Sandy Point State Park

About Sandy Point State Park

This 786-acre park along the Chesapeake Bay is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year.

Opened on 25 June 1952, the park offers a range of activities for all ages, from kayaking, canoeing, fishing, swimming, boating, hiking and fishing to kayaking and paddling.

The beach and picnic areas of the park offer a variety of activities for all ages, from kayaking, canoeing, fishing, swimming, boating, hiking and fishing. Maryland State Park is one of the largest national parks in the United States and the second largest in Maryland.

For more information about the park and its activities and activities, please visit the official website. Activities for children under 5 include swimming, fishing, crabbing, boat and windsurfing.

The marina has 22 launch pads and the six-finger pillar is available for daily use on the principle of "first come, first served." Sightseeing Sights Historical and historical sites in the park, as well as a number of historical sites and monuments.

The Marina Pumpout is open from April to October and the Marina Store offers a variety of rental options for rowing boats and motorboats as well as kayaks and pedal boats. Rent a rowing boat or powerboat or call Sandy Point Marina to get availability from 410 - 974 - 2772.

The closure of the pumping station in autumn is due to weather conditions, so please call the headquarters at 410 - 974 - 2149 by the end of September to check availability.

The picnic area is located on the east side of the park, near the entrance to Sandy Point State Park. The facilities include showers and toilets and the picnic areas, open to the public daily from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.

At the southern end of the boat ramp there is a crab fishing pier, and the Marina Store also sells crab accessories. In the South Beach area, there is a food concession offering snacks and beach picnic supplies at the "Marina Store" as well as food concessions on the beach.

Fishing is possible on land, but for persons 16 years and older a sport fishing license is required, and a fishing license is available at the Marina Store.

Hiking, two hiking trails offer unique views of the diverse habitats throughout the park.

Symbi Trail is an old pine forest planted with plants, which leads through swamps in various stages of growth. The East Beach Trail leads from the Point Area through the forests of the swamp to East Beach and from there to the beach.

The manor house, currently under private management, dates back to the late 17th century, when the park was a farm. The property houses a number of historic buildings, including the Old Manor House and the New Manor House.

There is a small launch for small boats and nine accommodation units that can accommodate up to 140 people. Twelve picnic accommodations are available for groups upon reservation; one of these accommodations can accommodate 300 people; two of the accommodations can accommodate 180 people each and three of them can accommodate 200 people or more.

The lido is also located in the East Beach Protected Area, and the shelter includes a picnic area, picnic tables, a fireplace, an outdoor dining area, and showers and showers.