Stansbury Park, Dundalk, Maryland
The citizens of the Eastfield-Stanbrook Community Association and the Baltimore County Department of Recreation & Parks have really out done themselves this year!
They have offered a summer full of events for local citizens, with majority of the events centered around getting children interested in nature and our local parks. These events have been informative, interactive, and overall amazing!
Here is a list of events still to come
Saturday, August 16th (tomorrow): Weenie and Corn Roast 8-9:30pm
Roast weenies and fresh corn over the campfire while enjoying stories and songs. Ages 12 and under with adult supervision. Participation cost is $3 per participant
Saturday, August 30th: Canoe Trip 10am-1pm
Cross the pond, then portage to Lynch Cove with a naturalist as your guide to explore the shallow. Ages 12 + with adult supervision. Participation is $10 per participant
If you are interested in participating, please call 410-887-2817.
There are also a few programs that are offered in conjunction with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources:
Fishing Derby, Saturday, August 23rd from 9am till noon, for children 15 and under
Participation cost is #3 and includes lunch. It will be held at Stansbury Park. Bring your own gear or it will be provided.
To register for the Derby, call 410-887-3465. Space is limited and all registrations are first come, first serve. Please make checks payable to Eastfield Stanbrook Community Association for the Fishing Clinic
I just had a photo session there this week- it is a beautiful place that everyone should visit!
By: Ashley on August 15, 2008
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check out Ashley’s photo site and the photo session on the side bar of The Dundalk Daily, under Ashley Layfield Photography!
By: Jordan on August 15, 2008
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Hello,
I recently started walking around the Stansbury pond. Does anyone know the exact distance of the trail around the pond?
By: Bernie Brown on September 10, 2008
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HI: I am wondering if there is a mailing list with events and things of that nature for this park. Thanks.
By: Allison on October 15, 2008
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Use this website to measure your walk around the quarry, or anywhere actually.
http://www.usatf.org/routes/map/
By: Chelsea on October 20, 2008
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Hi, I live right across the street from Stansbury Pond. What a great place to spend some time with family. I have seen lots of changes over the past 50years. Balto. county,keep up the good work. Thanks
By: Patricia J. on November 9, 2008
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Patricia J, please call me…im from ADbutus, MD, but have major concerns regarding dundalks Stansbury pond/quarry, and could use some memories & advice of a long time resident of that area…thank you & looking forward to hearing from you…tracey…410-247-5888…diamond414x@aol.com
By: Tracey on December 13, 2008
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I used hang out in that park in the 70’s as a teen. We ad many good times then, but the Park wasn’t as nice then as it is today.
I had a chance to just drive by my ol’ stomping grounds when visiting mom. Boy – I realized what great place Dundalk really is.
I no longer live there, but my mom and I visit regularly. Things are looking great there, BUT i hope the residents there keep the pressure on te local politicians to keep the place Safe.
And remember – The number one code of conduct in the Outdoors is: LEAVE NO TRACE…!
Please keep our Parks clean…..!!!!
Hail Dundalk.!
By: Laura S on August 15, 2009
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