Worcester county has a million stories to tell, escape through one of ours or get inspiration for your next adventure.

Visit the Taylor Museum in Berlin, MD

Are you looking for family-friendly activities in Worcester, MD? Look no further than the Taylor Museum in Berlin, MD. Originally set for demolition in 1981, this 19th Century home now serves as a museum in the Town of Berlin, filled with a rich, local history, that satisfies the curiosities of locals and out-of-towners alike.

Birding Along Maryland’s Coast

Birding along Maryland’s Coast is wild in winter! In Worcester County, we have more than 200,000 untouched acres of beach and bald cypress, and miles of farm fields, rivers, and creeks await. Few places on the East Coast still provide such opportunities for solace and mindfulness.

Light Up Maryland’s Coast

Maryland’s Coast is Open for the Holidays. Our coastal communities have many safe and welcoming ways to capture the season’s magic. Light up your holidays and warm your winter at the only place where the ocean meets land. To help plan your visit, call 410-957-2484 or explore VisitMarylandsCoast.org. Before you leave home, please confirm details with event hosts or websites since changes may be necessary during the evolving pandemic.

Cape to Cape Scenic Byway Roadtrip to the beach and beyond in Worcester County, Maryland.

A road trip is the best way to gain a new perspective. Showcasing Maryland’s only coastal county, the Cape to Cape Scenic Byway runs 79 miles of local and state roads from the Atlantic Ocean to the back bays of Chincoteague, Sinepuxent, Assawoman, and Isle of Wight, to the Maryland/Virginia state line. Come discover natural beauty, historic towns, seaside havens, open fields, and vibrant communities along the route.

Fall, Beercations, Festivals and Craft Beer on Maryland's Coast

Those who have been trying to keep an eye on the craft beer scene of Maryland’s Eastern Shore lately can hardly blink without missing something new: a new beer, a switch to cans, take-out and delivery options. You can even buy beer online from some breweries and have it sent to you.

Road Trip Around the Coast of Maryland

Good news. The coast isn’t canceled. Summer may be officially over and school in session, but—wait for it—that session is Wi-Fi-enabled. So while your work-school life lingers virtual, your real life just got more flex. Zoom over to Worcester County with the fam, and take that next Zoom sesh with a view—then turn the historical Maryland coast into the classroom of life.

Al Fresco Dining on Maryland’s Coast

It’s fall, which on Maryland’s coast means it’s prime time for outdoor dining. Comfortable temperatures, salty breezes, and spectacular views complement every menu. From street-level patios to roof-top decks, sunny docks to starlit terraces, these outdoor dining hotspots prove that a stunning vista is the perfect pairing with any meal.

Sustainable Dining on Maryland's Coast

Local sourcing. Sustainable dining. Regional craft brews. Local vineyards. Dock-to-Table. Farm-to-Table. Organic ingredients. All natural. Never ever. Antibiotic and hormone free. Farmer markets. Local agriculture.

Work & Learn from OCMD

While this year’s classrooms may look a bit different, one of the biggest benefits of remote learning is that you’re able to do it from anywhere! With great weather and fewer crowds, Fall is a great time to bring your work to Ocean City. Bring your studies to the shore and relax at night in your happy place. Read on to find out how to work and learn from OCMD this year.

What's Happening in Berlin, Maryland?

Summer is bringing several new businesses to downtown Berlin. The Buzz Meadery opened last week and Dolle’s Candy Land and Pop’s Kitchen by DeNovo’s are set to open in the coming weeks. Several existing merchants have added new offerings.

Ocean City Area Ranks High on GolfWeek's 2020 Best Courses You Can Play

If you’re looking for the top tier of Mid-Atlantic golf destinations, your search begins and ends in Ocean City, Maryland. This bustling resort town features a wealth of championship golf at exceptional value. Beyond its acclaimed fairways and greens, there are abundant outdoor activities, including world-class fishing here at “the White Marlin Capital of the World.”

Amazing fishing for all on Maryland’s Coast

Throughout the years, Ocean City has continued to be referred to as The White Marlin Capital of the World, but has evolved into one of the most prolific fishing industries in the entire world.

The offshore fishing accessible from Ocean City is some of the best, most exciting fishing on Earth.

Family-Friendly Hotels in Ocean City, Maryland

Fun is built-in at these overnight accommodations on Maryland’s Coast.
Although travel has changed this summer with what our nation is facing during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are still open and ready to offer up some great family fun, while social distancing. Businesses have put strict safety and sanitary protocols in place to ensure that you and yours can fully relax and enjoy your stay with us.