Checked this small park out at dusk as it was on our list of places to see while in Baltimore this weekend. A fun little detour from the hustle and bustle of downtown. There were a few families enjoying the space at the same time we were. Every little part of this green space was utilized to make a fun, interactive area for all to take a break and burn off extra energy.

This was probably one of my son's favorite part of our Baltimore trip! We loved the large horn sculpture to slide down and the musical instruments to make a ton of noise! There was also a short tunnel that he could run through, and we were able to take some great photos from inside. Awesome place to burn off that energy before his midday nap! Very close to the Inner Harbor attractions, and a must-do!

A fun patch of grass for the kids to get their wiggles out and for parents to get a rest. Midway between Inner Harbor/Constellation area and Fell’s Point.

We visited on a very rainy day and made the best out of it. Pierce's Park is a short walk from the Aquarium so you can stop there a few minutes before entering or leaving. The exit of the aquarium is closer to the park. There are very interesting design elements to everything including the sidewalk.

This is an interactive park that children and adults can enjoy! It's free and has a walking path labeled with homophones (words that sound alike), a willow tunnel kids can run through, a large sculpture kids can crawl through and yell, and a giant xylophone anyone can play. There is also yoga in the park for adults. Just off the parking lot for McCormick and Schmicks, this is a delightful little Baltimore gem of a park for enjoying some green space.