Maryland is full of fancy playgrounds these days. While the following spot isn’t exactly fancy, it sure is fun. This tire park is a hidden gem that’ll take you back to the good old days. With hundreds of tires formed into different structures, there’s so much fun to be had — especially if you have a great imagination. Let’s go!
Head to Catonsville, Maryland to find The Tire Park. It’s located in the Hilton Area at Patapsco Valley State Park in the town of Catonsville.
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While there’s a classic playground here with a slide, bridge, and more…
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…it’s the Tire Park that’s the true gem of this place. It was built in 1994 out of recycled tires and is still as fun as ever.
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The Tire Park portion of the area covers two acres. There are numerous structures to hop across…
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…and to climb…
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…and to swing on.
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Let your imagination run wild when playing on (and in) the various creative sculptures at this popular Catonsville tire park. Could this be a castle or a ship? You decide!
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Although the Tire Park is best suited for children 5-12 years of age, adults seem to love this place, too. After all, it’s never too late to be a kid!
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There’s something nostalgic about a playground without all of the bells and whistles. It’s nice knowing that with all of the upgraded amenities and technological advances of today, our little ones can still enjoy the simple things in life.
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Next time you’ve got a free day, consider heading to this unique playground in the Old Line State. Old fashioned fun awaits!
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Address: 1101 Hilton Avenue, Catonsville, MD 21228
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You can find out more information about the tire park at the Hilton Area at Patapsco Valley State Park on the park’s website.
Have you ever been to the tire park? If so, what was your favorite part? We’d love to hear about your experience in the comments section below.
Another equally fun and imaginative play place in The Old Line State is The Treehouse Camp At Maple Tree Campground in Rohrersville!
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Address: Hilton Tire Park, 1101 Hilton Ave, Catonsville, MD 21228, USA
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Fun Adventures in Maryland December 22, 2022 Lysa Allman-Baldwin Where can we find other playgrounds in Maryland? Playgrounds in Maryland are plentiful, so it won’t be difficult to find something suitable for the ages of the kids in your family or group. Try a few of these on for (little kid or big kid) size:
Watkins Regional Park in Upper Marlboro Port Discovery Children’s Museum in Baltimore South Germantown Recreational Park in Boyds Blandair Regional Park West Playground in Columbia Angel Park Playground in Perry Hall
We’re looking for museums in Maryland. To grasp an understanding and appreciation for all The Old Line State has to offer, the best places to do so are at any of the many museums in Maryland. There you will find a wealth of history, culture, activities, and more – each offering something for everyone. To get you started, consider checking out a few of the following:
The Mermaid Museum in Berlin The Fire Museum of Maryland in Lutherville The B & O Railroad Museum in Baltimore
Are there any free attractions in Maryland? If you are budget-minded, as so many of us are these days, you’ll be happy to know that there are numerous fun and free attractions in Maryland! Leave your wallet at home when you go to enjoy these spots:
The Baltimore Museum of Art in Baltimore The Brookside Gardens in Wheaton The Salisbury Zoo in Salisbury The Battle Creek Cypress Swamp in Prince Frederick The C & O Canal (the canal starts in Washington, DC and ends in Cumberland) The Days End Farm Horse Rescue in Woodbine
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Fun Adventures in Maryland
December 22, 2022
Lysa Allman-Baldwin
Where can we find other playgrounds in Maryland? Playgrounds in Maryland are plentiful, so it won’t be difficult to find something suitable for the ages of the kids in your family or group. Try a few of these on for (little kid or big kid) size:
Watkins Regional Park in Upper Marlboro Port Discovery Children’s Museum in Baltimore South Germantown Recreational Park in Boyds Blandair Regional Park West Playground in Columbia Angel Park Playground in Perry Hall
We’re looking for museums in Maryland. To grasp an understanding and appreciation for all The Old Line State has to offer, the best places to do so are at any of the many museums in Maryland. There you will find a wealth of history, culture, activities, and more – each offering something for everyone. To get you started, consider checking out a few of the following:
The Mermaid Museum in Berlin The Fire Museum of Maryland in Lutherville The B & O Railroad Museum in Baltimore
Are there any free attractions in Maryland? If you are budget-minded, as so many of us are these days, you’ll be happy to know that there are numerous fun and free attractions in Maryland! Leave your wallet at home when you go to enjoy these spots:
The Baltimore Museum of Art in Baltimore The Brookside Gardens in Wheaton The Salisbury Zoo in Salisbury The Battle Creek Cypress Swamp in Prince Frederick The C & O Canal (the canal starts in Washington, DC and ends in Cumberland) The Days End Farm Horse Rescue in Woodbine
The OIYS Visitor Center
The OIYS Visitor Center
Playgrounds in Maryland are plentiful, so it won’t be difficult to find something suitable for the ages of the kids in your family or group. Try a few of these on for (little kid or big kid) size:
- Watkins Regional Park in Upper Marlboro
- Port Discovery Children’s Museum in Baltimore
- South Germantown Recreational Park in Boyds
- Blandair Regional Park West Playground in Columbia
- Angel Park Playground in Perry Hall
We’re looking for museums in Maryland.
To grasp an understanding and appreciation for all The Old Line State has to offer, the best places to do so are at any of the many museums in Maryland. There you will find a wealth of history, culture, activities, and more – each offering something for everyone. To get you started, consider checking out a few of the following:
- The Mermaid Museum in Berlin
- The Fire Museum of Maryland in Lutherville
- The B & O Railroad Museum in Baltimore
Are there any free attractions in Maryland?
If you are budget-minded, as so many of us are these days, you’ll be happy to know that there are numerous fun and free attractions in Maryland! Leave your wallet at home when you go to enjoy these spots:
- The Baltimore Museum of Art in Baltimore
- The Brookside Gardens in Wheaton
- The Salisbury Zoo in Salisbury
- The Battle Creek Cypress Swamp in Prince Frederick
- The C & O Canal (the canal starts in Washington, DC and ends in Cumberland)
- The Days End Farm Horse Rescue in Woodbine
