The trails are quite extensive for the 340 acres and they are all paved. They run from the park entrance and meander through the grounds all the way down to the dog beach. The telephone for Quiet Waters Park is (410) 222-1777

Yes $6 is the Daily Vehicle Fee for anyone who does not have an Annual Pass, Senior Pass or Military ID ( Active Duty or Retired)

Quiet Waters Park is a Beautiful 350 Acre Park and the 2nd Most Visited Site in Annapolis next to the US Naval Academy. Yes we have a very active Dog Park and Dog Beach on the South River. There is not a Beach for humans only for our doggie buddies. You may take your canine friend out on the water in a kayak or row boat at our rental location and “ fall in the water” to cool off in Harness Creek if you choose. Paddle or Peddle ( our vendor) is open on Friday’s thru Sunday thru the Summer. We are open 7 days a week and the weekends are very busy in nice weather with over 1000 vehicles coming into the Park. Entry fee is $6.00 per Vehicle for the all day rate to the Park. Hope that answers your questions! The number for the Park is 410-222-1777 for your additional questions. Come Out and Visit This Beautiful Park. Check Us Out on the Web!

You may be able to get the inflatable in there, if not, Truxton Park may be the next best bet. I would try Quiet Waters first,

Yes from Hillsmere.

There are pavilions with grills that you can rent for larger group events. There are also picnic tables scattered throughout the park if you have a portable grill you bring in to the park.

$6 daily. $30 a year. Senior citizens get it fir $40 for life.

I'm fortunate to have my own kayak and wheel it from parking to the launch area nearby the rental dock. This is also a great place for SUPs and canoes. The walking and biking paths are great, and there are plenty of playgrounds and fields for play at all ages. Native species gardens and composting area also informative.

You can definitely launch your kayak and I believe even rent them but no place to swim.

All parts can have dogs on a leash. There are two dog parks that a leash is not needed.