Top Things to do in Montgomery County
Top Hotels in Montgomery County
- 1. Hyatt Regency Bethesda
- 2. Hilton Garden Inn Silver Spring White Oak
- 3. Embassy Suites by Hilton Bethesda
- 4. Comfort Inn Shady Grove - Gaithersburg - Rockville
- 5. Hilton Washington DC / Rockville Executive Meeting Center
- 6. DoubleTree by Hilton Washington DC North/Gaithersburg
- 7. Cambria Hotel Rockville
- 8. Canopy by Hilton Washington DC Bethesda North
- 9. Hilton Garden Inn Washington DC / Bethesda
- 10. The Bethesdan Hotel, Tapestry Collection by Hilton
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The 10 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Montgomery County, Montgomery County
Discover the best top things to do in Montgomery County, United States including The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring, A Game of Rooms Rockville, Great Falls, Washington D.C. Temple & Visitors' Center, Glen Echo Park, Brookside Gardens, RIO Washingtonian Center, Laugh Riot at Positano Italian Restaurant, Butler's Orchard, Miniature Train and Carousel at Wheaton Regional Park.
Restaurants in Montgomery County
1. The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 668 reviews
We are open for the 2021 season of adventure! The largest Adventure Park in North America. Challenge Yourself! Over 200 Platforms high in The Trees, covering 5 acres, interconnected by zip lines, ropes, obstacles, challenges and fun! 15 Separate courses, 7 difficulty levels, from beginner to insane. Unlimited climbing for 3 hours. Ages 5 - 94 (so far!) Reservations are required and limited.
Reviewed By cjctv - Sandy Spring, United States
The Adventure Park is fun, it's exercise, it's nature, it is a great time for people of almost all ages. A wonderful way to spend the day OUTSIDE in the TREES!
2. A Game of Rooms Rockville
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 216 reviews
Come experience the highly rated and acclaimed escape room in Montgomery County, Maryland! Perfect for birthdays, corporate team building, family bonding events, or even just a gathering of friends.
Reviewed By SKTravel2020
Great experience!! Our kids range from 15 - 18 and they all enjoyed Prison Break. The guide, Usama, was very engaged and did a terrific job of helping the group with hints and encouragement. All of the kids in our group have done escape rooms elsewhere but they all felt like this was the best one. Totally worth it!
3. Great Falls
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By FJGonzalezG - Bethesda, United States
The Great Falls park in Maryland provides great views of the Great Falls from the overlook at Olmsted Island. When the river is high, the walkway to the overlook provides thrilling close-up vistas of the raging waters below. The park is also home to the Great Falls Tavern Visitor Center, where you can familiarize yourself with the history of the C&O Canal. Located about a third of a mile north of mile marker 14, this is a great place to access the canal's tow path. There are also great hiking trails. Our favorites are the Ford Mine Trail and the River Trail. You can access the Mine trail at the northern/farthest end of the parking lot. This 2.1 mile trail has flat segments near the canal and a hilly portion on part of the loop. The 1-mile River Trail can be reached by crossing the canal at the Visitors' Center, walking north on the tow-path just past the Washington Aqueduct Observation Deck. It is flat and offers great vistas of the Potomac River, and great opportunities to see waterfowl and other critters. It floods regularly, which often makes it muddy and sometimes impassable.
4. Washington D.C. Temple & Visitors' Center
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Open to the public, the Washington D.C. Temple & Visitors' Center is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. Visitors can walk through the colorful gardens, sit by the fountains, enjoy the beautiful views, and feel the peace of the grounds.
Reviewed By 315marcier
Take this tour! It was both fun and light-hearted and also deeply soul stirring. When you schedule a tour online, you can customize it for what you want to see and focus on, so it’s perfect for any group. The Visitors’ Center is beautiful and the sister missionaries were friendly and inspiring! We were really moved by the experience.
5. Glen Echo Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 94 reviews
National Park Service offers year-round activites for residents and visitors in dance, theater and the arts.
