Cheap Things To Do in Saint Leonard, Maryland

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

They are right on the river, perfect for our kids to run around! More on TripAdvisor

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

It's a great birding spot and the swamp boardwalks allows you to really experience the environment. More on TripAdvisor

Inscription. In June, 1814, Maryland's Commodore Joshua Barney commanded American flotilla of barges, gunboats and a sloop in attacks on superior British forces in Patuxent River and its tributary, St. Leonard Creek. After flotilla ... More on HMDB

Inscription. Town of St. Leonard was originally, in 1663, at mouth of St. Leonard Creek. By 1706, when chartered by Maryland General Assembly as a port of entry, it had been moved to head of creek near here. British forces burned ... More on HMDB

Port Republic School Number 7 has stood in this shady grove for more than 100 years. The preserved schoolhouse ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Port Republic School No. 7 has been in this shady grove for more than 100 years. Authentically preserved, the schoolhouse ... More on Discover America

Battle Creek is a 100-acre nature sanctuary where bald cypress trees range in age from 75 to over 500 years ol ... More on PlanetWare

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

This 1934-seafood packing house was once an integral part of the region's commercial seafood industry. Now restored to its original splendor and listed on the National Registry of Historic Places, ... More on Weather.com

Visit this restored 1934 seafood-packing house to learn about the boom and decline of the regionâs commercial seafood industries. See the tools and gear used by the local watermen to harvest seafoo... More on Discover America

Fifteen miles of serene public hiking trails in two locations. Guided canoe trips and hikes offered from spring through fall on beautiful Parkers Creek. Annual seasonal events for families ... More on Discover America

Browse through one of the oldest towns in Maryland. A steamboat wharf was created in 1706 and the town played ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org

Inscription. An outgrowth of the “Free Schools” established in Maryland in 1723, founded in 1774 “to provide for the liberal and pious education of the youth of this province, the... More on HMDB

Site of St. Mary's County Welcome Center - home to one of nation's earliest hospitals located next to Ye Coole Springs, noted for ... More on Search.visitmaryland.org