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TOP 30 Local parks with playgrounds in North East, MD
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North East Community Park
North East Community Park is a charming recreational area located in North East, Maryland, United States. This park is a popular tourist attraction for both locals and visitors alike, offering a variety of amenities for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. From walking and biking trails to playgrounds and picnic areas, North East Community Park provides a perfect setting for families to spend quality time together in the great outdoors. With its scenic views and peaceful atmosphere, this park is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to relax and unwind in nature.
Blandair Regional Park West Playground
Blandair Regional Park West Playground is a part of Blandair Regional Park located at 5750 Oakland Mills Road in Columbia, Maryland. The park is one of three sections of Blandair Regional Park, with the others being Blandair Regional Park North and Blandair Regional Park East. The park offers a range of outdoor activities and amenities, including playgrounds, multi-purpose fields, walking paths, and more. The history of the land where Blandair Regional Park is located is rich and diverse, with Native American tribes, European settlers, and enslaved African Americans all having lived and worked on the land over the centuries. The park's name, "Blandair," comes from Theodorick Bland, who purchased the land in 1844 as a country retreat. The property changed hands several times over the years, with various families owning and living on the land.
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