Family Things To Do in Broomes Island, Maryland

As the trail emerges from the trees onto the sand, visitors will quickly see that there is plenty of room f... More on Dnr.state.md.us

There are tidal pools the little ones love to play in and the water along the shoreline remains shallow (... More on TripAdvisor

Although dogs are not allowed on the public cruises, they are allowed on the boat rentals for no additional... More on DogFriendly.com

Captain Simon settled my nerves when the waves were a little rough...he remained calm and knew what he wa... More on TripAdvisor

Fifteen miles of hiking trails, including an interpretive trail, open year-round. Guided canoe trips and nature hikes. ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Fifteen miles of serene public hiking trails in two locations. Annual seasonal events for families include: Earth Day Celebration in the spring; Family Day ... More on Discover America

This is a wonderful course, and just about my favorite course in the world because it is reasonably priced , easy to find, fun to play, nice and hilly, and there are amazing views of the Gold ... More on igougo

World famous views, nice people, and good transportation to the course, even by bus from hotels. More on Yahoo! Travel

St. Louis Snow Cone makes its way to parties in the super-cool Snow Sled, a customized 1957 Chevy Step Van, and serves up icy treats for any special event. Flavors include root beer, fuzzy peach, ... More on GoCityKids

The staff was professional, and the truck itself was very clean. More on GoCityKids

In 1983, Mrs. Jefferson Patterson donated this 560-acre park, which is currently home to a Maryland state h... More on Heritage

Jefferson Patterson Park is a history and archaeology museum, covering the Chesapeake Bay region. Th... More on Judysbook.com

A quiet respite just off the main highway, this 100-acre sanctuary owned by the Nature Conservancy gives visitors the opportunity to walk among great bald cypress trees growing at their northernmo... More on Frommers

Inscription. A Bald Cypress Reserve and amphibian sanctuary. One of the last remaining stands of Bald Cypress in Maryland, and the most northerly growth in the Country. Registered as a National Lan... More on HMDB

The Cove Point Lighthouse was originally intended not for Cove Point at all, but for nearby Cedar Point. In 1825, Congress set aside money for a Cedar Point beacon near the entrance to the Patuxent... More on LighthouseFriends.com

Tour history at the oldest continuously working lighthouse in Maryland. Built in 1828 by John Donahoo, the 40-foot brick tower is surmounted by an iron lantern containing a lens manufactured in Par... More on Discover America

One of the finest marinas on the Potomac, this marina ... More on Yahoo! Travel