If you're traveling with kids or just need to stretch your legs, this small zoo is a pleasant distraction. Run by the city, it's home to animals from North, Central and South America, including bison, alpacas, coatis and more.
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Ocean City Life-Saving Station Museum
26.89 MILES
This small but engaging museum sits inside an 1891 life-saving station at the southern end of the boardwalk. Here, the station keeper and six to eight …
Assateague Island National Seashore
25.82 MILES
A low-key barrier island, Assateague is a place to relax. In the Maryland section of the national seashore, you can cycle along a 4-mile road, hike nature…
12.61 MILES
Six miles east of Laurel, Trap Pond State Park is the home of the northernmost bald cypress habitat – a flooded forest that looks like it lurched out of…
Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge
29.81 MILES
The Atlantic Flyway is the main route birds take between northern and southern migratory trips, and the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge was…
25.58 MILES
The Maryland-run section of Assateague Island stretches for 2 miles along the coast and is tucked within the boundaries of the national seashore. Come…
17.04 MILES
The Shad Landing section of Pocomoke River State Park, part of the 15,000-acre Pocomoke State Forest and located about 3.5 miles south of Snow Hill, is an…
0.78 MILES
This museum is built around a little-known but fascinating art form that was largely perfected by two brothers who rarely left their small town. In the…
26.89 MILES
If you really want to engage in tacky seaside fun to the fullest possible extent, hit up Trimpers Rides, one of the oldest of old-school amusement parks…
Nearby attractions
1. Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
0.78 MILES
This museum is built around a little-known but fascinating art form that was largely perfected by two brothers who rarely left their small town. In the…
1.72 MILES
This research center on the campus of Salisbury University contains what is likely the world's most comprehensive archive of artifacts related to the…
12.25 MILES
History buffs will enjoy this multi-building living-history museum that marks the old location of a 19th-century iron-smelting town.
12.61 MILES
Six miles east of Laurel, Trap Pond State Park is the home of the northernmost bald cypress habitat – a flooded forest that looks like it lurched out of…
16.2 MILES
While away an odd, rewarding half-hour in this tiny structure, which feels like an attic for the entire Eastern Shore. Highlights include the town's first…
17.04 MILES
The Shad Landing section of Pocomoke River State Park, part of the 15,000-acre Pocomoke State Forest and located about 3.5 miles south of Snow Hill, is an…
7. Calvin B Taylor House Museum
19.7 MILES
Built in 1832, this green-shuttered Federal-style house evokes everyday smalltown life in the 1800s and 1900s through period furnishings and exhibits…
25.58 MILES
The Maryland-run section of Assateague Island stretches for 2 miles along the coast and is tucked within the boundaries of the national seashore. Come…