Discover 7 parks for swimming within driving distance of Baltimore
"Baltimore residents enjoy quick access to the park for waterfront recreation, family outings, and a break from city life."
A Chesapeake Bay park with beaches, history, and diverse recreation near Baltimore.
"Baltimore residents enjoy quick access to the Chesapeake Bay and Hart-Miller Island’s recreational opportunities, making it a popular weekend escape from the city."
A boat-accessible island park in the Chesapeake Bay with beaches, birding, and water recreation.
"Baltimore offers renowned museums, sports, and Inner Harbor attractions. Sandy Point provides Baltimoreans a quick escape for swimming, boating, and fishing on the Chesapeake Bay."
A popular Chesapeake Bay park offering beaches, swimming, boating, and fishing near Annapolis.
"Baltimore residents visit Elk Neck for a quick escape to nature, enjoying beaches, hiking, and the historic lighthouse just an hour away."
A scenic park on a Chesapeake Bay peninsula, known for beaches, woodlands, and the Turkey Point Lighthouse.
"Baltimoreans escape the city for day trips to Cunningham Falls, enjoying its trails, swimming beach, and natural beauty."
A scenic park in Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains, known for its waterfall, lake, and hiking trails.
"Baltimoreans seeking a nature getaway find Greenbrier’s lake and trails ideal for day trips and group outings."
A scenic park in western Maryland featuring a lake, trails, and family-friendly amenities.
"Baltimore visitors are drawn to Point Lookout for its fishing, camping, and unique historical sites along the Chesapeake Bay."
Historic park at the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River confluence, known for recreation and Civil War history.