Kinda tricky to get to the tower but after 3 attempts I finally found a way.It’s a great view of the city from where the tower sits. You sure should visit if you’re in the area.

Great place to take amazing pictures. Park felt lonely early in the morning, we only encountered one other person jogging around, took a walk along into the zoo were we spent the afternoon.

My husband and I explored Druid Hill Park for an hour or so this past weekend. The park is the third oldest established park in the US and Baltimore's fist large municipal park. The park has some running/walking trails, athletic fields, picnic tables/pavilions, and a disc golf course. The park also contains the Baltimore Zoo and the Howard P. Rawlings Conservatory and Botanic Gardens. The park is under a lot of construction; the walk around the lake is closed as part of that construction so you have to leave the park and re-enter it past the construction. However, it's a large park, and there's still plenty to do despite the construction. There weren't sidewalks along every stretch of road, so we ended up walking in the street a bit (especially in the north part of the park near Woodberry). I can see myself spending time here - especially running or walking along the reservoir/lake (even though you can't complete the loop right now due to the construction). But once the construction is complete, this could be a really wonderful park for walking, hiking, running, biking, exploring...!

First of all, best name for a park ever. Secondly, the Rawlings Conservatory is great. And I guess there is also a zoo there, though I don't really do zoos. I just want it to be more... I don't know. I don't want to say compact, because it's nice that it's big. I guess I want it to be more beautiful. The lake is under construction at the moment, that doesn't help. I feel like things are sort of far away from each other and it just doesn't live up to the romance of the name. Again, the conservatory is great, I reviewed that separately. My daughter and I also came across the Latrobe Pavilion, which sounds like it's about beer, but it's actually a yellow and red Asian looking structure that is great for photoshoots. We were there in the winter and there was no one else around but it's probably busier when it's warm.

A group of 20-30 year old guys stopped to wander around the park. Was a little tough to navigate. Seemed very large & weren’t sure of what was where. Maps were a tad difficult, so if you go plan out where you want to go.Was still nice to wander around and was a nice park.Disc golf was small but fun.Didn’t know the zoo was right here too.