Talbot County Parks
Choptank River Fishing Piers
29761 Bolingbroke Point Dr.
Trappe, Md. 21673
410-476-3795
These piers include a 1/2-mile pier extending from Dorchester County and a 3/4-mile pier extending from the Talbot County shore, providing fishing access to the Choptank River.
Size:
24 acres
Directions:
The former Harrington Bridge over the Choptank at Cambridge.
Features include:
Wye Oak State Park
This park gets its name from the Wye Oak, a tremendous white oak, estimated to be more than 400 years old. This tree is the largest and finest of its species in the United States.
Size:
29 acres
Directions:
In Talbot County, near Wye Mills, off U.S. Route 213.
Features include:
- Historical interest
- Picnicking
This information is provided by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. For specific information regarding fees, pets, camping, cabins, special events or programs, such as Junior Rangers, Outdoor Adventures, Outdoor Discovery Camps, the Drug-free Trail or the Maryland Conservation Corps, contact the individual parks or the Department of Natural Resources' State Forest and Park Service headquarters in Annapolis at 410/974-3771. For camping availability, call 410/461-0052. In the event of an emergency, call 410/461-0050. To report suspicious activities, call Park Watch at 1-800-825-PARK.
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