We both grew up in Maryland and love nothing more than to show you some of the places we think are so special. You can relax by the water at a park or drive over the Bay Bridge to explore Annapolis. Below, you’ll find a list of places to visit and things to do—perfect for anyone who loves to explore.
Where Leah's dad purchased his boat this Maritime Museum is exceptionally beautiful and informative. Learn all about maritime history on the eastern shore.
The tasting room is open Thursday-Sunday 12:00-5:00 PM no reservation necessary! No outside food allowed.
Queenstown Harbor Golf offers two top-rated public golf courses in Maryland, just a short drive from Washington, D.C., Baltimore, and Annapolis. Set along the Chester River, golfers enjoy panoramic water views, scenic fairways, and newly renovated bunkers designed to enhance playability and challenge. Recognized by Golf Digest and consistently ranked among the best in the region, the courses are known for their pristine conditions and thoughtful layouts. Open to the public year-round, Queenstown Harbor delivers an unforgettable golf experience for players of all skill levels. Book up to 14 days in advance.
Take a hike! Or a bike ride, or a light jog. Whatever you do try out the 6.5 mile Cross Island Trail to see the beauty of Kent Island. The trail ends at the Terrapin Nature Park, a great place for a picnic.
If you would prefer a shorter walk Ferry Point park located next to the Chesapeake Heritage and Visitors Center has views that can't be beat.
So you've driven to Maryland and you want to eat some crabs? You've come to the right place. Just a short walk from most of the hotels where we have room blocks. Other seafood suggestions include: Bridges and The Narrows.
Set sail on your very own boat tour! If its warm enough.
Kent Island is just over the Bay Bridge to Annapolis, a great place to explore. However please leave plenty of travel time to your plans as Bay Bridge traffic can be unpredictable.
A personal favorite restaurant on the main street in Annapolis
For just $20 a day attend the Annapolis sailboat show occurring all weekend. Please leave yourself plenty of time while traveling to get over the bay bridge.