1
destination
destination
Broadway Pier
What people say
Broadway Pier is the public Fell's Point pier at the foot of South Broadway, extending from the historic Broadway Square and Thames Street waterfront into Baltimore Harbor. Fishing, boating and kayaking activity occur here, but swimming is not permitted. Give dock users room, never enter closed berths and check weather before walking onto the exposed pier.
At this place
Upcoming events
Inside this place
Explore the grounds
Choose a destination, preview what it looks like, then open Explorer for live on-site guidance.
1
destination
2
destination
Mr. Trash Wheel
Mr. Trash Wheel is the solar- and current-powered trash interceptor stationed where Jones Falls enters Baltimore Harbor, visible from the public promenade near Pier Six and Harbor East.Public record
Verified information
What people ask
Useful answers about this place
Frequently requested details, researched and kept current by AuditMap.
Where exactly is Broadway Pier?
Walk south from Broadway Market through Broadway Square to Thames Street; the pier projects directly into the harbor. It is east of Bond Street Wharf and is not the Inner Harbor amphitheater.
Where should I park for Broadway Pier?
Use metered street parking or a paid Fell's Point garage and read current restrictions. The City does not provide a dedicated free pier lot, and weekend or event demand can be intense.
When is Broadway Pier open?
The pier is public waterfront space, but permitted gatherings, concerts, docking activity, maintenance, ice and severe weather can change usable space or access. Check current event notices before making the pier the destination.
Are there restrooms near Broadway Pier?
There is no guaranteed public restroom on the open pier. Plan around an open business, market or event facility in Fell's Point.
Is Broadway Pier free?
Walking onto the public pier is free. Parking, Water Taxi, food, rentals, permitted events and boating services are separate.
How accessible is Broadway Pier?
The pier deck is broad and developed, while surrounding Fell's Point streets include historic brick and uneven transitions. Use the Broadway/Thames approach and assess temporary event layouts on arrival.
Are dogs allowed at Broadway Pier?
Leashed dogs may use ordinary public pier space unless an event or posted rule says otherwise. Keep them away from dock operations and under close control at the unfenced water edge.
Is Broadway Pier good for children?
The harbor view and boats make this an easy short stop, but it is an exposed working pier rather than a playground. Hold young children close and bring sun or wind protection.
What should I know before visiting Broadway Pier?
Fishing, boating and kayaking activity occur here, but swimming is not permitted. Give dock users room, never enter closed berths and check weather before walking onto the exposed pier.
How do you reach Broadway Pier?
Charm City Circulator, MTA bus and rail, bikeshare and the Water Taxi serve different waterfront sections. A one-way promenade walk can be paired with transit for the return.
Quick community check
Help verify this place
Know this place? Check one detail from a recent visit.
✓ Accurate × Incorrect ? Unsure
Community for this place
What people are noticing
Ask a question, share what changed, or help make a detail more reliable.
The place logUseful questions, updates, and confirmations from this community.
Keep exploring
Nearby public places
Based on this place's location and public details, not your activity.