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Ideally located in the heart of Annapolis, we're just moments from the prestigious United States Naval Academy and the breathtaking shores of the Chesapeake Bay. Take advantage of our prime location to explore the city's rich history, local dining, and experience the best of Annapolis.

Beaches, marshlands, wooded bluffs comprise this peninsula at the Bay's headwaters. Turkey Point Lighthouse provides views of Chesapeake Bay, and Northeast and Elk rivers. Launching ramps, tent and cabin camping available. A National Park Service National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom site.

Whether your style is light tackle, fly, jigging or live lining or the more traditional trolling and chumming. Crabbing is also available for your enjoyment. Sightseeing, cruising and nature tours are also available by the day or hour. A recognized Chesapeake Bay Storyteller, trained by the Maryland Office of Tourism.

We are 2 miles from Leidos Field at Ripken Stadium, 3 miles from Aberdeen Military Proving Grounds, and 6 miles from Historic Havre de Grace along the Chesapeake. Hot breakfast buffet, high speed wi-fi, indoor pool, parking, fitness center included.

From seed to shuck, the Hoopers Island Oyster Co. raises premium oysters including their signature “Chesapeake Golds” and “Mermaid Kisses” for wholesalers, restaurants and individual consumers. Shucked pints available at the Cambridge location on Thursdays and Fridays, as well as at Emily's Produce, and Simmons Center Market, both in Cambridge.

Our newest, and first location west of the Chesapeake Bay, is Rise Up Annapolis. Located in the iconic Parole Shopping Plaza, and headed up by our dear friends Brandon & Caite Bartlett. Our cafe is conveniently situated near Whole Foods Annapolis, where our Whole Foods partnership began.

Bay Hunters is ready to show you the best fishing the Bay has to offer. They’ve got all the fishing seasons covered from trophy rockfish to Spot, Flounder, Sea Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Red Drum and more. A recognized Chesapeake Bay Storyteller, trained by the Maryland Office of Tourism.

The lighthouse houses a museum and is built in the “screwpile” style characteristic of the Chesapeake Bay. From this location, view the Choptank River, which was used as an escape route for several freedom seekers on the Underground Railroad. Others who assisted them were captured and transported on this river to the Dorchester County Courthouse and Jail. A National Park Service Network to Freedom site.