Amazing! Our tour guide knew so much and knew great areas to see horses. He got us so close to the…read morehorses. The tour started on time. I had two kids with me (5 and 1), they loved it. Such an amazing experience!

We had an awesome two hour cruise with Aiden this morning. We loved the fact that it was a smaller…read moregroup allowing for a more personal experience. He was able to get us in pretty close to the marsh where the ponies were grazing. He provided the history of the ponies and the island. He was able to name the various ponies and their offspring. Aidan shared information regarding the oyster and clamming industry in the area as well. He was a wealth information. It was wonderful to see how proud he is of his family heritage and his hometown. It was a great cruise and passed by way too quickly. We saw Bald Eagles, frolicking dolphins, lots of birds, and a few of the various herds that inhabit Assategue Island. It was all around a great experience. I would highly suggest this tour if you will be in the area.

My husband and I loved our sunset kayaking experience with our guide Dallas. He was very…read moreknowledgeable and enthusiastic about the island and wildlife. He also took the time to get to know the group which made the experience more personable. This was our second time kayaking with Assateague Adventures and we look forward to working with them again in the future!

The views at sunndown were beautiful and thanks to my guide I got to see the dolphin that rose up…read morebehind my kayak. Lily R

We stayed at this gorgeous bed and breakfast and fell in love with it. The rooms are straight out…read moreof the Victoran era with some modern comforts. The huge home is enchanting and comfortable and homey. Our hostess Grace was charming and friendly and welcoming. And the breakfasts were off the chart great, healthy and delicious. We will definitely stay there again and again. This is a wonderful year around destination. We highly recommend this B&B.

My partner and I stayed 4 nights in the Chamblis room during the week before Pony round up. The…read moreowners were very sweet and always available for any request. We were excited to see the Rainbow and Trans flags when we pulled up and knew we were in a friendly place. The room was lovely and large. The bed was incredibly comfortable and we slept well. Although not on Chincoteague it is a short drive to the island which was beautiful every morning. The grounds of the inn are well maintained and beautifully cared for with paths between each building. The owner showed us where breakfast would be and even brought breakfast to our room one day. Breakfast was also wonderful every morning with juice, fruit, a sweet, and a main dish which was either sweet or savory depending on the day. Our breakfasts including a peach croissant casserole, and a hatch chili egg bake just to name a few. We regularly saw the owners around the grounds and they were always very friendly. We did not get to enjoy the pool but it looked lovely and well maintained. I have only two minor complaints which are more personal preference that actually complain. The room had four windows the were high on the wall which were not covered which woke my partner every morning. These should probably be either covered or the bed placement changed. The button for the big tub in the bathroom was very hard to push on and off. These are really minor things and do not distract from the overall wonderful experience we had. Of note there a ton on Mosquito's on the eastern shore and the islands. Make sure if you are traveling this way you bring bug spray. One last quick note, we got the soaps and lotion add one. The soaps and lotions were wonderful both made and to use. I would recommend this B and B to anyone who wants to enjoy Chincoteague and the eastern shore.

What a find!! Being in the hospitality business over 35…read moreyears and to experience a Beauty with David as the owner, that truly knows how too entertain on highest level. We felt so welcomed. When we drove up that little Mansion we could not believe our Eyes. Directly on the water in a magical setting...something we will never forget and definitely will revisit! We were greeted and got a tour that justified its history. We did have perfect weather conditions, so when we came back from dinner, we enjoyed ourselves for a little walk around the gardens and lake. The view from our balcony was stunning...you really have to pinch yourself...just making sure you're not dreaming...it made us feel happy as can be. The next morning...David prepared a beautiful spread of breakfast. Crab &Swiss cheese omelette, roasted Yukon potato, turkey bacon, country sausage, the bread basket had lavish varieties and customed as well towards my girl who has celiac disease with gluten free options, Room tempered butter, I think even the raspberry marmalade was homemade, fresh berries...I mean nothing was missing and it was put together with such care. Since we were the first of the season...David was able to join us. What a great morning we had thanks to him...thank you so very much!! A must see venue, that is highly recommended!

