Point Lookout State Park

About Point Lookout State Park

There are many recreational opportunities on this picturesque peninsula formed by the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River. Swimming, fishing, boating and camping are just some of the activities you can do in this beautiful bay.

For more information, please visit the official website of Point Lookout State Park and its attractions. This Maryland State Park houses one of the largest densities of Confederate graves in the United States. A prison camp where 52,264 Confederate soldiers were imprisoned during the Civil War.

This vacation rental is located on the eastern edge of Point Lookout State Park overlooking historic Fort Lincoln and its historic fortifications. It is also close to historic Fort Lincoln and a short walk from the main entrance and parking lot of the National Park.

Guests must provide their own transportation to Point Lookout State Park and their hostel or vacation home. Cottages can be used in different ways, such as by private guests, guests with children and guests of other guests.

From April to October, a minimum stay of two nights is required, and the cottages are closed from November to March.

There are no lifeguards in the area, but swimming is possible and reservations can be made at 1 - 888 - 543 - 4357. The service fee for 2004 is $80 per night, which is covered by service fees from 2004 to 2010.

The beach area has barbecue areas, picnic tables and playgrounds, and facilities include showers and toilets, but no facilities for swimming or fishing.

In the swimming area you will find jelly fish, and depending on the season and rainfall jelly fish, jelly crabs and other jellyfish species find their way to the coast.

The boat will start at 16: 00, but please be ready to start after dark and reduce your operation to 17: 8. Please do not turn on the lights at night during this time, come prepared and ready for nightfall.

Boat throwers and fish cleaning stations are available for boaters, and boat rentals are also available in the warehouse.

Entry fee is $10 for the start, with the facility operating from sunrise to sunset from November to March. The entry fees for boats Are $10 per start and are valid 24 hours a day from April to October and are valid for all 24-hour days between April and October.

If you want to start after dark and relax, bring a flashlight, but during the summer and early evening hours, only limited early morning and late afternoon service is offered.

During this time, staff will provide routine service to all visitors to Point Lookout State Park from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. to noon.

Access is only possible for pedestrians and vehicles are not allowed to enter the area on weekdays. The gate is closed and toilets are not available, so pedestrian access was and is only possible at peak times from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 7 a.m., 8 a.m. , 5 p., 7 p., 9 p., and 10 p. Pedestrians are only allowed to drive in this area, vehicles are not allowed to enter it on working days. All gates are closed, toilets are not available and toilets are not available.

After the bridge over the Solomon Islands is the first traffic light on the road RT. The second street on the right is the campground with the sign to the village. When you arrive at your campsite, log in to the Ranger Station and log in.

The second street on the right is the campground with the sign to the village. After the bridge over the Solomon Islands is the first traffic light on the road RT. When you arrive at your campsite, log in to the Ranger Station and log in. To the left of Ranger Station, register for a pass to Point Lookout State Park and a free camping pass to your camp.

South of Point Lookout follow Rt 5 to the end of the road and then take RT 5 south to the end of the road. South of Point Look out, turn left onto the highway and follow it to Point Lookout.

The second street on the right is the campground with the entrance sign and the third street on the left is the Ranger station sign. When you arrive at your campsite, sign up on the left at the Ranger Station and park in the parking lot at Point Lookout.

Volunteer opportunities abound at Point Lookout, and volunteers can help with everything from campsite maintenance to food, water, shelter and other activities. For information about volunteering, call 301-872-5688 and ask for a volunteer coordinator.