Havre De Grace Vacations

This granite sentinel from 1827 stands as Maryland's second-oldest lighthouse at the Chesapeake Bay's northernmost point. Climb 27 steps to the lantern room for sweeping bay views or explore the Keeper's House Museum.

This scenic 3/4-mile boardwalk traces the Susquehanna River with views of the Chesapeake Bay. Spot ospreys and bald eagles while connecting to the Concord Point Lighthouse and maritime museums.

Pete Dye's masterpiece offers rolling fairways and strategic bunkering that challenge golfers of all levels. Book early morning tee times in spring for the most spectacular playing conditions.

Step back in time at this preserved 1840 Lock Tender's House along the historic Susquehanna Canal. Explore working lock models and enjoy scenic river views while discovering 19th-century canal operations.

Explore America's waterfowling heritage through exquisite hand-carved decoys at the Havre de Grace Decoy Museum. Watch master carvers demonstrate their craft, celebrating this distinctive Chesapeake Bay tradition.

This living history museum showcases rural Maryland life from 1880-1920 through 15,000+ artifacts across 23 acres. Watch blacksmiths, weavers, and woodworkers practice traditional crafts during seasonal demonstrations.

This riverside museum chronicles the maritime heritage of the Upper Chesapeake Bay through engaging exhibits. Explore local shipbuilding and steamship history, then visit the interactive Kids' Corner with your family.

This riverside park offers panoramic views of the Susquehanna River and Chesapeake Bay from its elevated gazebo. Enjoy a leisurely picnic in the shade or stroll along the well-maintained trails for a tranquil escape.