This was a great marina a few years ago. They had a great location with a pool and great food for…read moreall the members. Then they decided to build a restaurant and make members and the marina an after thought. The privacy at the pool is gone. Now they have a lunch and dinner tables all around the outside. The bar is so small, good luck getting a drink if the restaurant is busy. The food is decent but takes forever. They used to really have a nice set up for people that joined the marina but now it's just a restaurant and the slip holders are an after thought. Management has really gone down hill with the care they used to provide. Prices go up, there's never enough parking and the bathrooms are a joke. I'd recommend any other marina in the area over this one. Just look at the reviews. All of them are for a pathetic restaurant next door but are under the marinas name. It's like no one matters that's been a long time member of the Marina. It's all about the half assed restaurant. Great place that's gone to shit

Great time, sunsets, sands and Food. Slowly coming around…read more Even have ducks walking around.

Divided into 6 parts, it's not possible to do it in one day or even one week. Each part is…read moredifferent, although there is overlap. It could take a lifetime to get to know this park well. It's pretty huge. In fact, it's Maryland's largest state park. I spent 4 days here camping recently and barely scratched the surface. There are lots of hiking trails for all levels. There are numerous bike trails that are flat and easy, including the famous Torrey C. Brown rail trail that goes for about 20 miles and crosses into Pennsylvania. And there's also a fair amount of mountain bike trails that range from moderate to difficult. There are places to swim and picnic too. All of it is family friendly. Essentially, the park is the land all along both sides of the Little Gunpowder Falls River. You'll just have to see it for yourself. I can recommend Jesse's Trail and Pleasantville area loop for mountain biking; Torrey C. Brown rail trail (an all-weather trail made of crushed stone that's flat and smooth) for both hiking and biking; and Hobo Beach for a dip in the water. Parking can be challenging, so the earlier in the day, the better.

Not enough parking. You literally wait for people to leave the few spaces available. Open a parking…read morearea for people to enjoy the park

Visited here last week, during the off-season so the bathrooms weren't open and there wasn't any…read morestaff available, but had a great time (until I got my motorized chair stuck in the sand, but that's my fault and I can't hold my carelessness against this place). My mom, boyfriend and I brought some take-away to the park for lunch. There are several picnic tables available, on a concrete patio, overlooking the water. It was a perfect shaded spot, listening to the lapping of the water against the shore, watching a flock of geese feed in the distance on the water. During the popular season it seems that you can rent kayaks, paddle boats, and jetskis. There's usually a lifeguard and some other stuff, but we visited in mid-September and on a Wednesday, so it was quiet. My favorite thing ever though was that they have one of those mats that make it possible for wheelchair users to travel across the sand, and to the packed sand near the water. I have seen these in actual Miami, and Myrtle Beach but neither of those places actually took them seriously. The one in Coney Island was very close to the one I experienced in Middle River, the mat ends only feet from the water. If you're an able-bodied person, bless you, but you cannot understand the utmost delight in finding a place that remembers that people in wheelchairs exist, and also love to be near the water. It's absolutely wonderful to be remembered and accommodated. Loved my afternoon here. Would recommend.

We are new to Cutter Marina. Our boating experience has grown from a 25' Catalina sail boat to a…read more40' Eagle Trawler. We have spent seasons with different marina's from the Potomac to Perryville and no one comes close to Cutter Marina. Their service department is fantastic. The personnel treat you like family and the facility is clean and modern. From their pool to the free ice machine, what more do you need.

Great Prices & Service - Great "Boat Friendly" Owners! I…read morehave been staying at this marina for the last month while doing work to my boat and it has been nothing less than fantastic! It is a rare thing in this day an age when you deal with people that actually care about you "the customer". That said, I was also pleasantly surprised to hear the same great things repeated over and over again by the many others working on their boats and the live aboard people within the marina. If you are looking for a marina in this area make sure you give them a call.

