Last Sunday, I visited
Carrs Mill Park. I was curious about it because every time I drove by, the gate was locked. I finally decided to venture in and see what was up. After walking up a short paved driveway through some trees, I reached the main park area. The park consists of an open field. That's it.

It appears it is "limited use" and you need a permit to use it:

There are several of these "campsites":

This is essentially what the park looks like:


Great use of tax dollars!
2 comments:
Its a park built on the old Howard County Dump - it looks better now, but probably still somewhat toxic!
Interesting... thanks for that tidbit.
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