Beautiful old house that was designed so beautifully! I had a late arrival but the owner had left…read moreall the instructions clearly and visibility for me! I had another question regarding a hairdryer in my room my that was responded and resolved immediately!!! We didn't book the breakfast but I heard lots of great things about it! The snack room had everything you need for snacking( coffee, tea" Variety of good quality tea,"Chocolate chip cookie, popcorn, and ....) ! The coffee in the morning was freshly made and was outstanding!!!! Drinking a great coffee in the morning is a blessing and Lin made my day by making outstanding coffee and of course her beautiful smile)! *** Lin is wonderful!!! ******

Overall my husband and I had a good stay here over Memorial Day weekend. The inn itself is…read morewonderful and we loved the building and the amenities. *Negatives* 1. We reserved pretty far in advance (early February) and we mentioned that it was our anniversary. I didn't expect anything big, but I was surprised that there was no mention at all during our stay, even on our hand-written welcome note (found in all the rooms when you check in, personalized with your names). 2. We stayed in Sandy Dune on the third floor. The bed was comfortable and the bathroom was large, but the shower was TINY. I'm pretty petite (5'3) and I thought the shower was tight. My husband, who is 6'1, definitely had a bit of trouble. The bathroom shower towels are also rather small. 3. Breakfast is served every day at 9:15am. I was a little surprised that it was so late and that there wasn't a wider range of times. For anyone looking to go on a 10am boat tour, Ben will tell you that you can make it, but you will definitely have to rush, because they won't serve you earlier than 9:15 and since everyone is seated and served at the same time, it's done as a very leisurely affair. 4. I woke up one morning with an allergic reaction to something - complete with a seriously swollen lip, hives, and difficulty breathing, and when I went downstairs and asked Ben if the inn had Benadryl or anything, he didn't seem very concerned (my face looked seriously deformed; I startled another guest). He checked the medical kit but it had nothing, and Ben's only suggestion was that I go to a pharmacy. I think he would have left it at that had I not pressed him for more information, such where I could go and if they would be open (it was 7am). I think it would have been more appropriate for him to offer to help a bit more, but in the end, I was fine. 5. Wifi is slow. This may be because the house was packed (22 people) and everyone seemed to be trying to use it at night. During the day it was better/faster. PROS 1. We arrived at around 11:30am, which is much earlier than 2pm check in, but Ben still showed us around the inn and let us drop off our stuff in our room. 2. FREE BIKES!! We used them every single day. They had many (at least 10) to pick from. We biked around town, to the beach, to dinner, along the trails on Assateague. Also, FREE BEACH TOWELS, SUNSCREEN, and DEET. I loved that nothing was locked up so we could get things whenever we wanted (no need to ask for permission or sign anything out). 3. The snack room, which was stocked with trail mix, homemade cookies and brownies, Keurig coffee, various teas, and a large pitcher of sweet iced tea and lemonade in the fridge. There were also plenty of clean plates, utensils, mugs, and glasses. 4. Breakfast was good. Every day you get a glass of OJ (no refills offered), hot coffee (with refills, if so desired) and a little fruit bowl to start. On the first day there was nut bread with butter and jam and an apple clafoutis (baked custard tart) with whipped cream and cooked apples. It was like dessert for breakfast; a little too sweet, but tasty. There was also one sausage and one strip of bacon per person. The second day, breakfast included a tiny little fruit jam tartlet and a crispy baked croissant, halved and topped with sauteed mushrooms, onions, and eggs and served with hollandiase sauce and cheese. The third day, breakfast was a savory herb scone with butter and a thick wedge of veggie omelette. 5. There is a beautiful garden/back courtyard area with tables and a fountain where you can eat/relax. There is also a chess/checkers table inside and multiple decks of cards.

Captain Kirt is very safe and knowledgeable on the water. He provided me with some history of the…read moreisland and ponies. Wonderful experience all around!

Captain Spider gave my sister and I a very memorable boat tour this evening. I researched boat…read moretours online, and after failing to connect with a tour I had taken years ago, I spoke with Captain Spider. I immediately liked what he had to say. He showed my sister and I ponies, a bald eagle, egrets (and we learned the differences between three types of egrets), and an eagle's nest. We also learned about duck blinds, clams, oysters, smugglers, and native American history. He had a wealth of knowledge about the area and answered every question we asked. I have taken a number of Chincoteague boat tours in the past, and this was by far the absolute best tour!

Great and friendly person. Boat and knowledge all excellent. Did everything to please and get photo…read moreops in a 2 hr tour. I learned a lot about oyster and clam farming to boot!

I was on the Eastern Shore for a work trip and was so happy I booked Spinning Wheel! The room was…read moreclean and comfortable, Thom was a friendly host, the dog, Aida, is the SWEETEST, and the breakfast was perfection! I will totally stay there again when I'm in the area.

Perfect place for anyone with a fur baby!…read more Thom was a great host, and Chudleigh the 3-legged dog was also welcoming. The accommodations suited our needs, the location was perfect, breakfast was good both days. The decor was a tad cluttered, but that's just nit-picking. We'd consider staying here again, should the opportunity arise.