Patterson Park

Nestled between the largest green space in the city and Fayette Street, Patterson Park is a truly charming neighborhood. In this neighborhood you'll find a mix of families, young professionals, and folks who’ve called Baltimore home for decades. Compared to higher priced neighbors, Fells Point and Canton, in Patterson Park you’ll find wider rowhomes and more street parking with the same easy access to 83 and 95 to keep you connected to the rest of the city.

Attractions

Patterson Park is the MAIN attraction in the Patterson Park Neighborhood. The historic pagoda, duck pond, Utz Field, a public pool, three miles of running and walking paths, and tons of tennis courts are just a few of things you'll find when you visit the park! Located in Southeast Baltimore, Patterson Park is an eclectic neighborhood—you can have brunch at Patterson Public House or check our Pie Time, our School Fuel destination offering delicious pies and coffee discounts to our teacher residents. With plenty of other eateries around the park, so you'll never be too far away from a great meal.

Culture

Visit the Creative Alliance to support local artists, catch a film screening or interactive movie night, or maybe an improv show (the list of what to do here is long, so don't miss checking them out). Repair the World, a Jewish service organization that hosts regular social justice events focused on food and education. If sports are more your thing—head back to the park where you'll inevitably find a Baltimore Social or Baltimore Sport and Social game taking place—join a league for softball, football, or cup-in-hand kickball to name a few.

What Locals Say

Patterson Park is the heart of Southeast Baltimore. It's just north of Fells Point and Canton, and not too far from Harbor East. You have the best of the city and a beautiful green space right at your fingertips. Once you live near the park, you'll never want to live anywhere else.