There's No Better Place To Spend Your Summer Than These 7 Hidden Maryland Spots

Maryland is full of great spots for summery adventures. The following 7 places are lesser-known but are so worth seeking out. From gardens to historic landmarks and hikes, these 7 hidden gems are at their best during summertime. Read on for the details below, and have a great time!

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This Maryland garden features towering topiaries, fascinating fountains, and more. Head here to marvel at the whimsical structures and the plantlife all around.

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The small town of Oxford is home to water views, bed & breakfasts, a tiny beach, and historic ferry. There's no other town quite like it, so head here for a weekend getaway that's sure to relax you.

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When it comes to Maryland parks, Janes Island State Parks is among the most beautiful. This Crisfield gem is great for kayaking and camping, or for simply photographing the serene views.

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Walk among glorious Cypress trees at this hidden spot in Maryland. Battle Creek Cypress Swamp features boardwalk paths that nearly any age can enjoy. Keep your eyes peeled for wildlife, including turtles!

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This Maryland State Park doesn't receive as much love as it should. The bridge served as a part of the historic National Road decades ago. Today, this area is perfect for a summer picnic where you can chow down while admiring the calming scenery.

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This Maryland business sells all sorts of pond and water garden products, including lilies and more. But, you don't have to own a water garden to enjoy this spot. Many enjoy wandering the different water features that are covered in beautiful, floating plantlife. Bring your camera to capture some lovely photos.

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There's no other kayaking spot quite like this. Mallows Bay is home to over 200 sunken war ships, and today, you can kayak over the wreckage. This spot is actually known as the largest shipwreck fleet in the Western Hemisphere!

What are some of your other favorite warm-weather adventures in Maryland? Let us know in the comments!

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