The holidays are rapidly approaching, and we’re settling in the quietest season here on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Though it’s not the most popular season to visit, winter is still a delightful time to visit our Eastern Shore Bed and Breakfast, located on the shores of the stunningly beautiful Chesapeake Bay. We’re just minutes away from …
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As fall winds down and we inch closer and closer to winter, it’s time to start planning cozy winter getaways. Our Bed and Breakfast, located on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay, is the best weekend getaway in Maryland. We’re located just outside the historic town of Rock Hall and offer the perfect escape from the harried …
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Fall & winter are special seasons on the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and it’s thanks in part to beautiful attractions like the Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge. This quieter time of year offers us the perfect chance to slow down, disconnect, and unwind after a busy summer. Fall & winter are also prime birdwatching months …
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Wine tasting may not be at the forefront of your mind when planning a trip to Maryland’s Eastern Shore, but it’s a wonderful way to spend a quiet fall afternoon! There are several delicious Maryland wineries within easy driving distance of our Bed and Breakfast, too, offering you an outstanding opportunity to sip and swirl …
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If you’ve never been to the stunning Eastern Shore of Maryland, this fall might be your perfect opportunity to explore this remarkable area. It’s an exquisitely beautiful place to relax and unwind, but there are also plenty of fun things to do in Rock Hall, MD, leaf-peeping, not least among them! With a busy and …
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We are located on the serene and picturesque Eastern Neck of Maryland. Our location is just two hours away from Philadephia, Washington D.C., and Baltimore. Guests come for the quiet of nature and the gentle breezes of Chesapeake Bay.