Caroline County Office of Tourism | Come spend the weekend with Caroline!

Posted by Danielle on Oct 22, 2011

Kayaking & Canoeing

A wealth of rivers and bay tributaries make Caroline County a haven for families and individuals seeking adventures on the water. Caroline has more than 80-miles of scenic waterways that wind along the Choptank and Tuckahoe Rivers. This system links more than 15 existing public access points and provides many opportunities...

Posted by Danielle on Oct 22, 2011

Cycling in Caroline

Caroline County’s rolling, picturesque countryside coupled with charming, rural towns have made it a favorite destination for bicycle clubs from as far away as New York. For mountain bikers looking to get off the beaten path, Martinak and Tuckahoe State Parks have well-maintained trails that wind through woodlands.

Posted by Danielle on Oct 22, 2011

Aerosports in Caroline

Whether you are looking for the quiet, surreal experience of powerless flight, want to go up mid-afternoon and experience the challenge of soaring like the birds, or love the roller coasters and are looking for the ride of your life, Caroline County's Highland Aerosports can give you the experience you're looking for.

Posted by Danielle on Oct 22, 2011

State Parks, Wildlife Preserves & Gardens

With two state parks, Caroline is the perfect destination for those seeking adventure in the great outdoors. The county’s 8,000-plus acres of wildlife sanctuaries, nature preserves, parks and campgrounds provide miles of hiking trails and plenty of places to camp, kayak, fish, boat and bird-watch.

Posted by Danielle on Oct 22, 2011

Harriet Tubman & The Underground Railroad

Freedom seekers found shelter and assistance in Caroline County as they traveled along the Underground Railroad to Delaware. Explore by foot and by car the history and the lore of Harriet Tubman, Frederick Douglass and others.

Posted by Danielle on Oct 22, 2011

Heritage Trails

Civil War history is laced with stories of conflict, intrigue, heroes, and spies. Caroline County boasts six sites on the Maryland Civil War Trail, including: Greensboro, where pro-Union residents sought help from President Lincoln against alleged Rebel arsonists; Denton Wharf, where arrested Southern sympathizers departed by...

Posted by Danielle on Oct 22, 2011

Historical Sites & Landmarks

Discover Linchester Mill in Preston. One of the last water-powered mills on the Eastern Shore, it ceased operating in 1979 when the mill pond dam broke after heavy rains. The structure has been described as a “treasure of America” because its original equipment reflects the long evolution of American milling.

Posted by Danielle on Oct 1, 2011

Explore Agritourism

Discover the wonderful world of agritourism! Agritourists can choose from a wide range of activities throughout the county that include picking fruits and vegetables, riding horses, meeting Alpacas, learning about Caroline's rich agrarian history, and shopping at unique giftshops and stands for local and regional produce and hand-crafted gifts.

Welcome to Caroline County

Located on the Chesapeake Peninsula between the Choptank River and the Mason-Dixon Line, Caroline is the perfect destination for heritage enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. Here you’ll find a rural and relaxing lifestyle where you can ease all the way back to the 1700’s, retrace Underground Railroad pathways, and revisit captivating stories of the Civil War. Enjoy Caroline’s wealth of unique heritage experiences, nature preserves, winding waterways, gently curving countryside, small town charm and one-of-a-kind group excursions.

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Tourism News

Rio Carnival Masqued Ball to be held March 3rd 2012

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Save the date for the Caroline County Council of Art's Rio Carnival Masqued Ball on Saturday, March 3, 2011 at the Fretterd Center in Denton. This promises to be a fun and unique social event, with proceeds benefitting the CCCA's programs and arts center. Highlights include live entertainment by Big Joe’s Samba Dance Party band, catered Brazilian-inspired cuisine, dance demonstration andinstruction, as well as a silent auction, mask contest, and more.

Friday Nites in Caroline presents the soulful Irish bluegrass of The Hedge Band

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Friday Nites in Caroline presents the soulful Irish bluegrass of The Hedge Band on Friday, February 3, 7:00 pm at Caroline County Public Library in Denton.

Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Tour Certification Program Returns!

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The Dorchester and Caroline Offices of Tourism, in partnership with the Maryland Office of Tourism and the National Association for Interpretation, will be hosting the second session of the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway Tour Certification Training Program. The training session, which will consist of a series of seven workshops, will occur on Saturdays during the months of February and March, 2012, and will focus on interpretation and communication skills to prepare students to professionally deliver meaningful and compelling tours and programs.