The Maryland Municipal Conference was held this week, bringing together officials from across the state for the annual event.

Parents looking for a summer activity for your children this summer, Maryland State Parks have you covered. The state park ...

Zichelli is the Capital Gazette Coach of the Year after leading Severna Park to its ninth consecutive state crown. He is now ...

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources announced a new day-use reservation system, which will launch at several parks, beginning with Greenbrier State Park and Sandy Point State Park on May 19.

Day pass reserved in advance required for some Maryland state parks. Reservations to be required for weekends, holidays at Greenbrier, Sandy Point state parks. Updated: 9:34 AM EDT May 26, 2025 ...

First Day Hikes is a nationwide initiative led by America’s State Parks to encourage people to get outside and enjoy the great outdoors from Dec. 31 to Jan. 2.

The Maryland Department of Natural Resources has put together a list of where you can go Dec. 31 through Jan. 2.. For 2025, Maryland State Parks will offer more than 60 hikes across 40 state parks ...

Maryland State Parks began 2025 with its annual First Day Hikes, bringing over 5,200 visitors to trails across the state despite brisk winds and chilly temperatures on New Year’s Day. The event ...

The Maryland Park Service is launching a new day-use reservation system to combat overcrowding at state parks, according to a community announcement. The system will go live at Greenbrier State ...

Maryland State Parks said that a piece of unassuming driftwood is believed to be part of a 19th Century ship. Officials wrote in a Facebook post that the 14.5-foot piece of timber that washed up ...

Maryland State Parks welcomed an average of 10.8 million visitors per year from 2010 to 2019. Since 2020, an average of 18.7 million people have visited the parks annually.

Jan. 5 (UPI) --Maryland State Parks officials said an unusual piece of driftwood that washed up on a state park beach was identified as a deck timber from a 19th century ship.