Free guided tours inside the church to learn about the history, architecture, gardens and more; private tours available.

Features the Chesapeake Carousel, an authentic, hand-carved and restored turn-of-the-century Dentzel carousel, miniature train ride, putt-putt golf and playground. Fee for rides and putt-putt golf.

Beaches, marshlands, wooded bluffs comprise this peninsula at the Bay's headwaters. Turkey Point Lighthouse provides views of Chesapeake Bay, and Northeast and Elk rivers. Launching ramps, tent and cabin camping available. A National Park Service National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom site.

On this easy-going drive along country visits just south of the Pennsylvania border prepare yourself for historical encounters, recreational endeavor and life "down on the farm."

A Maryland landmark serves home-cooked family favorites since 1958.

One of the oldest continuously active Catholic Parishes in America. Francis Neal, a former pastor at St. Ignatius, is responsible for bringing the Carmelite Nuns to America in 1790.

Home of the Draft league baseball team, Frederick Keys. Also home of the new Frederick Atlantic League Professional Baseball team Spire City Ghost Hounds. Guaranteed fun; intimate, friendly atmosphere, great for family or business entertaining.

Hot air balloon rides over Maryland's Eastern Shore. Flights morning and afternoon, seven days a week. Gift certificates available, private proposal flights and photography services available.

Deck overlooking the harbor with dock bar with boat slips, seasonal entertainment and gift shop. On the Maryland Crab and Oyster Trail.