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Did You Know? The City of Gaithersburg occupies 10 square miles. |
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| Parks and Fields |
 Recreation
is part of the quality of life that makes Gaithersburg an attractive place to
live, work, learn and play. Since 1970, Gaithersburg has grown from a City with
three parks consisting of nine acres to a City with 23 parks and more than 522
acres of parkland.
Bohrer Park at Summit Hall Farm and Griffith Park at City Hall also have picnic pavilions available for rental.
Blohm Park 18900 Watkins Mill Road Bohrer Park at Summit Hall Farm 506 S Frederick Ave Christman Park 304 W. Deer Park Road Constitution Gardens Park 112 Brookes Ave Diamond Farms Park 857 Quince Orchard Blvd Duvall Park 14 Holly Drive Green Park 151 Bickerstaff Way Griffith Park at City Hall 29 S Summit Ave Inspiration Park 905 Inspiration Lane Kelley Park 400 Victory Farm Dr Kentland's Green 117 Kentland's Square Kentlands Lakes 501 Firehouse Lane Lakelands Park 1368 Main Street Little Quarry Park 540 Chestertown Street Main Street Park and Pavilion 301 Main Street Malcolm King Park 1200 W Side Drive Morris Park 421 Summit Hall Rd Observatory Park 100 DeSellum Avenue Olde Towne Park 1 S Summit Ave. Robertson Park 801 Rabbitt Rd Summerfield Park 100 Skidmore Blvd. Travis Park 391 Travis Avenue Victory Farm Park 401 Victory Farm Drive Walder Park 302 Cedar Ave Washingtonian Woods Park 341 Upshire Circle |