Reviewed By Parisfan072 - Washington DC, United States
Glen Echo was an amusement park for years. It closed, I believe in the late 1950s or early 1960s. It is a unique spot with wonderful architecture and a whole new host of attractions, although the original Dentzel carousel horse remains the centerpiece. It hosts regular dances and concerts, as well as classes in the arts. It's a genuine treasure that is well worth your acquaintance.
6. Brookside Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 294 reviews
Reviewed By ITRT
Brookside Gardens is truly an impressive gem located within the Wheaton Regional Park. It is a beautiful and well-maintained place to simply enjoy the beauty of the flowers, trees, gazebos, ponds and water structures. The water structures were not on when we visited. A bonus is the temporary outdoor exhibit honoring those in Montgomery County who died of Covid-19. The walkway has one strand of crystals in memory of each life lost. Another memorial near one of the ponds honors those who lost their lives during the sniper spree in 2002. While we were there, we saw people using the gardens as a backdrop for their wedding and Quinceañera photos. A permit is required to take professional photos. There are two conservatories on the grounds as well as a visitor center/gift shop. There is also a butterfly garden (fee), children’s garden, and greenhouse. Although there seemed to be adequate parking spaces, there was a line of cars waiting for a parking spot. The gardens have both paved and un-paved trails and paths. Most visitors, and some of the trees, wore masks because of Covid restrictions in place. Plan a visit: you will be impressed and glad you did.
7. RIO Washingtonian Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 261 reviews
RIO Washingtonian Center is a lakefront shopping, dining and entertainment experience for the whole family, located just off of I-270 in Gaithersburg, MD.
Reviewed By S136CZkellyl - Gaithersburg, United States
There are lots of places to eat at the Rio and you can stroll and walk around the pond. They have specialty shops as well as name brand stores. They have it all.
8. Laugh Riot at Positano Italian Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Laugh Riot at Positano Real-Life In-Person Live Standup Comedy Show Starting Sat.10-3-2020 Saturday Nights in Bethesda,MD(Metro Red Line) Featuring local DC-MD-VA comedians Every Saturday Night 8pm to 9:30 pm $15 CASH ONLY(green paper:-) Door Admission Main Dining Room opens 5:30pm for Food/Dinner & Drinks before the show Comedy Showroom (next door) opens 7:15pm for DRINKS ONLY-NO FOOD Dinner Reservations to eat/drink in Main Dining Room before show:Email Reserve@ePositano. com No Reservations allowed for Comedy Showroom Seating:First come, First seated. No Advance Seat Sales-Buy Seats when you arrive at comedy showroom door at 7:15pm. Positano Italian Restaurant 4948 Fairmont Ave (off Old Georgetown Rd, look for the blue/green awning) Bethesda, MD 20814
9. Butler's Orchard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
A family farm providing good, green fun and local produce for over 71 years. We offer 300 acres of pick-your-own fruits and vegetables, a Farm Market, and special events throughout the year. At our annual Pumpkin Festival enjoy a hayride, jump in the hayloft, swoosh down the giant slides, visit barnyard buddies, play the rubber duckie derby, and explore the corn maze! Enjoy beautiful fall foliage, live music, hand dipped caramel apples, and lots more!
Reviewed By 16Ariella - New York City, United States
I went to this place with a lot of elementary age children and we all had a great time. The staff are wonderful,The hayride was fun, and the blueberries we picked were delicious! There is also a playground and a few animals. There isn't much shade, so make sure to dress accordingly! Oh and BRING WATER!!
10. Miniature Train and Carousel at Wheaton Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By 192catherineo
I've taken numerous children over the years and each and every one of them wants to return. The two rides are so much fun for them, but the playground is one of the best around. It's so enormous that children can truly run around! For the most part, the park is full of well-behaved children with caretakers who warn the older kids to watch out for the smaller ones. Tons of picnic tables, although I must say I normally go during the week - I'm sure the picnic table situation is a lot tougher on Saturdays and Sundays. So bring a large blanket...there's tons of room to spread out.