Signing up was straightforward. Be prepared to look for a trailer at the back of a residential…read moreapartment complex parking lot. Once there, it's a tiny walk to the kayaks and dock. Entry is well supervised and easy. We chose the Blue Moon kayaking tour. Loaded up at sunset with little lanterns, paddled along a tributary of the Severn River to admire the sky, trees, birds. sailboats, pleasant architecture of the residences on the banks. Quite serene but if you're expecting Nature Only, you'll be disappointed because it is surprisingly built up. Still we enjoyed it immensely bc we'd never seen this lifestyle before. Our guide was informative about the ecosystem and everyone got to enjoy the blue moonrise. Paddling back in the dark was fine. Loved rocking in the wake of a passing boat or two. Highly recommend.

The staff was amazing and the water was perfect!!! I love this location; there is a lot less boat…read moretraffic than the other location.

This was so cool! Kayaking in the Inner Harbor through Ultimate Watersports…read more Julie is such a great instructor. Lessons were easy and fun. Sights are set for Floatilla!!!

Easy to find, helpful staff, pretty views! Totally recommend, great experience for the price!read more

The view is pretty but the inside needs updating. The shrimp wrap was amazing. The shrimp were…read moreplentiful and tender, and perfectly seasoned. Unfortunately I can't be kind about the baked ziti. It was dry, and flavorless. No seasoning to speak of, just bland. My last bite though was quite a treat. The brownies were moist, and chocolate rich. Couldn't get enough of them.

a visit to the cousins isn't complete without a spin on my uncle's big boat out on chesapeake bay…read more happy to be all grown up...the younger nephews&nieces are now on the spit-and-polish-the-deck duty. rewards include fried chicken, biscuits n gravy, slaw, corn and crab cakes. some of us spent the night onboard and charged (to most esteemed uncle) a sailors dinner at the clubhouse of grilled steaks and fried maryland softshell CRABS. yummmm.

I have ordered used scuba fins from Eastern Watersports just last week after mine disappeared in…read morethe outdoor showers at the beach, and a couple of years ago when I wanted a pair of single paddle fins and couldn't find them in our local dive shops. On both occasions Eastern Watersports had the items, at a fair price (okay the price for those that arrived today were unfairly low, so my cost was mainly the shipping), and sent them to me directly. We live all the way across the country but even with ground shipping they got here in a week. I am very pleased with the fins, and with the fact that they arrived with usable straps attached. Now I always look on their site first if I am seeking a replacement piece of dive gear that I cannot find or cannot afford at my local shop. I definitely recommend their products and customer service. Cynthia San Diego

Me and my daughter went to the Baltimore Peninsula to kayak for the first time. It was pretty…read moresimple. There was one person there. I kind of felt like he threw us out there, but he did to show us some of the basics when we were already on the water, we were out there for about an hour. It was only $30 for a double kayak overall we enjoyed ourselves and will definitely go back to do it.

Great selection of paddleboards and excellent service. Also have kayaks, leasing, lessons, and…read moretrips. Store is cute and personnel wonderful and informative.

I rent kayaks from here. The current price for a single-person kayak is $26 for 2 hours (which…read moreincludes kayak, paddle & life-jacket), then $8 for every hour after that. The kayaks are already lined up at the launch point until the day is over. Go play, then after you return your rental gear, go pay. The Susquehanna River is a gentle river...the water is more like that of a bay or a lake. There are beaches and islands to explore. There are marinas and and docks so there is some traffic areas with boaters and jet-skiers, but it isn't daunting...just stick to the river bank until you're comfortable...you will be paddling in the middle of the river, soaking up the view like a pro before you even realize it! The staff is really, really nice, friendly and helpful. I highly recommend spending the day on the Susquehanna and Shank's Mare. note: the launch point is directly across the shop where there is public parking, picnic tables, docks, fishing, duck feeding, etc.

Easy to find, easy to park, bathrooms on site, plus friendly staff members!…read more Beautiful views, not too crowded, & calm waWould definitely recommend to others, of any age, will return again!

Friendly staff, easy water access, several options to enjoy the creek. We were new to paddle…read moreboarding and they hooked us up with a wider board. It was our first time, and our feet felt the flex, but we totally finished out an hour. The creek is lovely, we got close to Great Blue Heron and the arrowroot was in purple bloom. Options also include kayak and double kayak-decent selection. $27 for an hour of fun in the sun was a great value. There are benches but not a lot of shade, so we used an umbrella to create shade for the family elder who only wanted to watch. This was a great outing!