Discover 6 parks within driving distance of Leonardtown
"A charming historic town just minutes away, Leonardtown offers dining, shopping, and cultural attractions, making it a convenient base for park visitors."
Newtowne Neck State Park boasts over 700 acres of natural beauty, including shoreline, woodlands, and open fields. Visitors enjoy fishing, kayaking, birdwatching, and exploring the park’s rich colonial history.
"Known for its charming downtown and waterfront, Leonardtown is a popular stop for visitors looking to combine culture with outdoor recreation."
Greenwell State Park features over 600 acres of forests, fields, and riverfront, with activities like hiking, horseback riding, and kayaking. Its historic barns and accessible trails make it a favorite for families and outdoor enthusiasts.
"Known for its historic downtown and waterfront, Leonardtown attracts visitors who enjoy combining outdoor recreation with local culture."
St. Mary's River State Park is known for its beautiful 250-acre lake, multi-use trails, and abundant wildlife. Visitors enjoy fishing, boating, picnicking, and exploring the scenic woodlands.
"Leonardtown locals are just minutes away from the island, ideal for spontaneous day trips and educational visits."
St. Clement's Island State Park is a 62-acre island in the Potomac River, celebrated as the birthplace of Maryland. Visitors enjoy picnicking, birdwatching, and exploring historical monuments in a peaceful riverside setting.
"Leonardtown families often visit for day trips to swim, picnic, and learn about the area’s Civil War past."
Point Lookout State Park features waterfront views, a Civil War museum, fishing pier, boat launch, and a popular campground. Its history and natural beauty attract visitors year-round.
"Leonardtown visitors enjoy the short drive to Calvert Cliffs for hiking, birdwatching, and family picnics."
Calvert Cliffs State Park features unique fossil-rich cliffs, a sandy beach, and over 13 miles of hiking trails. Visitors enjoy fossil hunting, fishing, and exploring the park’s diverse habitats.