If volunteer-tourism is on your list then Yieldcamp is for you. Learn about the beauty and history of Maryland with a Storyteller and Master Naturalist while elevating your trip through environmental stewardship opportunities within MD and along Bay.

The Maryland militia used the house as a lookout post during War of 1812, Battle of North Point, Sept. 12-14,1814 and was burned by British. Existing house rebuilt 1816. Now a museum and interpretive site.

Sandlot is Baltimore's beach: local food, games for all, cold drinks, and epic sunset selfies. The coolest place to be on a hot summer day, the hottest place to be on a cool summer night. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail.

West of the Eastern Continental Divide and within the Mississippi River watershed, the park is home to black bears and wild turkeys. One mile of shoreline along Maryland's largest lake, has public boat access ramps.

Historic site of the first American-born saint. Free museum and 12-minute film. Guided tours of two historic homes, historic cemetery, and Basilica with Saint’s tomb. Part of Maryland's 2020 Year of the Woman.

Situated in the heart of historic Southern Maryland, the Back Creek Inn B&B, est. 1987, presents resort accommodations on the water, surrounded by gardens. Come by sea or by land. Bike, Kayak or SUP Board. Walk to island's commercial district.

Named one of The 15 Most Beautiful Rest Stops in America by Architectural Digest. Serves traffic heading toward Baltimore and Eastern Shore as well as points south. Stop in for free maps and Destination Maryland travel guides.

A community event center, amphitheater and music venue located in the Arts & Entertainment District in Catonsville, Maryland. Provides community festivals, events as well as music concerts while showcasing local food trucks and arts & crafts vendors.