Sparrows Point Park

- Activity Rooms
- Community Center
- Meeting Rooms
- Paved Walking Paths
- Piers
- Playgrounds
- Athletic Fields
- Edgemere-Sparrows Point
About

The historic and famed Bethlehem Steel Mill in Sparrows Point is now a 21-acre waterview park site, located at 1900 Wharf Road in Baltimore, thanks to Tradepoint Atlantic’s generous donation.
This project was the first entirely new park built by the Department of Recreation and Parks in six years, and fills a longstanding recreational gap in the Edgemere-Sparrows Point area.
Programs
Sparrows Point Park offers programs for all ages. Please register in advance.
Lunchtime Activities
Weekdays 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Expect more from your lunchtime! Drop in for fun, active, and social midday activities to recharge your body and mind. Pickleball is available Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Basketball and table tennis are available Tuesday and Thursday.
Storytime, Music and Movement
Weekly on Tuesday at 10 a.m.
Designed for little ones ages 6 months to 3 years, this parent-child program is full music, sing-alongs, and books. Both the kids and adults have the opportunity to make new friends.
Park Playtime
From mini frisbee golf and bowling to kicking soccer balls and launching light-up rockets, kids ages 6 months to 5 years can explore, play, and burn off energy—while parents relax and connect nearby.
Drop-In Youth Basketball
Weekly on Tuesday and Thursday from 2:45 to 5 p.m.
Whether you're perfecting the free throw or looking for a fun way to stay active, our after school open gym basketball for ages 8 to 17 is for all skill levels.
Park Highlights
The park includes:
- 16,000 square-foot community center with double court gym, two community-accessible activity rooms and concessions area
- Full-size synthetic turf field with LED lighting
- 10,000 square foot playground
- ADA accessible fishing pier and kayak launch
- Scenic walking path
Progess Timeline and photos
The park plan was a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum-designed project.
- December 2018—County Council unanimously approves the project.
- September 2019—Community input meeting.
- February 2020—Second community input meeting. Watch the recording.
- September 2022—County Council to vote on land transfer/donation agreement.
- Fall 2023 to Fall/Winter 2024—Groundbreaking and construction.
- March 2025—Estimated construction completion date.
- March 19, 2025—Ribbon cutting ceremony.
View the Sparrows Point Park concept plan and progress photos.