Family Things To Do in Monkton, Maryland

Inscription. Henry Scarff acquired land here about 1747 and soon built a four-room house. Descendants added the three story center section by 1849. Harvey S. Ladew bought the house and property known as Pleasant Valley Farm from a ... More on HMDB

To reach the southern end of the trail from the neighborhood of Ashland, follow Interstate 83 north from Baltimore, and take exit 20 to Cockysville. Turn RIGHT on York Road (MD Route 45), and then ... More on TrailLink.com

The cafes, restaurants, taverns, B &B's, and well appointed parking areas, many with bathrooms, make for a very enjoyable experience. More on TrailLink.com

Our History Valley View Farms has grown from a small roadside produce stand to one of the largest, most com... More on Valleyviewfarms.com

One of the best garden centers I have ever seen. 30 varieties of peppers, many different seeds and vegetabl... More on GeckoGo

Parking is available in city of York on Pershing Avenue between Market and Philadelphia. A large metered parking lot is available behind the Colonial Courthouse between Market and Philadelphia Stre... More on TrailLink.com

My eleven year old son and I have completed the York Heritage Rail Trail in three rides over the last two weekends, and the experience has been just grand. More on TrailLink.com

The Hampton Historic Site offers a glimpse into Colonial ... More on TripAdvisor

The admission to both house and grounds is free. More on TripAdvisor

Depending on direction, you want to keep close to the resevior's bank while riding. At points you may have to get on a road, just keep the resevoir to your inside. At the halfway point, you will co... More on trails.mtbr.com

I think the other side is supposed to be more challenging and maybe the seminary loop is better, but this provided me no incentive to return. More on trails.mtbr.com

Museum exhibits, artifacts from grist mill village, operated 1772-1961. Blacksmithing, 18th- and 19th-century living history ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

This 18th/19th century Quaker village is home to various living history programs as well as a museum and visitor center. A 318 acre tract of land was patented to Nicholas Hempstead and John Walley ... More on Heritage

This jewelry shop has a rustic appearance, but once inside you'll discover that it deserves ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Featuring live thoroughbred racing Wednesday thru Sunday, with holiday exceptions - Please call for dates &... More on entertainment.com

When we entered the grandstand, it looked like they had not renovated or put a coat of paint on the plae si... More on TripAdvisor

Six fabulous acres of natural beauty. Best time to visit is late April when thousands of tulips bloom. More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Beautiful surprise. A multitude of tulips and azaleas set in park with grassy areas and trees, including do... More on TripAdvisor