Grab-A-Crab Charters (Exit 42 off Rt. 50)
Kent Narrows Boat for up to 26 passengers with Captain Dan Harris. Crab & Shrimp Feast on board boat.  (BYOB; Kent Manor can supply beer, wine and gallon containers of mixed drinks), 3-4 hours of cruising. Crab Feast pricing; Leave and return from Kent Manor Inn's dock @ $80 per p erson (plus tax & gratuity),  leave and return from Harris's Crab House's dock @ $75 per person (plus tax & gratuity), minimum of 10.  Cruising charters available beginning at $700 per charter.  www.grabacrabcharters.com (410) 490-1137

Lead Dog Charters
Boats docked at Queen Anne Marina, Stevensville.  Lucky Dog  50ft.  &  Lead Dog  46ft.  Cruising Rate @ $200 per hour, maximum 30 passengers, 3 hour minimum.  Full & half day fishing charters available beginning at $500.
www.rockfishing.com (410) 643-7600 

GOLF COURSES

Blue Heron Golf Course 101 Queen's Colony High Rd., Stevensville  (410) 643-5721. 
Great, fun, fast moving 18 hole course about 3 miles from the Inn.  4130 yds,  par 63. $34 for 18 holes all week including cart. The course is owned and operated by the Queen Anne's County Department of Parks & Recreation.

Queenstown Harbor Golf Links, 310 Links Lane, Queenstown
The Lakes Course 18 hole rates from $74 to $92, The River Course 18 hole rates from $132 to $155.
www.mdgolf.com/queenstown.htm (410) 827-6611

OUTDOORSMAN ACTIVITIES

Winchester Creek Outfitters
Learn to Fly Cast and Tie Flies at Kent Manor Inn.  
Fly casting and fly tying classes can be arranged for Groups.  Two hour group lessons @ $45 per person (one instructor for every four students).  Two hour private lessons available at @ $75 per person.
PREFERRED partner with Kent Manor Inn
www.winchestercreekoutfitters.com (410) 827-7000

Fly Fishing Resort From The River Plantation and Sporting Clays Pintail Point Resort   
 www.theriverplantation.com 511 Pintail Point Lane  Queenstown  (410) 827-7029

Eastern Shore Adventure Company (Kayak Rentals & Tours)
Join us for a naturalist led tour of the beautiful rivers of the Eastern Shore. Led by our certified American Canoe Association instructors, learn about the Chesapeake waterways and its' wildlife by kayak. Some instruction included. Have the boats delivered to the Inn so that your tour begins and ends on property.  Single and double kayaks available for full ($55 & $65) or half ($45 & $50) day use.
Eastern Shore Adventure Company  is a PREFERRED partner with Kent Manor Inn, be sure to call Kathy for discounts offered guests of Kent Manor Inn. 
www.esadventure.com (410) 820-8881 

PAMPER YOURSELF

 

Swan Cove Day Spa  102 E. Main Street, Suite 104     Stevensville
A Full service Day Spa and Salon in Historic Stevensville  
www.swancovespa.com/  410-604-1500

ART GALLERIES

Kent Island Federation of Art 405 Main Street, Stevensville
Local artists put on art shows, teach summer camps, classes and workshops, and have a place to display their art. Many items in the extensive gallery, as well as in KIFA exhibits, are available for purchase at reasonable prices.
www.kifa.us/ 410-643-7424

Sandpiper Gallery   Kent Narrows, 3100 Main St. Grasonville 
Featuring the finest Chesapeake art. The Eastern Shore's only location for Blue Crab Pottery. Located in the "Decoys" building at Fisherman's Inn and Crab Deck.
www.sandpipergallery.com/ 410-827-4338

EXPERIENCE SHOPPING ON THE SHORE

Prime Outlets at Queenstown  441 Outlet Center , Queenstown   
A lot of outlet centers like to call themselves "outlets" but are a mere collection of stores. That is not the case with Prime Outlets: Queenstown. Not only is there a variety of stores but the prices are true outlet prices--you pay less than you would at a regular retail store.
Stores: kitchen, food, book, card, clothing, toy...you can find at least one or two stores for almost anything you need here.9
www.primeoutlets.com (410) 827-869

ANTIQUES / UNIQUE ITEMS

Antique Shops at Stevensville, 105 Market Ct, Stevensville  410-643-8130
specializing in antiques and unique gifts.

