Terrapin Nature Park

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191 Log Canoe Cir
Stevensville, MD 21666
This award-winning 276-acre nature park features a 3.25-mile oyster chaff walking trail, which meanders through wildflower meadows, wetlands, tidal ponds, woodlands and sandy beaches. The trail provides a unique vantage point for viewing an incredible variety of waterfowl, wildlife and plant species. A gazebo and wheelchair-accessible boardwalk, located along the beach afford a spectacular view of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, and park benches located along the trail provides a brief respite for the weary. The trail, which wanders over several ridges, across marshlands and through woodlands, features two observation blinds overlooking the tidal ponds. The trail connects to the County’s Cross Island Trail system. Nearby free parking for the Cross Island Trail system is available at Old Love Point Park. Portable toilets are available year round. Hours: Sunrise to Sunset

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4.057 reviews
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Sonna T.
7/17/2021

We biked the Cross Island Trail in Kent Island and landed at Terrapin Beach Park. First we did the Cross Island Trail. I would recommend this trail for beginners because it is lightly trafficked,...

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Makaylah S.
5/26/2025

Great views, nice strip of beach area on part of Kent Island. We drove over the bridge from Annapolis to check it out late afternoon. And while there are a couple general maps there is NO signage...

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Sylvie C.
3/9/2021

I loved everything about Terrapin Nature Park! It only took less than an hour drive from where I live to get there. What a gem of a place the whole area is. We were able to park right by the...

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Courtney K.
7/7/2020

Bottom Line: Bugs, bugs, more bugs and a tidal marsh and beach. They should rename this park either Bug Nature Park or Terrapin Bug Park. My husband and I went for an after dinner walk and...

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Grace P.
7/25/2023

There's a nice little beach, picnic area, and biking trails. The parking is limited, and the beach area is very small. FYI, cooler isn't allowed.

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