park

Address: 44110 St Andrews Ln, California, MD 20619, USA

“Perfect size equipment and entertainment for a young family of kids.”

Salem State Forest Lot

Address: 22384 Indian Bridge Rd, California, MD 20619, USA

“First: DNR should rotate the sign for the park 90 degrees. The sign is parallel to Indian Bridge Road. It's easy to miss. The parking area isn't far from the turn from Rt. 4 to Indian Bridge Road. DNR should install insect repellent dip troughs in the parking area. Second: It's a quiet place to hike and it looks like it will be fine for some biking. Nothing technical which is fine by me. Should you be hiking or biking between late spring and late fall, use insect repellent. There are vernal pools and stagnant water and a plethora of biting insects. It's been a wet couple of weeks, but some of the water looks like it's more than occasional. You'll hike or bike through long grass in places. The trails hadn't been mowed this growing season (2018) and by August, ticks abound. Skip the repellent and some deer hunter will find your exsanguinated corpse or you'll be a vector for Lyme's disease. After an hour hiking, the greenheads stole my DEET and snorted it. Third: wear sturdy shoes. DNR placed builder's fill on the roads providing access to the trails. The rubble is too large for foot paths and pretty rough stuff. Not too unpleasant, but I should have worn above-the-ankle boots for the support. I was just scouting the trails for a place to bike. Bring a flame thrower for when the insect repellent fails. Fourth: It really looks like a great place to set up a photographer's blind to catch some good shots of turkeys, birds, deer, and foxes. There are some long, straight stretches of edge habitat and dusk or dawn should be plenty rewarding. Spray the blind with insect repellent, or the flies will steal it.”

Paradise Grove Campground

Address: MD-235, Patuxent River, MD 20670, USA

“Very private little campground and it was empty so there was no disturbance”

Hog Point Campground

Address: Cedar Point Rd, Patuxent River, MD 20670, USA

Beach House

Address: 23248 Cedar Point Rd, Patuxent River, MD 20670, USA

“Came here in 91 for the annual PT test had a beer truck waiting for our arrival. Not sure if this happens today. Nice location located close to the beach and children's playground. You will need access onto the base to enjoy this great layout. Love it..”

Town Creek Park

Address: Lexington Park, MD 20653, USA

The Mission Community Farm

Address: 23338 Kingston Creek Rd, California, MD 20619, USA

Myrtle Point Park

Address: 24050 Patuxent Blvd, California, MD 20619, USA

“I wasn't here very long but it is a nice quite place and went to the small waterfront area. First time here but I think there are two areas. Besides that I really enjoyed it. Here in October the weather is cool and crisp the sound of the water is very relaxing looking out to the bridge and seeing all the beautiful color of the sun setting on the trees was a nice end to the day. They have tables and grills here so I can see it being a great place to have a family outing or small get together.”