Chesapeake Antique Center Inc., Route 50 & 301 split, Queenstown 
Open every day (seven days a week) from 10am to 5pm.
www.chesapeakeantiques.com 410-827-6640

Dutch Barn Antiques & Used Furniture, Main Street, Grasonville  410-827-8656

Going Home Unique Gifts Antiques And Collectibles, 337 Saddler Rd, Grasonville 
410-827-8556

Hollyberries Antiques & Collectibles, 225 Saddler Rd, Grasonville  410-827-9404

Lowery-Turner Antiques, 307 State Street, Stevensville  410-643-6250 / 410-643-5608
Oriental rugs, Furniture, glassware, cast iron, pottery, jewelry and more.

Ye Olde Church House & Farm, 426 Love Point Road, Stevensville  410-643-6227
Antiques, collectibles, herbal fancies, 18th Century crafts, jellies, handspun yarn, dried and silk flowers, decoys, hand dipped candles, and more

The Chesapeake Bay Exploration Center
425 Piney Narrows Road Chester  (410) 604-2100
Free to the public, the Exploration Center helps visitors discover the many sites to visit in the region. As a Gateways regional information center the staff will assist visitors with directions, information and visitor services for places of interest around the area. There is also a working exhibit that focuses on the Chesapeake Bay and the region. Well worth seeing and fun for kids. The facility is open seven days a week, year-round (except Christmas, New Year’s and Easter) and is staffed from 8:30 am - 4:30 PM Monday through Friday, and 9:00AM to 4:00PM on weekends.

Cross Island Trail
The Cross Island Trail is a paved trail that runs from Kent Narrows to Terrapin Park in Stevensville. Along the way is Cox Creek (a wood bridge), Love Point Park, Kent Island High School, and more. The paved trail is perfect for roller blading, bicycles, jogging, and just plain old walking! A good place to park is at the "Club One" shopping center in Kent Narrows and under the US50 bridge at Kent Narrows, or at Love Point Park in Stevensville. The Cross Island Trail ends at Terrapin Park which itself has a bunch of non-paved trails that run along the bays edge. www.kentisland.cc/kipictures.htm

Horsehead Wetlands Center
600 Discovery Lane Grasonville  (410) 827-5996 / (410) 827-6694
The Horsehead Wetlands Center is a 310 acre peninsula in Grasonville with views of Marsh Creek and Prospect Bay. It has six waterfowl ponds with more than 20 species of captive waterfowl and many other types of wildlife that make this their home. Five of the ponds represent different wetland habitats of North America: Alaskan, Chesapeake, Meadow, Woodland, and Prairie Pothole. Live waterfowl from across the world, including Australia, Asia, and Europe, are also on exhibit, and you can also visit an enclosed aviary with songbirds and tree ducks from the Chesapeake region. The perfect place for a "family day" adventure or wildlife photography, the Center includes a visitor center and gift shop, a butterfly and hummingbird garden, seasonal environmental education programs, picnic areas, and two miles of trails including a salt marsh boardwalk and blinds and towers for wildlife observation.

Love Point Park
Old Love Point Road, Stevensville
Love Point Park is a great place to play a game of Baseball or Softball. There are four baseball fields located here, as well as a children's playground, bathrooms, and vending machines. The Cross Island Trail also goes through Love Point Park.

Matapeake Fishing Pier
Route 8, Stevensville
Matapeake Fishing Pier is located just past Bay City on Romancoke Road. This is a state owned lighted pier that extends 900 feet out into the Chesapeake Bay. There is also a 3/4 mile walking trail to the beach, as well as a boat ramp. The cost is $3 per day flat fee per car.

Downtown Stevensville
Main Street and Old Love Point Road, Stevensville
Downtown Stevensville has a lot to offer. Tour the antique stores that line the area, see the historic sites like the 1902 Train Station and check out the artwork at the Kent Island Federation of Art. Stevensville also hosts fun events periodically.

Terrapin Nature Park Route 8 and Main Street, Stevensville
Located behind the Chesapeake Bay Business Center (where PRS Guitars is), Terrapin Nature Park consists of miles of nature trails that run along the shore of the Chesapeake Bay, as well as past a very busy pond and marsh areas. There is signage to explain specific areas and points of interest, as well as overlooks for viewing nature. Many of the trails are semi-paved with oyster shells, making the walk clear of overgrowth. This park is tucked away in what seems to be an odd location, but it is well worth a look. To get there by car just take Route 8 (Romancoke Rd) about 3/4 of a mile North of US-50/301 and make your first left (traffic light) which is into the Chesapeake Bay Business Center. Make an immediate right inside the center, and follow the road around for about a half-mile. The park's entrance will be on your right.

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