Fairland Recreational Park

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4.6

( 8 reviews )

Playgrounds, Hiking

Closed 07:00 AM - 07:00 PM See Hours

3928 Greencastle Rd, Burtonsville, MD 20866, United States

+1 3149-525-95.0

Fairland Recreational Park is a renowned brand in the recreational industry, offering a plethora of exciting activities and amenities for individuals and families to enjoy. Situated in a picturesque location, the park boasts stunning views and ample green spaces, creating the perfect backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts. From mountain biking trails to hiking routes, Fairland Recreational Park provides options for adventure seekers of all levels. Additionally, visitors can make use of the well-maintained tennis courts and soccer fields, enhancing their athletic skills while enjoying the fresh air. The park's dedication to providing quality experiences is evident in the numerous positive reviews received from satisfied guests. With a focus on delivering exceptional service and maintaining a welcoming atmosphere, Fairland Recreational Park is the go-to destination for those seeking an unforgettable outdoor experience.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Good for kids
Good for kids birthday
Dogs allowed
Public toilet
Slides
Playground
Kid-friendly hikes
Has a tennis court
Baseball field

Reviews

4.6/5

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Thein win

March 22, 2024

Serene and clean recreational park for family or solo events. A lot of parking space available if you drive. A good place to take a walk, a ride with a bike or just relax with family. Flew my drone in the area and I had no problems, so you can too. Don’t restrict yourself to just one section, there are at least three huge parks including a baseball pitch and a football area.

Roger banks

March 22, 2024

Such a pleasant surprise to discover this park with its trails, trees and turnips! Well, to be honest I don't know if there are any turnips, but once I got started with the alliterative T's I felt like I had to see it through. I didn't see any turnips, but again, I have to confess that I'm not sure I'd know what a turnip plant looks like. In fact, I'm positive that without googling I wouldn't be able to identify one. This review is going rather poorly isn't it? Sorry. Anyway, I took some pictures so please just enjoy those and I'll leave it at that. Tschüss!

Haris latsoudis

March 22, 2024

We had a great time exploring this park. We visited the playground and it was a fun and hopping place! All the pavilions were filled with parties and fun! We enjoyed the playground equipment and my kiddo had a fantastic time.

Jeff demanche

March 22, 2024

Fairland has some awesome trails for both walking and biking. Many loops to go around. The trails are shared with bikers and hikers/walkers, so it's nice to look out for any ped if you're on a bike. The bike trails are fun for all levels of riders. Love the skills pit and all the wooden features they have there.

Xiao-fang ruan

March 22, 2024

Closest place for a good mountain bike ride. There's 9+ miles of single-track, you just have to know how to connect it. There's also a paved path, playgrounds, picnic tables, soccer, basketball, tennis, baseball and roller skating hockey fields. The new aaded features in the skills park is going to be insane! Fairland will definitely be a must visit park once it's completed.

Oleh kolesnykov

March 22, 2024

Love this we have nothing like this back in Texas !

Aim messenger

March 22, 2024

Such a beautiful park with awesome trails! My only gripes: I did not see a single trash bin along the trails we traveled (wouldn't have been an issue but I had to pick up after my 4 legged buddies and ended up having to carry the poop bag the whole way), some trail markers are missing signs so it's difficult to ensure you're on the right trail (also ended up lost for about an hour -ironically b4 we got lost we ran into all kinds of people, but they all disappeared the minute we needed directions, and my phone was at 5% lol). If you are new here I would recommend staying on the paved trails. We wound up on the viper trail, and while very scenic, it is also VERY rugged. I plan to take my buddies back, but we'll be better prepared. This is definitely a park worth revisiting! Fyi- if you come in at the old gunpowder and greencastle rd entrance there is a nice short walk you can do around a pond.