Bohemia River State Park
Cecil · Maryland Department of Natural Resources
A place to get outside.
Bohemia River State Park is open 7 days a week from 7 a.m. to sunset for passive recreational activities such as trail use and nature observation. It can be accessed from Route 213 via the public entrance at 4030 Augustine Herman Highway. Phase 1 amenities at the park presently include a small parking area and multi-use trails. Parking is presently limited and the park’s capacity is set accordingly. Visitors are encouraged to arrive during non-peak times such as weekdays to increase likelihood of securing parking in the short term. Please note there is currently no vehicular access to the waterfront. Paddlers are encouraged to continue to utilize the existing public water access at Rt 213 and the Bohemia River bridge. Visitors are welcome to use the park for low-impact, passive recreation, such as hiking, biking, wildlife viewing, fishing and hunting. Over half of the park’s planned trail system has been completed. It currently features approximately 5 miles of natural-surface, multi-use trails that offer the visitor a wealth of opportunities for recreation and nature exploration. The trails traverse a variety of habitats such as hardwood bottomland forests, meadows, seeps and tidal marshes and offer numerous views of the Bohemia River. A further 5 miles of trail are currently under development.
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