The Northern Worcester Athletic Complex is located in Berlin, serving the citizens in the northern end of the County.
76 Acres
Multipurpose Fields
John Walter Smith Park, located on Public Landing Road in Snow Hill, serves as the athletic complex to citizens in the central section of the County. This location is where Worcester County Department of Recreation & Parks programming and maintenance operations are administered.
80 Acres
Frisbee Golf Course
John Walter Smith Park features a 18-hole Frisbee Golf Course, located behind the main parking area just behind the basketball courts. Total par for the course is 66, which includes a variation of holes with a mixture of par 3, 4, and 5's. The course also features two sets of tees to accommodate a variety of skills. The total distance of the course is 2778' from the forward tees and 3285' from the back tees. The back nine measures 3023' for a total max. distance of 6308'. The course is open to the public and it's free to play. Stop in the Recreation Center to borrow a frisbee and get your score cards.
Nature Trail
The John Walter Smith Park Nature Trail is nestled into the existing naturalized area of the park. The trail is 1.2 miles long. As you begin your walk near the tennis courts, the winding trail takes you along the perimeter of the park. You'll cross over an access bridge which allows you to continue walking, looping around by the back end of the Frisbee Golf Course, then back over the bridge to the start of the trail. Please come out, take a walk, and let us know what you think. Just look for the directional signs.
Newtown Park is located at the intersection of Stockton and Groton Roads in Pocomoke, serving as an athletic complex to citizens in the southern end of the County.
58 Acres
Mountain Bike Trail
Newtown Park's single track mountain bike trail measures six tenths of a mile in length and is geared towards beginning riders. The trail, which is located off the Newtown Park Road access before the pond, includes safety and educational signs.
This project is the result of a partnership between WCRP and both the Worcester County and the Eastern Shore chapter of the International Mountain Bike Association (ESIMBA). The trail build was organized by Tres Denk, President of the ESIMBA, and Maryland Conservation Crew of Assateague and Maryland Coastal Kids program volunteers helped build the trail. The Mountain Bike Trail is open to public.
