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Parks & Open Space DISCOVERING... explore it! classroom, multipurpose room, Savage Park (See pullout map meeting room and outdoor 88 ) Savage Park offers many basketball court. | 3000 MILLTOWNE opportunities for discovering DR., ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 | 410- wildlife, wildflowers and natural 313-2764 | howardcountymd.gov/rap history along 2.8 miles of Soccer Association of interconnecting trails, including Columbia Providing youth with links to Patuxent Branch Trail instructional and competitive soccer and Lake Elkhorn. | 8400 FAIR ST., opportunities to build character, SAVAGE, MD 20763 | 410-313-4700 enhance community, and promote | howardcountymd.gov/rap an appreciation of the game of Centennial Park KENNETH LOSURDO, JR. KENNETH LOSURDO, Schooley Mill Park (See pullout soccer. | 410-203-9590 | sackick.com map 89 ) Offers a wide variety Supreme Sports Club A five-star of habitats including wetlands, WSSC portion of the Patuxent and areas, nature centers, scenic woodlands and meadows. club where family and friends Watershed. Park features include outdoor trails and more; offers an gather for the best destination in Amenities include 4.6 miles of trails, an azalea garden, picnic areas, extensive range of recreational ball diamonds, basketball courts, health, wellness and recreation. hiking trails, boating & fishing programs, activities and special Open twenty-four hours, seven and numerous other recreational a regulation-sized cricket field, an events. | 7120 OAKLAND MILLS RD., indoor facility (permit required), days a week; work out and socialize opportunities. | 2 Brighton Dam COLUMBIA, MD 21046 | 410-313- at your convenience! Amenities tennis courts and 3 equestrian Rd., Brookeville, MD 20833 | 4700 | howardcountymd.gov/rap include KidSpace, a roller rink, a 301-774-9124 | wsscwater.com rings. | 12975 HALL SHOP RD., youth arena, basketball & volley Lake Elkhorn (See pullout map HIGHLAND, MD 20777 | 410-313-4700 ball courts, racquetball courts and Cedar Lane Park (See pullout 83 ) This 37-acre lake, in the village | howardcountymd.gov/rap much more. | 7080 DEEPAGE DR., map 79 ) Recognized as one of Owen Brown, was built by the Symphony Woods (See pullout COLUMBIA, MD 21045 | 410-381- of the finest and most popular Columbia Association in 1974 with 5355 | columbiaassociation.org sports complexes in Howard a watershed of about 2,500 acres. map 90 ) In downtown Columbia, County. Amenities include lighted this 40-acre park – the site of That’s Dancing Ballroom & The path around Lake Elkhorn is 2 synthetic turf fields, lighted ball miles. The lake is stocked with trout Merriweather Post Pavilion – Dancesport Center Ballroom and features picnic tables for a sunny diamonds, restrooms, playground each spring. | 9705 BROKEN LAND Latin Dance Studio offering private afternoon lunch, al fresco. | 10400 with outdoor fitness equipment, PKWY., COLUMBIA, MD 21045 | 410- and group instruction, practice volleyball courts, bocce courts, BLOCK, LITTLE PATUXENT PKWY., parties, special events and more. 312-6330 | columbiaassociation.org and a pavilion. | 10745 ROUTE 108 COLUMBIA, MD 21045 | 410-312- Available for corporate events (EAST), 5081 CEDAR LN. (WEST), Lake Kittamaqundi (See pullout 6330 | columbiaassociation.org and shows. | 8610 WASHINGTON COLUMBIA, MD 21044 | 410-313- map 84 ) Lake Kittamaqundi, in BLVD, STE. 203, JESSUP, MD 20794 | Troy Park (See pullout map 4700 | howardcountymd.gov/rap Town Center, is a 27-acre man- 301-776-0085 | thatsdancing.net made lake. The lake features a 91 ) Howard County’s newest Centennial Park (See pullout boathouse with a wooden pier and park! Amenities of this 101-acre map 80 ) Centennial Park has won a launching ramp. | 10221 WINCOPIN park include two lighted synthetic multipurpose fields with press Parks & Open awards for its natural design and CIR., COLUMBIA, MD 21044 | 410-312- sensitivity to nature. The 337- 6330 | columbiaassociation.org boxes and bleachers seating 330 Space acre park features a spectacular for each field and a playground. 