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What to do and see in Burtonsville, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Burtonsville in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Gardens. Discover best things to do in Burtonsville with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. Brookside Gardens
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 248 reviews
Reviewed By caleb h
I have been there multiple times. the butterfly gardens are gorgeous, and the gardens are immense. there's a stream on the property, but its not super pretty looking. but the pond is where is like to go, just to sit down and watch the ducks, it's so relaxing.
2. National Capital Trolley Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Reviewed By Kurt D - Gaithersburg, Maryland
The National Capital Trolley Museum was a wonderful place to visit especially for a day trip. I took my mom and we loved all the wall displays and also the trolley house as well. The people there were very helpful and were also very knowledgable about the history of the trolleys, The great part is parking was free and the admission of $7 was very reasonable as well. That price included my favorite thing to do at the end of our day. That is riding on an actual trolley they restored around there 1 mile layout through the trees. The trolleys they let you ride in also change from time to time which is a nice touch. Greta fun for people and families of all ages.
Tips for fun at the National Capital Trolley Museum:
1)Be sure to check hours on their website before going as they are somewhat limited.
2)Touring the trolley house requires a guide to be with you. You can't just walk in there.
3)Eat something to eat before you go.
4)Be careful getting on and off the trolley rides.
3. Terrapin Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Clip in and take off on a unique outdoor adventure. Soar through the air and defy gravity! Launch your adventure by scaling one of the 12 routes of our Terrapin Tower. Conquer all 25 of our Terrapin High and Low Challenge Course Elements. Experience 2 G's of force on our Giant Swing. Enjoy the thrill of gliding through the forest canopy on our Zip Line. We call it no sweat adrenaline! You will call it A Blast!Join us for:Team Building, Parties for adults or kids, a fun day with family or friends, kayak tours, kayak rentals, mountain biking, bike tours, bike rentals, river tubing and more...Challenging outdoor activities for anyone 8-80. Come with your friends or family, singles groups, classmates, scouts, religious organizations or co-workers. Celebrate a great event or a beautiful day.
Reviewed By DMAN0431 - Silver Spring, Maryland
This place was a lot of fun. I only did the events that I wanted to do. I enjoyed the staff members that took great care to ensure your safety. I don't have to do this again but its also fun to watch. The swing...MoreThanks for sharing. We are glad you enjoyed the challenges. Keep in mind our other things to do like bike, kayak, caving, and geocaching tours.
4. The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring
Overall Ratings
5 based on 433 reviews
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! 13 Separate courses, 6 difficulty levels, from beginner to insane. Unlimited climbing for 3 hours. Ages 5 - 84 (so far!) Reservations welcome 7 days a week, March-December.
Reviewed By Travelingwithgoblins - Falls Church, Virginia
Our boys, ages 9, 10 and 12, has an excellent time on the ropes course at the Adventure Park at Sandy Spring. We bought our tickets in advance because we were going on a Saturday morning and, according to the reservations page on the website,...MoreAwesome to hear this! We love having as many climbers as possible but also aim to lower wait times so everyone can get the most out of their adventure!
5. Olney Theatre Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 102 reviews
Reviewed By jaseaton - Silver Spring, Maryland
This was only my second visit to the Olney Theatre even though I've lived in the area since 1975. What was I thinking?! I'll tell you what I was thinking: that it was just a suburban dinner theater place. WRONG: in partnership with Roundhouse they're producing seriously good revivals of great musicals and fine classic American dramas. We'll come back again in September for In the Heights, and we might even get season tickets: reliable live theater, easy to get to, excellent seating and staging!
6. Wheaton Regional Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 132 reviews
Reviewed By ACfromDC - Silver Spring, Maryland
If you like gardens, woods, nighttime light adventures, nature and butterflies, a visit to Brookside Gardens welcomes all ages of folks every season of the year. There is a pathway for walkers or wheelchairs, there's a children's garden, a most wonderful fregrence garden, a rose garden, a gazebo overlooking a pond, a pathway around a lake and through the woods and scheduled activities to numerous to list. This magical place is a part of Wheaton Regional Park. It's free and there's plenty of parking.
7. AMC Center Park 8
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Reviewed By sym4302016 - Beltsville, Maryland
Theater has been updated...with new seats. You will appreciate the reclining seats and seat choices, if the movie is not a "sell out" and theater is not too full. You might choose to use the venue in the earlier part of the day, as it seems to be cleaner.
8. Centennial Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 123 reviews
Reviewed By Sujata410 - Columbia, Maryland
This is a great little park with the lake that has a walking trail all the way around. There are picnic shelters, volleyball courts, a Children’s play area and many other things to keep you busy.Be warned that on a nice sunny spring or summer day at the weekend, it can be tough to find parking. The walking trail around round Lake is 2.4 miles and if you add in some of the other additional trails, you can get close to 3 miles. In summertime, you can rent boats and kayaks.
9. Cross Creek Golf Club
Overall Ratings
2.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By sologolfer - Washington DC, District of Columbia
At $29 a round, this course was okay. The interesting layout and the challenge of a real penalty for missed shots made up for the overall poor condition - tight, forested fairways, water hazards, elevation changes, and creative short-game situations. BUT, the new highway came through and ruined the best hole, conditions are generally worse, and the increase to $49 renders it not worth the price of admission. The greens were patchy and inconsistent, the fringes not puttable, and the tee areas fairly chewed up. The irons-only driving range and tiny practice green are subpar. The food used to be great, but since the grill was closed when I was there, who knows anymore?
10. Brookside Nature Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By Deborah F - Columbia, Maryland
This is a great place to drop in to learn more about the area. I found this place when I wanted to learn more about the trails and appreciated the map. Also a good place to start your forest hike ... they have clean restrooms!
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