Tuckahoe State Park
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Point Lookout State Park has more than seven miles of water trails. Tuckahoe Lake is another popular spot, as well as the 50-acre lake at Greenbrier State Park. Sea kayaking in the Chesapeake Bay is also fun to try on a calm day. June is Let's Go Paddling month. For more information, visit: http://dnr.maryland.gov/boating/mdwatertrails/.0 likes, 0 dislikes
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Tuckahoe State Park was very clean, the staff were very accommodating, and it was not at all crowded--exactly what we were looking for. We had two camp...
Tuckahoe State Park is very clean and welcoming. You can hike, camp, walk aimlessly, fish, picnic, take children to the playground, mountain bike through...
nice park for the area... plenty of things to do. A pond/Lake to boat in, playgrounds. I went for the disk golf course. Mostly Par 3's lots of wood's and...
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Cindy Valandingham-Shaffer
can you tell me if Rockey Gap has a dump station if not is there one near by?
Jan 5 at 3:20 p.m. · View Post
Cindy Valandingham-Shaffer
plan on visiting Rocky Gap State Park. do they have a dumping station? if not is there one near by?
Jan 5 at 3:17 p.m. · View Post
Natalie Woodard
do any of the parks feed the birds this time of year? i like to photograph birds.
Jan 4 at 10:06 p.m. · View Post
Maryland State Parks
Join us for the Winterfest Chili Cook-off and celebrate the great frosty outdoors! New Germany State Park will be hosting a Winterfest Chili Cook-off on Saturday, January 14th, 2012. In addition to the chili cook-off, the festival will feature a snowshoe race, a cross-country ski race, and family-friendly craft activities. A complete schedule of events is as follows: Snowshoe 50-Yard Dash: Registration – 11:00 AM, Race – 11:30 AM Cross-Country Ski Race: Registration – 12:00 PM, Race – 1:00 PM Chili Cook-Off: Public Tasting & Judging – 2:00 PM (Pre-registration required). Awards Ceremony: 3:30 PM Craft Activities: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Registration for all events will be free of charge and will take place at the New Germany Lake House. Pre-registration for the Chili Cook-off is required no later than January 13th. Electricity will be provided. Prizes will be awarded. Cross-country skis and snowshoes will be available for rent at the New Germany Lake House. A service charge of $3/ person for Maryland residents, and $4/ person for out-of-state residents will be collected at the park entrance.
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Jan 4 at 6:48 p.m. · View Post
Maryland State Parks
WEDNESDAY WILDLIFE - HORNED GREBE Description The Horned Grebe is a small grebe with a straight bill, thick neck, and squarish head. In breeding plumage, Horned Grebes have rufous necks and bellies, gray backs, and black heads with a solid yellow patch from each eye to the back of the head. Juveniles are gray-buff, with the lower half of the face white. Non-breeding adults are gray-black with white on the lower half of the face and neck. Habitat In winter Horned Grebes are usually found on salt water in coastal bays and exposed shores, and far less commonly on fresh water. During the nesting season they inhabit lakes with a mix of open water and wetland vegetation. Behavior Less gregarious than the similar Eared Grebe, Horned Grebes are intensely territorial on their nesting grounds. Like other grebes, Horned Grebes engage in elaborate courtship displays. Diet In summer Horned Grebes feed mostly on insects and crustaceans, which they catch under water. In winter they eat fish, crustaceans, mollusks, and some insects. Nesting Together males and females build a nest in marsh vegetation. The nest is a floating pile of wet plant material, anchored to emergent vegetation. The female lays four to five eggs, and both parents help incubate the eggs for 22 to 25 days. Both parents feed the young, which can swim shortly after hatching and often ride on the parents' backs. The young can fly at 55 to 60 days.
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Jan 4 at 3:22 p.m. · View Post
Maryland State Parks
Did anyone get to enjoy the snow in our western Maryland parks? Do you have pictures you would like to share with us? We would love to see them!
Jan 3 at 8:13 p.m. · View Post
Jim Rapp
We had a great New Year's Day Beach Walk at Assateague State Park. 260+ joined the Assateague Coastal Trust for the 32nd annual walk, held in honor of the Trust's Founders, Ilia Fehrer and Judy Johnson.
32nd Annual Ilia Fehrer/Judy Johnson New Year's Day Beach Walk260+ joined Ranger Chris Seymour on Assateague Island on his final day in a National Park Service uniform. Ranger Chris led the walkers on a beautiful hike along the Assateague beach as we celebrated "an island and time of change." Ranger Chris, THANK YOU for helping with this annual New Year's Day tradition for 22 years, and thank you for sharing the stories of Assateague Island during your career. Happy retirement to you, from your friends at the Assateague Coastal Trust! |
Jan 3 at 7:56 p.m. · View Post
Maryland State Parks
As we say goodbye to year 2011 and welcome a brand new year 2012, celebrate this day with lots of joy and merriment. New Year is a start of a new era. This is the best time to complete the remaining tasks of previous year and start everything from the beginning … new dreams, new visions, new resolutions, new commitment, new thinking, new way of living. Happy New Year Wishes from the Maryland Park Service!
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Jan 3 at 7:49 p.m. · View Post
Maryland State Parks
Happy New Year! We look forward to seeing you in 2012!
Jan 1 at 3:06 p.m. · View Post
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Patrick A.
No alcohol allowed? How do you camp without it?
Scott W.
Use bug repellent and check for ticks, especially around tall grass.
Katy O.
The 7 person cabins are great. Double bed in front room; two sets of bunks in back. Lots of outlets. Clean.
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The North Face encourages participation and outdoor recreation at State Parks by aligning with GSG to develop a customized "Explore Your Parks" retail purchase program consisting of free or discounted admission passes to state and local parks and Activity Guides. The Camping 101 program encourages first time campers to get out an explore the outdoors under the stars.
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