Bill Burton Fishing Pier State Park
Named in honor of Bill Burton, a Baltimore Evening Sun reporter, writer, and fisherman who chronicled outdoor opportunities for more that 50 years. Walking trails run along the water’s edge, with spots for picnicking and watching Choptank River sunsets. Piers are lighted and quite popular, thanks to the variety of fish that can be caught, including blue crabs.
- 443-477-0526
- Trappe, MD 21673
Black Walnut Point Natural Resources Management Area (NRMA)
A 53-acre site is on the southern tip of Tilghman Island with rugged paths crisscrossing the property and incredible Chesapeake Bay views, plus fishing and bird watching.
- 410-820-1668
- Tilghman Island, MD 21671
Oxford Conservation Park
This natural park features walking trails, wetland viewing areas, native bird species, and open landscapes.
- 410-770-8050
- Oxford, MD 21654
Talbot County Community Center
- 100% Non Smoking
- Athletic Facility
- Community Center
- Family Activity
- Ice Rink
- Kitchen Facilities
- Marine/Boating
- Outdoor Activity
- Outdoor Pool
- Parking on Premises
Public sports venue features both ice and curling rinks in the winter, a sports arena in the summer, game room, athletic fields, and space for conferences and receptions.
- 410-770-8050
- Easton, MD 21601
Talbot County Parks & Recreation
Department operates two community pools, 17 park sites and 29 public landings. Valid Talbot County Permit must be displayed when launching or loading a boat or parking a trailer.
- 410-770-8050
- Easton, MD 21601
Wye Oak State Park
At the time it was felled during a thunderstorm on June 6, 2002, the Wye Oak was the country’s largest White Oak and was believed to be more than 400 years old. A cloned sapling was planted in its trunk on June 6, 2006. The park consists of 29 acres, which offer a delightful spot to explore and picnic. A pavilion containing a section of the Wye Oak trunk can be viewed daily from sunrise to sunset.
- 410-820-1668
- Wye Mills, MD 21679
