Gwynn Oak Park Overview
At Gwynn Oak Park, located at 5900 Gwynn Oak Ave, Woodlawn, MD 21207, USA, joy is just a bounce away. With a fantastic 4.4-star rating from 879 reviews, this park is where memories are made. Ring (410) 887-1357 and jump into the fun!
Gwynn Oak Park Reviews
This a hidden gem. The park is full of natural beauty. The water views alone are worth the visit. I was amazed by the pristine beauty of the surrounding shoreline, where blue herons were happily hunting. There’s plenty of benches to sit and relax and take in the view.nThere are bathrooms and a playground for the kids.nnWhether you are a nature lover, a contemplative soul, or simply in search of a serene getaway, this park is an absolute must-visit. Its hidden allure, beautiful water views, and untouched tranquility combine to create a place that is both rejuvenating and awe-inspiring.
Gender reveal party!!nParking is limited. Parked near our designated area on grass.nnI suggest bringing tent or canopynn$20hr with 4 hr min to rent area from Baltimore County parks and recs
I loved this park. Apart from some non-urban (they were skaters) rowdy teens using foul language and smoking cigarettes the park was nice. I'm not going to punish the park because of its users kids will be kids that's just life. They were not terrible just average adolescents. Other then that my daughter's loved the slides. The nets on the basketball courts also need to be replaced.
It's a really nice park it's Huge you can picnics there and they have grills to use and covered areas and benches in the open and water falls area and they even have Volleyball not so tough can bring your ball and your crew and play. So much space you won't feel clustered.
- Liz
Pretty decent sized park. didn't get to check it out to the fullness but it wuz perfect for hosting the Happy Nappy Day event the other day. good to see so many people outside having a good time mingling, dancing and supporting the various vendors and a ton of black owned businesses. great family event on a hot July day.
- Nicholas Miles