Truxtun Park — Attraction in Annapolis

It was nice, but my 9 year old wasn't able to slide down a slide into 4ft water without passing a swim test of swimming into 5ft down into 10ft water and back. Also their snack area was mad expensive for some mediocre items you can just pack in your swim bag. I paid $5 bucks for a snowball with a small amount of flavoring and it was in a medium cup, but they claim was their large size lol, as well $2 for a tiny freeze pop. There is a wait time to get in after they've opened and are full which I would have liked to know prior to going, and you'll have to wait until others decide to leave so be mindful to get there early for parking and entrance or you'll be in line for hours waiting. Also, WATCH YOUR STUFF! There was a family there of another nationality that was scoping out our seating areas with our items, not sure what they thought they would get lol, but once we stood near our stuff they moved and then eventually left. So just be mindful of...

This community pool is a standout. The facilities are clean and well-maintained, with plenty of seating and shaded areas that make it easy to relax. The entry fee is very reasonable, making it accessible for families and individuals alike.

The snack shop is a nice bonus, affordable with a solid variety of options. Whether you’re swimming, lounging, or just stopping by with kids, this pool offers a comfortable, enjoyable experience. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a low-cost, high-quality place...

Play tennis here off - and - on. Nice to see tennis court rehab is commenced. Walked trails in the park recently. It would be nice if park would issue a trail map. There is little discernable pattern to the trails. It is a short trek but it would be beneficial to have a circuit with distance markers. Understandably the park is undergoing major construction which may have disturbed the trails. Many other amenities at the park benefitting citizens of Annapolis and Anne...