Top Things to do in Savage
What to do and see in Savage, Savage: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Savage, United States including Terrapin Adventures, TagParty RECON, Savage Park, Historic Savage Mill, I-95 North Welcome Center, I-95 South Welcome Center, Bearing Gifts.
1. Terrapin Adventures
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 59 reviews
Clip in and take off on a unique outdoor adventure. Soar through the air and defy gravity! Launch your adventure by scaling one of the 12 routes of our Terrapin Tower. Conquer all 25 of our Terrapin High and Low Challenge Course Elements. Experience 2 G's of force on our Giant Swing. Enjoy the thrill of gliding through the forest canopy on our Zip Line. We call it no sweat adrenaline! You will call it A Blast!Join us for:Team Building, Parties for adults or kids, a fun day with family or friends, kayak tours, kayak rentals, mountain biking, bike tours, bike rentals, river tubing and more...Challenging outdoor activities for anyone 8-80. Come with your friends or family, singles groups, classmates, scouts, religious organizations or co-workers. Celebrate a great event or a beautiful day.
2. TagParty RECON
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
TagParty RECON is an outdoor tactical laser tag adventure, played on 4 1/2 acres of woodland, and aimed at high school and older individuals and groups. RECON is best described as a mixture of Paintball, Airsoft, an FPS video game like “Halo” or “Call of Duty” and laser tag . RECON is challenging and a lot of fun - come try it and live the game!
3. Savage Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By KellyN166 - Senga, Malawi
This is an excellent park with a playground, tennis courts, and baseball diamonds. Facilities are well kept. There's a paved trail through the woods that connects with trails in Columbia and an unpaved trail down by the stream. There is a pavilion that can be rented out.
4. Historic Savage Mill
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 70 reviews
Reviewed By MyTimeAtLast - Paramus, United States
Never knew how amazing a place from the outside. Old foundry building containing many individual business offices, boutique shops, furniture restoration, restaurants, and large antique shop. The Bar and Grill was excellent. Worth a stop if traveling between Baltimore and Washington DC. We came to shop at the Antique Center which was quite large (20,000 sq. ft.) very clean, with both open and display items, plenty of furniture items and things that maybe interested for all.
5. I-95 North Welcome Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 4 reviews
Our goal is to promote the state's vibrant culture by shining light on all the wonderful places to see and things to do in Maryland. Amenities include travel information on the State Of Maryland and Washington D.C.; vending machines; water fountains; restrooms; newspaper stands; and recycle bins. The Center also features truck, RV, and bus parking lots; a dumping station; and picnic tables.
6. I-95 South Welcome Center
Overall Ratings
1.0 based on 1 reviews
Our goal is to promote the state's vibrant culture by shining light on all the wonderful places to see and things to do in Maryland. Amenities include travel information on the State Of Maryland and Washington D.C.; vending machines; water fountains; restrooms; newspaper stands; and recycle bins. The Center also features truck, RV, and bus parking lots; and picnic tables and benches.
7. Bearing Gifts
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 1 reviews
