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Hart-Miller Island State Park is situated in the Baltimore waters of Chesapeake Bay, about eight miles from Middle River, MD. Accessible only by boat, there is a 3000 foot sand beach, campsites, hiking trails and swimming to be had at Hart-Miller Island.
Address: 2813 Jerusalem Road Kingsville MD USA 21087
 1 410 592-2897
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The Baltimore Zoo features over 2,000 birds, mammals and reptiles. Some of the exhibits include the African Watering Hole, Chimpanzee Forest and Leopard Lair. Baltimore's interactive Children's Zoo is among the best in the nation with a petting farm and hands-on fun for children of all ages. Many educational programs are offered at the zoo year-round.
Address: . Baltimore MD 21217
1 410 366-5466
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Located roughly two miles from Owings Mills, the Gwynnbrook Wildlife Management Area is set in a suburban area and offers solace from the rigors of daily life. Red and gray foxes can be seen here, as well as a host of birds for the wildlife enthusiast.
Address: Gwynnbrook Avenue Owings Mills MD USA
1 410 356-9272
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There are more than 39 species of endangered, threatened or rare plants in the 1900 acre Soldiers Delight NEA. Seven miles of hiking trails wend through the park and provide visitors with a window on this scarce fauna. A visitor center is situated in the park in order to give a better understanding of the area.
Address: 5100 Deer Park Road Owings Mills MD USA 21117
1 410 922-3044
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The Patapsco Valley State Park is made up of 14,000 acres with five developed areas for recreation. Canoeing, mountain biking and hiking are popular activities at this state park. An historical walking tour is also offered for those who wish to learn more about the historical aspects of the Patapsco Valley. Located near Ellicott City, MD.
Address: 8020 Baltimore National Pike Ellicott City MD USA 21043
1 410 461-5005
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Located on the shores of the Chesapeake Bay, the North Point State Park abounds with resources, both natural and historical. This park features the old site of the Bay Shore Amusement Park, which was shut down in 1947. Visitors can still see the trolley shelter from that era. Also featured is a fishing pier and hiking trails that wend through protected sections in this Wildlife Management Area.
Address: . Edgemere MD USA
1 410 592-2897
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