Southern Maryland is a region full of hidden gems, where coastal beauty meets history, culture, and outdoor adventure. From exploring scenic waterfront towns and savoring fresh seafood, to hiking nature trails and visiting historic landmarks, there i...
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Hicking Trails
Outdoor Activities
From parks and kayaking to fishing and beach days, Southern Maryland's natural beauty makes it easy to get outside and play.
A secluded piece of the Chesapeake Bay area, off the beaten path, but worth visiting.
Chesapeake Beach
A great Casino escape to have fun, and hopefully win some money.
Rod N Reel Resort
A fun day with the kids, they will be occupied for hours.
K&K Adventure Park
Explore Maryland's first capital and immerse yourself in colonial history. The scenery is amazing.
Historic St. Mary's City
Enjoy camping, fishing, and other outdoor activities at this state park.
Point Lookout State Park
Restaurants
Southern Maryland best in class restaurants.
Great Italian food, they never disappoint.
Mamma Lucia | Italian Cuisine | Order Online for Delivery & Pickup
The food is good, and the experience is fun. The kids love this for a fun night out.
Sakura Japanese Steak, Seafood House & Sushi Bar
If you are looking for some genuine Southern Maryland seafood, they will not disappoint. I have been going there for many years now.
The Lighthouse Restaurant and Dockbar
A little pricey, but it is worth splurging sometimes. The food is always fresh and delicious.
Jerry's Place
You can't visit Southern Maryland without enjoying the local crabs. This place has been around for many years, and I have many memories joining family and friends for hours of picking crabs.
Captain Billy's Crab House
Local Favorites
Fun things to do in Southern Maryland.
A great place to have a few drinks and relax.
The Boathouse
It's on a sandy beach and offers hiking trails, fossil hunting and fishing.
Calvert Cliffs State Park
Engage in a self-guided tour with interactive clues and photo challenges.
Calvert Marine Museum
From museums to boat tours, this is a quiet peaceful place to visit.
St. Michaels
Maryland's oldest working lighthouse. Grounds include the lighthouse tower built in 1828, a 1901 fog signal building and visitor center. The six-bedroom keeper’s home is available as a high-end vacation rental and special events venue. The grounds ar...
Cove Point Lighthouse
Hicking Trails
Peaceful paths, waterfront views, and forest trails made for exploring.
The highlight of hiking at Biscoe Gray is without a doubt The Rolling Road, which has been around since 1725. The trees and vegetation on the path add to its quiet charm. You can tour the picturesque Orchard Knoll, old barns, and outbuildings like a ...
Biscoe Gray Heritage Farm
Named for the massive cliffs that dominate the shoreline of the Chesapeake Bay. There is over 1k acres of park dedicated to hiking and nature preservation.
Calvert Cliffs State Park
They have good trails circling the lake, and picnic areas for a family cookout.
Gilbert Run Park
For hikers, bicyclists, and horseback riders, Greenwell has eight marked trails that span a total of 10 miles. Experience the scenic shores of the Patuxent River on tranquil forest paths. It is an enjoyable, relaxing day out.
Greenwell State Park
Another quiet countryside experience that is worth the visit. I love the scenic landscape.
