Latrobe Park
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A 13-acre Olmsted Brothers park from the 1900s on the way out to the fort, with ball fields, courts, a playground, the volunteer-run dog park, and a 2019 field house whose raised patio doubles as a band stage. It is the neighborhood's front yard: the meet-up point, dog stop, or lit-court run before you land at a Fort Ave bar.
- Address
- 1627 E Fort Ave
- Hours
- City parks closed sunset to sunrise except lit fields and permitted activities
- In the guides
- Parking
- Street parking on surrounding blocks; no public garage in Locust Point.
- Age rules
- Not stated
- Accessibility
- Not published
- Official links
- bcrp.baltimorecity.gov
- Verified
- Verified Sep 17, 2026 against The city's own rule that parks close from sunset to sunrise, except lit fields and courts and permitted events, read on its parks page Sep 26, 2026; BCRP master plan. Facts can drift; if something here is wrong, tell us and we’ll fix it. How we check.
- Not yet confirmed
- Field house hours
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