Best Parks in Baltimore

The Frederick Douglass Isaac Myers Maritime Park, where you can meet inspiring legends at the Frederick Douglass Isaac Myers Maritime Park.

Located on Assateague Island, this park offers a long stretch of beach for swimming and surfing, bayside for fishing and kayaking, and is known for its feral horses roaming the dunes.

A park on the shore of Chesapeake Bay with lifeguards on duty at the mile-long sandy beach where you can rent boats at The Parks Marina to get views of Annapolis from the water.

A noteworthy large urban green space with tennis courts, swimming pools, and playing fields, home to Rawlings Conservatory.

Patterson Park is a beloved urban green space with walking trails, playgrounds, a scenic lake, the iconic Pagoda, and numerous community events.

At the Frederick Douglas Isaac Meyers Maritime Park, you'll learn about black history and ship building in Baltimore.

Sherwood Gardens features thousands of colorful tulips, azaleas, dogwoods, and magnolias over more than 6 acres, started in the 1920s by John W. Sherwood.

Stratford Green, formerly known as Sherwood Gardens, is a quiet place where you can walk among thousands of colorful tulips.

The park's pagota stands on Hamstead Hill and gives clear views of the city.

A small park offering the best picture spots of the city, particularly near the cannons.

A large urban green space that is home to the Maryland Zoo and Rawlings Conservatory.

One of the many parks and green spaces in Baltimore.

The location of the Christmas Village in the Inner Harbor.

Reference only - Patterson Park is described as a smaller version of Central Park.