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George Washington's Mount Vernon
9.2/10 (884 reviews)
Walk through George Washington's restored 18th-century plantation home along the Potomac River. The estate features beautiful gardens, a museum with personal artifacts, and heritage-breed animals on a working farm.
Dramatic cliffs along the Chesapeake Bay reveal ancient Miocene fossils at this coastal treasure. Hike the 1.8-mile forest trail to reach the beach where you can discover prehistoric shark teeth along the shoreline.
This waterfront National Public Honors College offers a serene academic setting along the St. Mary's River. Explore hidden gardens, attend gallery exhibitions, or enjoy performances at the Bruce Davis Theater.
Stroll this half-mile Chesapeake Bay shoreline where gentle waves meet fossil-hunting adventures. Relax in shaded picnic areas after swimming in the netted area or trying your luck at the 200-foot fishing pier.
This historic 1828 lighthouse offers a rare glimpse into Maryland's maritime past along the Chesapeake Bay. Stay overnight in the restored Keeper's Quarters for an immersive coastal experience.
This quarter-mile dragstrip delivers heart-pounding acceleration and thunderous roar of high-speed competition. Experience the thrill from grandstand seating as professional racers push the limits during events.
This versatile arena in Upper Marlboro, Maryland hosts equestrian competitions, concerts, and prestigious events like the Washington International Horse Show. Enjoy premium seating with excellent visibility.
Budds Creek Motocross Park offers challenging natural terrain and hosts prestigious events like the AMA Pro Motocross Championship. Watch pros tackle dramatic jumps and technical turns from scenic viewpoints.
"Staff was amazing our entire stay, as well as by accommodating switching our ADA accessible room from a king to two queens when we decided to have our grandkids stay over one night with us. There was one glass shelf in the kitchen area that I kept banging my forehead on due to the placement of the shelf above the counter area which resulted in bruising. I was glad to hear that the shelf would be removed in the upcoming 2027 renovations. There was no handheld in the accessible shower and the...
"A clean, pleasant hotel with lots of light and friendly staff in the middle of little Leonardtown. I actually asked the front desk if they were new because of how clean everything was and they said they did a major renovation about 5 years ago. Easy (and FREE) parking across the street. Our room (a king bed) was clean and quiet. If we're ever in the area again, this is where we'd stay."
"It is an older property. The room itself, although clean, had unfinished drywall parches on the walls. The bathroom door had a fist punch hole in it. The carpet had a section of a repair patch. Spots on the ceiling. TV had a few stations. The room had a musty type smell.. Other than that it was close to shopping and restaurants."
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.