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This Baltimore website page is for Recreation, Parks, Outdoors, Lakes, Nature, Preserves, Fishing, Boating, Beaches, Swimming, Amusement, Family, Kids, Children, Wildlife, Refuges, Visitors, Weekends, Hiking, Bike Paths, Landmarks, Tourists, Guides and Regional Parks that are local and rated best in Baltimore, Arlington, Ashburton, Cheswolde, Fallstaff, Forest Park, Glen, Park Heights, Pimlico, Reisterstown Station, Television Hill, Abell, Charles Village, Cedarcroft, Ednor Gardens, Evergreen, Govans, Guilford, Hampden, Harwood, Homeland, Keswick, Lake Evesham, Lake Walker, Little Korea Town, Mount Washington, Poplar Hill, Radnor, Remington, Roland Park, Tuscany, Waverly, Woodberry, Wyndhurst, Belair, Cedonia, Gardenville, Hamilton, Lauraville, Loch Raven, Mayfield, Northwood, Ramblewood, Stonewood, Coppin Heights, Franklin Square, Harlem Park, Lexington, Mondawmin, Poppleton, Rosemont, Walbrook, Barre Circle, Bolton Hill, Charles Center, Lexington Market, Madison Park, Mount Vernon, Otterbein, Reservoir Hill, Ridgely's Delight, Seton Hill, Station North, The Block, Upton, Westside, Armistead Gardens, Greenmount, Johnston Square, Madison, Middle East, Oliver, Orangeville, Southwest, Carrollton Ridge, Edmondson Village, Hollins Market, Irvington, Morrell Park, Pigtown, Sowebo, Ten Hills, Union Square, Violetville, Wakefield, Windsor Hills, Brooklyn, Cherry Hill, Curtis Bay, Federal Hill, Lakeland, Locust Point, Harborview, Mount Winans, Pratt Monroe, South Baltimore, Westport, Bayview, Brewer's Hill, Butchers Hill, Canton, Ellwood Park, Fells Point, Graceland Park, Greektown, Harbor East, Highlandtown, Jonestown, Kresson, Little Italy, McElderry Park, Patterson Park, Perkins Homes, O'Donnell Heights, St Helena, Washington Hill, Baltimore City College, Western High School, Fells Point, Inner Harbor, BWI Airport and Johns Hopkins University. |
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The Baltimore City Department of Parks and Recreation provides recreational, environmental, cultural, educational and leisure activities. Baltimore City has 6, 000 acres of land with larger parks and smaller community parks including 300,000 street trees. 
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