Matthewstown Harmans Park

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7605 Ridge Chapel Rd

Hanover, MD 21076

+1 (410) 222-7317

http://www.aacounty.org

Matthewstown Harmans Park is a recreational facility nestled in Hanover, MD, offering a range of outdoor activities for visitors of all ages.

The park provides a peaceful escape for individuals and families looking to enjoy nature and engage in leisurely pursuits in a serene setting.

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4.07 reviews

Jessica O.

4/5/2023

Decent park. There is something for everyone. A playground, dog park, tennis courts, picnic tables, and walking tralis. They have a baseball field too. The main reason that I would not give this...

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Emily E.

7/22/2021

This is my favorite park in the Severn, MD area. It has many different features that appeal to the whole family. I enjoy the trails and tennis courts most. Features: Walking/Running...

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Melitta S.

9/5/2020

Cute little park. Roughly 0.5 miles around on the paved path. Couple of tennis and basketball courts. Came to enjoy a little family time during Covid. I'm just happy there are outdoor spaces to enjoy

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Tiffany S.

6/17/2016

Leaving a review for the park pavillion here as I have rented it for my daughter's birthday party through the county website. The pavilion is covered and has 10 picnic tables bolted to the...

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Carissa M.

7/1/2019

This is a nice little park. If you're looking for somewhere to walk, I wouldn't recommend it because the walking trail is pretty small but the pavilions and playground are clean and well kept.

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