Rash Field Park
4.8(131)4.8 out of 5 stars, 131 reviews Baltimore, MD
About Rash Field Park
Rash Field Park is a newly built, vibrant waterfront park offering diverse activities like a playground, skate park, and sand volleyball courts, all accompanied by gorgeous views of the city and Inner Harbor. It frequently hosts popular events like food festivals, providing a fun and relaxing spot for families and kids, and is considered safe with police patrols.
What parents should know
Summarized from real visitor reviews.
Best for: A family day out seeking diverse activities and scenic viewsAttending food festivals or other public eventsKids who enjoy playgrounds, skateboarding, or volleyballParents looking for a relaxing spot with a viewPeople-watching
Why families love it
- Newly built vibrant park with exploration stations
- Skate park, sand volleyball courts, and a playground are available
- Offers gorgeous views of the city and water
- Often hosts popular food festivals (e.g., Asian Bite Food Festival) with many diverse vendors and delicious food options
- Provides a relaxing spot along the Inner Harbor for families
- Considered a safe area with police patrols
Insider tips
- Best enjoyed on a sunny day to fully appreciate the views and avoid mud
- If attending a food festival, bring cash or be prepared to use Venmo, Zelle, or Apple Pay for vendors
- Be aware that the park can be muddy if it has rained recently
Good to know before you go
- If you prefer to avoid mud, avoid visiting immediately after rainfall
- If you dislike crowds and long lines, popular food festivals might be challenging
- Can be muddy, especially after rain the day before
- Popular food vendors at festivals can have very long lines (though they tend to move fast)
- Crowds
- Can be crowded during festivals with 'a lot of people', but lines for popular vendors are noted to move fast.
- Value
- The park itself appears to be free to access. Food at festivals is paid, with specific examples like fried pork belly and Korean BBQ chicken wings mentioned. Payment options for vendors include cash, Venmo, Zelle, and Apple Pay, implying a good range of payment flexibility.
- Food
- During festivals, many food vendors are available offering diverse and delicious options
- Accessibility
- No specific accessibility accommodations mentioned in reviews, though being 'newly built' often implies modern design standards.
- Safety
- Police patrol the area, and it is described as safe
What parents say
"Went to Asia in a bite festival for the first time. It was fun Even though it rained the day before. Wass muddy but still fun experience with the kids"
7 months ago
"6June2023 Nice spot along inner harbor for a relaxing view and for kids and families to have fun. I’ve been to inner harbor several times over the years since residing in Maryland and haven’t stopped here until now on one of my many day trips here. There are restrooms to the side of the building. Don’t go in unattended. The police do patrol the area and it is safe."
a year ago
"Newly built vibrant park located near the lower end of Federal Hill with exploration stations, including a skate part, sand volleyball courts, playground and gorgeous views of the city and water. Don't miss this park on a sunny day, it's worth the visit!"
2 years ago
Reviews sourced from public Google data.
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