Maryland’s Community Side: A Pool and a Stadium

A member-owned swim club in Hyattsville and a school sports venue in Bethesda, beyond the usual sightseeing circuit.

For a different way to browse Maryland, start with two places shaped by local recreation: a swim club and a school stadium. These are separate places to consider, not a timed route or a promise of walk-in access.

Adelphi Swimming Pool4.4 (98)Mon – Wed, Sun, 10:30 – 21:00; Thu – Sat, 10:30 – 21:30Hyattsville

Adelphi Swimming Pool pairs a 50-meter pool with shaded picnic grounds. Its rebuilt aquatic setup includes an intermediate pool with beach access and a separate baby pool. This is a private, membership-only club, so membership and current availability matter more than an impromptu sightseeing stop.

Members only; check access before going.

Jerome M. Marco Stadium4.6 (17)Bethesda

On the Walt Whitman High School campus along Braeburn Parkway, Jerome M. Marco Stadium hosts school athletics and community gatherings. Its appeal here is the everyday sporting life of Bethesda rather than a conventional landmark. Plan around an appropriate event and confirm visitor arrangements.

School venue; confirm visitor access.

More Places to Browse — Other Cities

These additional picks are in separate cities, not nearby stops on a Maryland itinerary: Nicholas Roerich Museum in New York, Aerial Candy in Fairfax, and Residence Inn by Marriott Seattle Downtown/Convention Center in Seattle.

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