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St
Clement's Island SP
State Park
MD
DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/southern/stclements.html
301
872-5688
Bayview Road
c/o
Point Lookout SP Scotland MD
Colton's Point
MD
Scotland
MD
20687
On March 25, 1634, the first English settlers under the
Baltimore
proprietorship sailed to St. Clement's Island on the Ark
and the Dove
(the Maryland Dove is seen to the right). 40 acre park
ast Update
4 /7 /2004
St Mary's
River SP
State Park
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/southern/stmarysriver.html
301
872-5688
Scotland
MD
20687
MD
Rt 5, Camp Cosoma Road
c/o
Point Lookout SP Scotland MD
Great Mills
MD
Situated at the northern end of the St. Mary's River
watershed, the park shows a wide range of habitats, from wooded acres
and fields to swamps and small streams. With such a diversity, you can
also find many different types of plant and animal
species.
Last
Update
9 /9 /2004
Strider WMA
Wildlife Management Area
MD
DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/central/strider.asp
410
356-9272
Clopper Road
c/o
GwynnBrook Work Center
Gaithersburg
MD
250 acres
Last Update
4 /10/2004
Susquehanna SP
State Park
Maryland DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/central/susquehanna.html
410 557-7994
Jarrettsville
MD
21084
Rt 155
c/o Rocks SP
Havre de
Grace
MD
Located along the Susquehanna River valley with its heavy
forest cover
and massive rock outcroppings, Susquehanna State Park
offers
a wide variety of outdoor recreational opportunities as well as historical
significance.
Last
Update
9/9/2004
Swallow
Falls SP
State Park
Maryland DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/western/swallowfalls.html
301 387-6938
Swalow
Falls Road
Oakland MD
21550
This mountain park is located nine miles north of
Oakland, Maryland
contains some of Maryland's most breathtaking scenery. The Youghiogheny
River flows along the park's borders, passing through shaded rocky
gorges and creating rippling rapids. Muddy Creek
Last
Update
9 /9/2004
Thomas Stone National Historic Site
National Park Service
NPS
http://www.nps.gov/thst
e-mail
THST_Superintendent@nps.gov
301-392-1776
6655 Rosehill Rd
Port Tobacco MD
20677
The story of Thomas Stone is not just the story
of man who signed
the Declaration of Independence. It is about a
peace loving man, who only after realizing he had no further
options for peace,
pledged his life, fortune, and sacred honor
toward the vision
Recreation.gov
Tuckahoe SP
State Park
Maryland DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/eastern/tuckahoe.html
410 820-1668
13070 Crouse
Mill Road
Queen Anne
MD
21657
Tuckahoe Creek, a quiet country stream bordered for most
of its length by wooded marshlands, runs through the length of the park.
A 60-acre lake offers boating and fishing. The Adkins Arboretum
encompasses 500 acres of park land
Last
Update
9/9/2004
Washington
Monument SP
State Park
Maryland DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/western/washington.html
301 791-4767
Alternate
Route 40
c/o
Greenbrier SP
Boonsboro
MD
21713
In Washington County, four miles east of Boonsboro and 1
1/2 miles
north of Alternate Route 40 on Monument Road, Washington Monument State
Park is named for the first monument in the
country
erected to the "father of our country," George Washington.
Last
Update
9/9/2004
Wye
Island NRMA
Natural
Resources Management Area
Maryland DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/eastern/wyeisland.html
e-mail
mailto:wye-island-nrma@dnr.state.md.us
410
827-7577
632
Wye Island Road
Queenstown
MD
21658
Wye Island NRMA is located in the tidal recesses of the
Chesapeake
Bay between the Wye River and the Wye East River. Of Wye Island's 2,800
acres, 2,450 are managed by the Department of Natural Resources State
Forest and Park Service
Last
Update
9/9/2004
Wye
Oak SP
State Park
Maryland DNR
http://www.dnr.state.md.us/publiclands/eastern/wyeoak.html
410 820-1668
Queen Anne
MD
21657
The Wye
Oak, Maryland's State Tree and the largest White Oak in the United
States, toppled June 6, 2002 during a thunderstorm in the village of Wye
in Talbot County on Maryland's Eastern Shore.
Believed
to be more than 460 years old
Last
Update
9/9/2004 |
