Milburn Landing is located off of Dividing Creek Road, eight miles outside of Snow Hill, Maryland. Milburn Landing offers 40 campsites, two picnic shelters, picnic areas, nature trails, and boat ramps. The staff of Pocomoke River wishes to invite all to enjoy the outdoor experience in the natural beauty of our State Forest. Christy Carter, Park Naturalist Point Lookout is historically important as the site of a Civil War prison, which housed Confederate soldiers. The park's attractions include beaches, a boat launch area, a 710-foot fishing pier, camping and great fishing.
Pets are welcome in designated areas.
Joe Tydings, President The museum, in the heart of historic downtown Cambridge, is a repository of Chesapeake Bay wooden boat history, models, plans and memorabilia. Founded to celebrate and preserve the art of wooden boat building, the museum is dedicated to the builders of Maryland's Eastern Shore, and the waterman's way of life. Open Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday, April through October. There is handicap access, bus parking and a gift shop. Facilities include picnic areas, pavilions, trails a creek for tubing and the historic observation area known as the King and Queen Seat.