Photo Credit: Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Description
Dense site of King and Queen Seat, a breathtaking 190-foot rock outcrop that flanks Deer Creek and Kilgore Falls, second-highest vertical drop waterfall in Maryland.
This park purportedly has some beautiful falls where swimming is allowed. We wouldn’t know, as we did not have a reservation.
You can check to see if you need a reservation on that particular day...
We live near Rocks and drive through frequently. This is a small state park compared to most, but beautiful. There are a lot of climbing areas, a stream (Deer Creek) meanders through the park making...
The park itself was clean and quiet. Getting to the falls proved to be a bit of a challenge as cell service is no good out in the country. The map at the park did not list the name of the road...
