Schoolhouse (c. 1890) restored as a museum.
Close to Annapolis and a short cruise from the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Deale, Kent Island, the Severn and South Rivers.
Offers a fun fishing experience, often just a 30 minute trip to some of the best fishing grounds on the Bay. Max charter size is 6 people.
Follow the trail of British troops as they fought their way up the Chesapeake Bay during the War of 1812, eventually clashing with American defenders in a battle immortalized by the "Star-Spangled Banner."
Home to both commercial and recreational boaters, providing two boat ramps, a loading ramp, and 68 boat slips along the scenic Nanticoke River. There is a pavilion situated on the water’s edge and a secluded beach area perfect for fishing.
Home of the stand up paddle board, also offering catamaran sailing instructions, rentals, kayak eco-tours and night paddles.
The Canal Place Preservation and Development Authority is a state agency managing the Passages of the Western Potomac Heritage Area and Canal Place Heritage Park. The Park is located at the terminus of the C&O Canal Towpath & The GAP trail.
Lavender Farm growing about 2 acres of various varieties of English and French Hybrid Lavender. Peak blooming is from June 1st through July 4th. U-pick, entertainment, crafts and more.
Ofers firearms, ammo, accessories and provides services at an indoor shooting range.
The Natural History Society of Maryland is a private nonprofit dedicated to Maryland’s natural heritage since 1929. Visit our wide array of collections & exhibits at our museum in Baltimore, or learn with us on a field trip, class, or Zoom lecture.