- TripBuzz found 478 things to do with kids in or near Olney, Maryland, including 469 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Washington, Arlington, Silver Spring and Bethesda.
- From Hallowell Pool to Olney Indoor Swim Center, the Olney area offers 116 different types of family activities, including: Swimming Pool, Theaters, Dog Park and Dance Studios.
- Montgomery County, Maryland is home to the census-designated place of Olney and it's more than 30,000 residents. Olney has been named by Money magazine as one of the top 100 'America's Best Places to Live.' The area is largely residential and maintains a rich culture of history and close-knit community.
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7721 Painted Daisy Drive, Springfield, VA 22152
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The Daventry Community Pool is a municipal pool that is home to two 25-meter lap lanes, a recreational pool basketball hoop, and a diving board. The pool is split into a shallow section and a deep end.
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Graul's Market is a local retail store which offers a wide range of products including baked goods,meat, groceries, dairy products and more.
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Ellanor C. Lawrence Park serves as a wildlife preservation area. Visitors can hike, picnic, and learn more about the area in the Walney Visitor Center's refurbished 1780's farmhouse.
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Popular with the youth of Pasadena, High Point Park offers two basketball courts for outdoor fun and exercise. There is also a playground on the premises, along with ample parking for parents.
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500 South Center Street, Westminster, MD 21157
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With its multiple historic structures and artifacts on display, the Carroll County Farm Museum introduces its visitors to the life of rural folks during 19th century.
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Providing tours of the property, Crumland Farms offers visitors an authentic farm with barnyard animals and fresh produce. During the fall season, visitors can tour a pumpkin patch and a haunted farm.
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A great deal of farm fun is offered at the Summers Farm Adventure with emphasis on fall related activities like a cornfield maze, petting zoo, pig races, hay slides, and pumpkin picking. The site also has a country market with a sweet shop and barnyard grill.
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Built in 1852 as a middle-class plantation home, the Surratt House Museum recaptures life during the mid-19th century. It features an array of authentic home goods from the years 1840 to 1865 and puts a special emphasis on the events surrounding the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
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With traditional family fun and excitement, Summer's Farm is a wholesome experience to enjoy with the little ones. Attractions include a pumpkin patch, a rope maze, a petting zoo, hay rides, and corn mazes.
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The Mary Surratt House Museum was originally constructed in 1852, and was the farm home of John and Mary Surratt. The house has since been a restaurant, hotel, and tavern, as well as a Confederate safe house.