Guidebook for Tracys Landing
Everything Else
Popular for weddings and as a marina, there is a nice general store across the street for coffee and sandwiches.
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Herrington Harbour South
7149 Lake Shore DrPopular for weddings and as a marina, there is a nice general store across the street for coffee and sandwiches.
Food Scene
On the water. Popular local dinner restaurant with relaxed atmosphere, serving local seafood, creative American fare, and homemade desserts.
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Skipper's Pier Restaurant & Dock Bar
6158 Drum Point RdOn the water. Popular local dinner restaurant with relaxed atmosphere, serving local seafood, creative American fare, and homemade desserts.
Enjoy being on the water, watching boats heading back and forth from the Chesapeake Bay. The oyster dinner is popular, as is the Tiki Bar.
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Dockside Restaurant & Sports Bar
421 Deale RdEnjoy being on the water, watching boats heading back and forth from the Chesapeake Bay. The oyster dinner is popular, as is the Tiki Bar.
South County Cafe is a favorite to locals in Deale, Maryland. They serve delicious breakfasts and great lunches -- from soups to salads, sandwiches and more.
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South County Cafe
5960 Deale Churchton RdSouth County Cafe is a favorite to locals in Deale, Maryland. They serve delicious breakfasts and great lunches -- from soups to salads, sandwiches and more.
Hook & Vine - Kitchen and Bar
4114 7th StEssentials
Christopher's Fine Foods
5570 Shady Side RdShady Side Market
1481 Snug Harbor RdRenno's Quality Food Market
6179 Shady Side RdSightseeing
Very cool place to get the perspective that in prehistory, the place you are standing was the bottom of the ocean. Look for fossilized prehistoric shark's teeth on the beach.
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卡爾弗特懸崖州立公園
10540 H G Trueman RdVery cool place to get the perspective that in prehistory, the place you are standing was the bottom of the ocean. Look for fossilized prehistoric shark's teeth on the beach.
Arts & Culture
The Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum
4155 Mears AveBruce Snake Gabrielson's Surf Art Gallery and Museum is recognized as a top cultural site by the Maryland Department of Tourism, this free museum contains several rare historical artifacts from the surfing world collected by surfing legend Bruce Gabrielson over a 60 year period. Displays include Dale Velzey's original 1950's templates and planer, an original Makaha Skateboard, the first day edition of the Duke Stamp from both Huntington Beach and Waikiki, signed posters from numerous surfing legends, a signed poster from the Wooden Year's exhibit opening at the International Surfing Museum, a set of Rick Griffin drawings, plus paintings and photos from artists and surf photographers from the East and West Coast. Several antique boards are also on display. The museum is located in the offices of the National Surf Schools and Instructors Association. During the summer months the museum is open when the surf isn't great and in the evenings with reservations preferred.
5005 Bayside Rd
5005 Bayside RoadBruce Snake Gabrielson's Surf Art Gallery and Museum is recognized as a top cultural site by the Maryland Department of Tourism, this free museum contains several rare historical artifacts from the surfing world collected by surfing legend Bruce Gabrielson over a 60 year period. Displays include Dale Velzey's original 1950's templates and planer, an original Makaha Skateboard, the first day edition of the Duke Stamp from both Huntington Beach and Waikiki, signed posters from numerous surfing legends, a signed poster from the Wooden Year's exhibit opening at the International Surfing Museum, a set of Rick Griffin drawings, plus paintings and photos from artists and surf photographers from the East and West Coast. Several antique boards are also on display. The museum is located in the offices of the National Surf Schools and Instructors Association. During the summer months the museum is open when the surf isn't great and in the evenings with reservations preferred.
Parks & Nature
Bayfront Park
7255 Bayside RdChesapeake Beach Railway Trail is a boardwalk trail from behind the Chesapeake Beach Water Park to the shore of Fishing Creek. Signage is placed along the trail that teaches visitors more about the area plants, animals and special features of the adjacent water.
Between 1900 and 1935, the Chesapeake Beach Railway whisked vacationers from Washington, DC, to the grand hotels, beaches and boardwalk of the resort town of Chesapeake Beach, Maryland. Now tourists and residents alike can enjoy a different kind of luxury as they walk or pedal on the Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail, which occupies a portion of the abandoned railroad corridor.
Unusual for a rail-trail, the Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail rests almost entirely on a wooden boardwalk just above serene Fishing Creek and the marshlands surrounding it. Bicyclists needn't worry, though—unlike some boardwalks, the trail is open for bicycling, and the width is adequate for such use.
