Emily Bayless Graham Park — Attraction in Bel Air

Absolutely beautiful! I’ve been meaning to go to this park for awhile now. I’m so glad I finally did! There’s a good amount of parking. There’s a pavilion & picnic tables. It has several clear marked paths. The paths have gravel on the ground. They’re very wide paths which is great during Covid since there’s plenty of room to pass people safely. I saw one large port-a potty. Unfortunately there was a lot off urine on the floor so I didn’t end up using it. There’s a great section of the park that appears to be geared towards children. It’s a sensory path & I actually enjoyed it as an adult. The one downside to the park is that you can hear the traffic off of routes 24 & 924. I even heard a loud trash truck going into the Festival. I can’t exactly complain because I’d call this an urban park. It barely takes away from the...

Well maintained paved trails, lots of shade, and plenty of parking. There seems to be an increased presence of Sheriff's Deputy's in the parking lot, which is very much appreciated given scattered reports of vehicle break ins. Pavilion with tables and power available - not sure if you can reserve that in advance. Port-a-pot by the parking lot. Popular with dog walkers. Plenty of Pokestops along the trails, and a Pokemon Go gym added on the 924 side of the park...

My best friend and I met there to have lunch that we had picked up locally. We loved sitting at a table in the pavilion while we visited. It was the perfect place to socially distance and enjoy nature in a beautiful setting. The park is well maintained and inviting. There was a light rain so we didn’t take advantage of the trails. I’m looking forward to doing some walking when the sun is shining. I am so glad I discovered the...