Award-winning 18-hole public golf course in Prince George's County. Full service pro-shop and on site dining.

The lighthouse houses a museum and is built in the “screwpile” style characteristic of the Chesapeake Bay. From this location, view the Choptank River, which was used as an escape route for several freedom seekers on the Underground Railroad. Others who assisted them were captured and transported on this river to the Dorchester County Courthouse and Jail. A National Park Service Network to Freedom site.

Max charter size is 24 people.

This cruise sails out into the Chesapeake Bay, possible sightings dolphins, ospreys and other amazing habitats or cruise ships in the shipping canal. Enjoy the peaceful sound of the waves gently breaking off the hull of Eternal Hope as she glides through the waters of the bay.

Ushering in a new era on Baltimore and Calvert Street not by starting over, but by embracing what is already there. Share a dining experience within one of Baltimore's most historic landmarks.

Contemporary art museum contains about 1,300 works in many mediums from post-World War II artists around the world, which is noted for its distinctive setting in a broad natural landscape.

The last full time year round oyster shucking and packing operation. Oysters are sold to the public as well.

Hood is more than a beautiful campus in Frederick, Maryland; it has also been home for more than 100 years to more than 17,000 graduates living the the United States and around the world who call Hood their alma mater.

All-suites, extended-stay just off Greenbelt Road and the BW Parkway. Features include three suite layouts with in-room kitchens, queen or king-sized beds, non-smoking, and pet-friendly.