Start your journey at the water park in downtown Chesapeake Beach. If you have the time, be sure to check out the Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum located just a few blocks from the trailhead. The museum is the last remaining depot of the railway still standing on its original site. The railroad's last known passenger railcar also sits behind the building.
As you trek away from downtown, the trail offers panoramic views of the surrounding marshland and forest. A spur to the north will connect you with the residential developments of Bayview Hills and Richfield Station. Cross Fishing Creek to join its southern shore and you may be treated to a sighting of a bald eagle. The trail once again crosses Fishing Creek and then abruptly ends; be sure to bring your camera and binoculars, as this is one of the best spots along the trail for bird watching.
Parking and Trail Access
Parking for the Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail can be found at Chesapeake Beach Water Park on Gordon Stinnett Boulevard at the trail's northern endpoint. Additional parking can be found on the streets of the residential neighborhoods of Richfield Station and Bayview Hills.
Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail
Chesapeake Beach Railway TrailChesapeake Beach Railway Trail is a boardwalk trail from behind the Chesapeake Beach Water Park to the shore of Fishing Creek. Signage is placed along the trail that teaches visitors more about the area plants, animals and special features of the adjacent water.
Between 1900 and 1935, the Chesapeake Beach Railway whisked vacationers from Washington, DC, to the grand hotels, beaches and boardwalk of the resort town of Chesapeake Beach, Maryland. Now tourists and residents alike can enjoy a different kind of luxury as they walk or pedal on the Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail, which occupies a portion of the abandoned railroad corridor.
Unusual for a rail-trail, the Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail rests almost entirely on a wooden boardwalk just above serene Fishing Creek and the marshlands surrounding it. Bicyclists needn't worry, though—unlike some boardwalks, the trail is open for bicycling, and the width is adequate for such use.
Start your journey at the water park in downtown Chesapeake Beach. If you have the time, be sure to check out the Chesapeake Beach Railway Museum located just a few blocks from the trailhead. The museum is the last remaining depot of the railway still standing on its original site. The railroad's last known passenger railcar also sits behind the building.
As you trek away from downtown, the trail offers panoramic views of the surrounding marshland and forest. A spur to the north will connect you with the residential developments of Bayview Hills and Richfield Station. Cross Fishing Creek to join its southern shore and you may be treated to a sighting of a bald eagle. The trail once again crosses Fishing Creek and then abruptly ends; be sure to bring your camera and binoculars, as this is one of the best spots along the trail for bird watching.
Parking and Trail Access
Parking for the Chesapeake Beach Railway Trail can be found at Chesapeake Beach Water Park on Gordon Stinnett Boulevard at the trail's northern endpoint. Additional parking can be found on the streets of the residential neighborhoods of Richfield Station and Bayview Hills.
Entertainment & Activities
A small, local water park alongside the Chesapeake Bay with a lazy river, a few slides, and a concession stand. Expect to enjoy a few hours here. Younger children, especially, will enjoy this destination.
OPENING Memorial Day Weekend, Saturday, May 29, 2021!
We are open Weekends ONLY until Thursday, June 10, then:
Tuesdays & Wednesdays, town and county residents ONLY.
Thursdays through Sundays, all are welcome!
Reservations are required for all EXCEPT Season Pass holders; see the website to make reservations. Capacity is limited to 25%, so please plan ahead.
https://chesapeakebeachwaterpark.com/packages-tickets/daily-tickets/
In order to allow for social distancing, chairs are only for guests 48″ or taller. Guests are always welcome to bring their own personal small folding chairs.
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Chesapeake Beach Water Park
4079 Gordon Stinnett AveA small, local water park alongside the Chesapeake Bay with a lazy river, a few slides, and a concession stand. Expect to enjoy a few hours here. Younger children, especially, will enjoy this destination.
OPENING Memorial Day Weekend, Saturday, May 29, 2021!
We are open Weekends ONLY until Thursday, June 10, then:
Tuesdays & Wednesdays, town and county residents ONLY.
Thursdays through Sundays, all are welcome!
Reservations are required for all EXCEPT Season Pass holders; see the website to make reservations. Capacity is limited to 25%, so please plan ahead.
https://chesapeakebeachwaterpark.com/packages-tickets/daily-tickets/
In order to allow for social distancing, chairs are only for guests 48″ or taller. Guests are always welcome to bring their own personal small folding chairs.
Katherines Charter Fishing
3748 Harbor RdDMV Jetskis
4055 Gordon Stinnett AveChesapeake Paddle Sports
6124 Drum Point Rd