Point Lookout State Park

Recreational opportunities abound on this picturesque peninsula formed by the Chesapeake Bay and the Potomac River. Swimming, fishing, boating and camping are just a few of the activities to be enjoyed in this beautiful bay setting. The ravages of time and nature have shorn Point Lookout of many vestiges of its history. There is nevertheless, much to see. The lighthouse, which is owned by the state, is still at the tip of the Point. The earth works of Fort Lincoln, a Civil War fortification, still exist on the river shore near Cornfield Harbor. The barracks, and officer quarters of the Fort and a portion of the prison pen, have been recreated by the Friends of Point Lookout and are the focus of Living History weekends each year.  Just 1.5 miles from Scotland Yards Beach Rentals.

The museum operates two iconic Chesapeake Bay wooden work boats: the Wm. B. Tennison, a log-built bugeye, and the Dee of St. Mary’s, a sailing skipjack. Both vessels are Coast Guard certified to carry passengers.

The Tennison runs a regular schedule of public cruises from May through October. The Dee, which is primarily used for educational programs, also has public sails scheduled through the summer. Both are available for private charters.

For more information on schedules and charters head to the Calvert Museum’s “Cruises” page and select from the types of cruises available in the box to the left.

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