The Bowers Center offers overnight group accommodations for thirty people. The Turkey Point Lighthouse overlooking the head of the Chesapeake Bay is on the southern end of the park. The forest contains a diversity of trees, abundant wildlife and beautiful scenery. In 1906 this forest was given to the state of Maryland and was the beginning of our present public lands system. This vast forest stretches across the mountains of Western Maryland and occupies portions of Town Hill, Polish Mountain and Green Ridge Mountain.
Wildlife is plentiful and includes wild turkey, grouse, squirrel and deer.
There is a shooting range, and disabled hunting programs are available. Greenbrier is a multi-use park providing many kinds of recreation. Turn onto Route 245 East and travel 2.5 miles. Then make a right on to Steerhorn Neck Road for approx. Greenwell is a public park open to everyone.