54-acre, man-made lake, which is Patapsco Valley State Park Parking areas include bio-retention Belmont Manor & Historic stocked by the State Department (See pullout map 85 ) Extends along islands with trees and plants to Park (See pullout map 8 ) Once a of Fisheries, and is home to a 32 miles of the Patapsco River, filter storm water along a paved grand mansion and estate, now a variety of wildlife. | 10000 RT. 108 encompassing 16,043 acres entrance road. | 6500 MANSION LN., unique setting for weddings and (MAIN/SOUTH), 4800 WOODLAND RD. and eight developed recreational ELKRIDGE, MD 20175 | 410-313-4700 events. | 6555 BELMONT WOODS (EAST), 4651 CENTENNIAL LN. (WEST), areas. Recreational opportunities | howardcountymd.gov/rap RD., ELKRIDGE, MD 21075 | 410- 9801 OLD ANNAPOLIS RD. (NORTH), include hiking, fishing, camping, 313-4700 | howardcountymd.gov ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042 | 410-313- canoeing, horseback and mountain Western Regional Park (See 7271 | howardcountymd.gov/rap bike trails, as well as picnicking pullout map 92 ) There is plenty Blandair Regional Park to keep you entertained at this (See pullout map 74 ) A regional for individuals or large groups in Columbia Association (See pullout the park’s many popular pavilions. 190-acre park. Enjoy 6 different park facility centrally located map 81 ) Maintains open space on a 298-acre parcel of land in | 8020 BALTIMORE NATIONAL PK., sport fields, tennis courts and and offers recreational, cultural a playground. There are also Columbia. The project will preserve and community services including ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21042 | 410- approximately 200 acres of forest, 461-5005 | dnr2.maryland.gov 5 ball diamonds, 3 lighted a welcome center, an art center, baseball fields and 2 basketball wetlands, meadows, and a historic a teen center, before and after Patuxent Branch Trail (See pullout farm complex, while providing courts. | 14800 CARRS MILL RD., school care, summer camps, free map 86 ) Trek 4.6 miles on the WOODBINE, MD 21723 | 410-313- active and passive recreation summer concerts, fitness clubs, a Patuxent Branch Trail that leads you 4700 | howardcountymd.gov/rap experiences. | 5750 OAKLAND MILLS roller rink, an ice rink, a skateboard along the Patuxent River from Lake RD., COLUMBIA, MD 21045 | 410-313- facility, golf clubs, tennis clubs, Elkhorn in Columbia to Savage Wilde Lake (See pullout map 93 ) 4700 | howardcountymd.gov/rap outdoor and indoor swimming Park. | 9190 OLD GUILFORD RD., Wilde Lake is a 22-acre man- Blossoms of Hope (See pools, a SportsPark and much COLUMBIA, MD 21046 | 410-313- made lake built by the Columbia more!| 6310 HILLSIDE CT., STE. 100, Association in 1967. The path pullout map 75 ) Plants cherry 4700 | howardcountymd.gov/rap trees and shrubbery to beautify COLUMBIA, MD 21046 | 410-715- around Wilde Lake is 1.46 3000 | columbiaassociation.org Rockburn Branch Park (See miles. | 10027 HYLA BROOK RD., public property in parks and pullout map 87 ) Featuring over local communities in Howard Columbia Dog Park (See pullout COLUMBIA, MD 21044 | 410-312- seven miles of trails through scenic 6330 | columbiaassociation.org County. Holds annual events to map 76 ) An outdoor recreation woodlands, freshwater marshes celebrate the blossoming season space for dogs and their and stream valleys. Amenities Worthington Dog Park (See and raise money to help those owners. | 5901 RIVENDELL LN., include ball diamonds, synthetic pullout map 78 ) Come and bark affected by cancer. | 10000 RT. COLUMBIA, MD 21044 | 410-715- turf fields, a playground, picnic in the park at Howard County's 108 (MAIN/SOUTH), ELLICOTT 3000 | columbiaassociation.org pavilions, a mountain bike course original dog park! Your pooch will CITY, MD 21042 | 443-538-0858 have a great time socializing and | blossomsofhope.com Howard County Department of and historic structures. | 6105 Recreation & Parks (See pullout ROCKBURN BRANCH PARK RD. running without the confines of a Brighton Dam (See pullout map map 82 ) Regional, community and (WEST), 5400 LANDING RD. (EAST), leash. | 8170 HILLSBOROUGH RD., 77 ) 6,000 acres of wooded neighborhood parks containing ELKRIDGE, MD 21075 | 410-313-4700 ELLICOTT CITY, MD 21043 | 410-313- property that comprise the sports facilities, recreation centers | howardcountymd.gov/rap 4700 | howardcountymd.gov/rap VisitHowardCounty.com 91.
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