Turkey Point Park, Public park in Essex, Maryland, US.
Turkey Point Park is a green space covering 32 acres on a peninsula in Baltimore County with views of surrounding waterways and landscapes. The grounds feature walking paths and are completely surrounded by water, creating a distinct natural setting on the shoreline.
The location gained local recognition after being used as a filming site for the 1990 film Cry-Baby, becoming part of the area's recorded past. This connection has remained part of regional memory and cultural identity.
The park serves as a meeting place where locals come to walk and spend time by the water. Visitors can observe how the community uses the space as part of their everyday lives, enjoying the natural surroundings together.
The grounds are open from sunrise to sunset and require dogs to be kept on a leash during visits. Motorized vehicles are not permitted, keeping the space quiet and suitable for walking and outdoor time.
The grounds are almost entirely surrounded by water and sit on a narrow point of land, making it feel like an island. This isolated location turns it into a peaceful retreat surrounded by the wider urban landscape.
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