Quiet, open park with access to the Monocacy River for foot traffic.
Excellent amount of space and available activities. Beautiful park.
Super clean nice park across from a elementary school. Surrounding neighborhood is also very nice.
Would 've gave 5 but i play there and the fields could use more care. Could be the best fields in the area if taken care of.
Company picnic was held here and worked perfectly. Between the green area for games, the playground for kids, the pavilion for picnicing, and the water to wade into on a HOT summers day, this was the perfect spot to be.
It was a nice park. Had play area for kids. Wish it had a walking loop so you did not have to walk on the road.
Nice park! There are two playgrounds, and they are both fun for kids. Instead of mulch, there is a rubbery solid ground covering -very nice. A good amount of swings are available. Surrounded by trees, there are actually times that the larger playground is shady, which is rare with playgrounds and wonderful in summer. Also nice are the nearby pond and river. Come at the right time and the pond is teeming with tadpoles and baby frogs, and kids always love visiting a river. You can play on a playground or have a nature walk! There are special winter activities available, but we've never tried them, and they have a rentable building as well as picnic shelters and sports fields. It can be buggy sometimes in summer, but Pinecliff is a great little park!
Good outdoor place with lots of benches and playgrounds. I was a bit disappointed that you need a license to start a fire, but overall it's a good place for family.
This park is a nice place to have a picnic to take a walk and enjoy the lake I love it there
Little park we use for meet ups. Perfect place to get a group activity started.
Great park with an amazing playground. It can get a bit too busy during softball season.
What an AWESOME community park. This is DEFINITELY a park that Frederick County should be VERY proud of!!!
Large, many pavilions. Great place to put kayaks in or pick them up from the monocacy river.