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Cockeysville, MD is a small unincorporated community located in Baltimore County. It is known for its historic sites, nature trails, and recreational activities. It has a unique history that dates back to the Revolutionary War and Civil War eras. People who visit Cockeysville have had positive experiences. They appreciate the peaceful environment it offers, with plenty of areas to explore and enjoy the outdoors. It is also known for its great restaurants and shopping establishments, all of which are well-maintained and clean. Visitors have found the atmosphere to be friendly and welcoming, full of interesting sights to take in. All in all, reviews of Cockeysville are generally very positive; it's clear why people continue to return to this charming town for a great experience!
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Sparks, MD - 1/12/2010
Terrific town within 30 minutes of downtown Baltimore, but set in the beautiful horse-country of Northern Baltimore County. Easy access to the Gunpowder Falls park and the NCRR trail. Ample shopping, restaurants and entertainment at the Hunt Valley Towne Center a short, 5-10 minute drive
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Suberban town with lots to do - 12/29/2007
What makes Cockeysville so great is that it's less than a 20 minute drive from both downtown Baltimore, and the more rural areas of MD. Towson, mainly a large college town, is within 10 minutes. In my opinion, there is always something to do in or near Cockeysville. In Cockeysville itself; there is 3 good bars: Padonia Station, High Tops, and The Still. Then there is Johny C's billiards room to shoot some pool, or Hot Pots to glaze pottery, the strip of antique shops on York Rd, or the NCR trail where you can jog, bike or ride a horse all the way from Ashland Rd up to PA line. In the summer you can even go tubbing on a portion of the stream there. Loch Raven Reservoir is a bit south, where you can picnic, hike, go fishing, boating, or swim. There is much more, but these; in my opinion, are the highlights of the
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Great little community - 4/27/2006
Cockeysville is a a small community. Its great if you're an "outdoors" person! There are alot of great trails in area for running, bike riding, and hiking. Not much of a party scene there, but its also 15-20 to Towson and downtown so you can party there (not that there's alot going on in those places
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