Cities / Greenbelt
Greenbelt neighborhood safety scores
6 Greenbelt neighborhoods scored, averaging 74/100. Green means comfortable on foot; red means we would not walk it casually. Every area links straight to its outline on the map.
Go — 3 areas
Comfortable to walk around, day or evening.
- Boxwood Village· GreenbeltBoxwood Village is a distinct single-family residential enclave within historic Greenbelt, featuring mature tree-lined streets, brick ramblers, and sp83Go
- Daniels Park· GreenbeltDaniels Park is a leafy, mid-20th-century residential neighborhood characterized by modest single-family homes, mature trees, and proximity to the Gre80Go
- College Park Estates· GreenbeltCollege Park Estates is an established mid-century neighborhood nestled between the University of Maryland and Greenbelt. Characterized by mature tree80Go
Go, stay aware — 2 areas
Fine with normal city awareness.
- Rosedale Park· GreenbeltRosedale Park is a leafy, residential pocket nestled near Greenbelt's historic district and regional parklands. The neighborhood offers a quiet suburb70Go, stay aware
- Greenbelt· GreenbeltDesigned in the 1930s as a New Deal planned garden suburb, Greenbelt features pedestrian walkways, extensive parkland, and distinct Art Deco architect70Go, stay aware
Caution — 1 area
Go in daylight and stay on the busier streets.