Greenwell State Park

Nice spot. The river trail was my favorite but, it was short. The barn was pretty cool. The blue and red trails were hard to find but worth the walk. I wish the manor was open to the public.

Another great MD State Park. Access to small beaches and a launch for kayaks and canoes. Very nice, clean restroom. Would like to see the grounds around the historic taken care of with more attention.

Pretty grounds, beautiful horses, a small unremarkable beach, and a narrow, medium length pier. Had a lovely sandwich and salad lunch provided by the Greenwell Foundation for our participation with the group Lucky and Blessed Fishing also sponsored by the Rotary Club. We didn't get a chance to explore the trails, but did drive to the adjacent Sotterly's estate. It was just a beautiful day.

Nice park - there's a few small trails, and you can walk along the coast path and on the rocks and sand. There are some animals / farms around as well, and some picnic areas. Overall, it's a neat park to visit, and economical. It was $3 for locals and $5 for non locals (but I'm pretty sure this was just a trust system where you put in cash if you want to). Definitely recommend checking this park out for a nice low key visit.

Park with horses and open fields. Didn't really explore the trails. Seems like you can rent a kayak there, but not sure how. The beaches were hard to find because there is a beach that you see off the trail down to fish, but it's not the ones listed on the maps. More trail markers and intermittent maps would've been nice. The beach we went to there (The one to the left on the map) was nice. Very shallow. Squishy sand and not many rocks. Would suggest water shoes.