Things To Do in Lake Arbor, Maryland

Artex in Landover, MD is one of more than 15,400 museums in the MuseumsUSA directory. Find an exciting museum to visit ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

This is not a long course, but the narrow fairways make shot accuracy an important part of the game. This course is often the host for the Local Mid-Atlantic PGA events. Water hazards come into pla... More on Golf.com

This is a great course. It requires you to use all the clubs in your bag. There are some tights spots on the course, but if you can ... More on GolfReview

This archaeological site used to be one of the most prominent tobacco plantations in the country. Of the large tobacco plantations of the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, Northampton was one of the most prominent. However, only the ... More on Heritage

about Old Maryland Farm: Located just a short walking distance from the miniature train station in Watkins Regional Park , the Old Maryland Farm is an educational farm facility open to the public. ... More on GoCityKids

i love the way this farm is just minutes away from home so I can have fun and educate my kids while still having time to get to work! More on GoCityKids

Great family entertainment - Trick or treat trail for kids, shows, & much more - Haunted train ride & haunted house - All of the theme park rides, PLUS Halloween ... More on entertainment.com

Inscription. Erected 1774 (Queen Anne Parish, established, 1705) Prince George's County. In the church which preceded this present structure, George Washington and Robert Eden, last Royal Governor of Maryland, attended service, September ... More on HMDB

Enjoy Bowie's earliest history at the Belair Mansion (circa 1745), the beautiful five-part Georgian plantat... More on Cityofbowie.org

I love this place it has a very homsy feal to it. The people are very nice and kind. They are willing to an... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. (Patented by Ninian Beall as “Largo, ” 1686) Known as “Castle Magruder” where lived Rev. Jonathan Boucher, tutor to “Jackie” Custis. George: and Martha Washington, Nelly and John Parke ... More on HMDB