Robert E. Lee Park
Photo of Lake Roland Dam at Robert E. Lee Park.
Robert E. Lee Park is a 415 acre park leased to Baltimore County. The park is a multi-faceted facility and with multiple trails, nature and environmental programs, a dog park, pavilion, and waterfront activities, such as canoeing and kayaking for all to enjoy. It offers the opportunity for users to enjoy the rare plant life that exists only in the serpentine barrens.
Robert E. Lee Park Nature Council
The County works in partnership with the Robert E. Lee Park Nature Council (RELPNC). Both groups are working cooperatively to insure that the park continues to address the needs of both the community and all users of the park.
Paw Point Dog Park
Paw Point is a fenced, one acre off leash dog park which is located within Robert E. Lee Park. The dog park is equipped with benches and bag dispensers for cleaning up dog waste. Membership allows two licensed /vaccinated dogs entry to the facility. More information about the dog park and membership forms can be found on the Paw Point web page. Visitors are reminded that when their dogs are not in the fenced in area of the dog park they must remain on a leash.
Programs at Robert E. Lee Park
Robert E. Lee Park publishes its seasonal calendar of events. Here you may download a PDF version of this newsletter, which opens in a new window. Take a look and see the kinds of programs that are offered.
Spring/Summer Calendar (PDF) - Nature walks, preschool programs, canow and kayak tours, fishing derby, family campout and much more offered this Spring and Summer.
Contact Information
1000 Lakeside Drive
Baltimore, MD 21209
410- 887-4156 T.D.D./Deaf 410-887-5319
e-mail releepark-rp@baltimorecountymd.gov
Robert E. Lee Nature Council e-mail relpnc@relpnc.org.
Revised April 9, 2012
