Located in Hancock's Joseph Hancock Jr. Primitive Park, this EV charging station has room for two…read morevehicles. It's nice that the spots are slightly shaded. There are restaurants and shopping nearby and it is not too far from the intersection of I-70, I-76 and I-68. The charging station has a CCS port at 200 KW and a CHAdeMO at 70 KW. The station is operated by Potomac Edison and it appears that the price is $0.30 per kWh. [Review 15574 overall - 629 in Maryland - 1078 of 2021.]

These universal charging stations worked perfectly the first time, unlike the nearly non-Rivian…read morestation. I don't have a Rivian vehicle, but the company just endearment themselves to me. Thanks, Rivian, for an easy and reliable experience!

These four stations were fully busily occupied on a Sunday. Had to wait about six hours to spot an…read moreopening. They were conveniently located on the eastern side of the parking lots to the Liberty Mountain Resort. There were three parking spaces on one side and two spaces on the other.

Convenient and clean Supercharger located at Sheetz that offers food, restrooms, and seating.read more

Fantastic location and worked great, super easy to charge. The charging area is located right…read morebehind the SHEETZ in a clean, open, easy to park space. They have 8 charging stations here. $10 to go from 161 miles to 309 in about 20 minutes.

This place saved me because I didn't account for the amount of speed and degradation that my 3 year…read moreold battery has suffered so I would have reached my destination, but would not have enough to then travel to the next charger. That worried me 2.5 hours into my driving trip. Luckily, I saw this spot as I was driving and it popped up on the maps during my ride. I am relieved there was a supercharger on my way and it saved me and gave me peace of mind. I am not saying this is the best place to charge or anything but I am grateful that this place exists. I was able to get super charged within 15 minutes and I was on my merry way. I can see why people get range anxiety, but Tesla has been placing super chargers all over the US and it has been manageable for all the trips I have been taking this year. I would say that this place wasn't very advertised before so it was difficult to schedule my trip at the time. I think this place is fairly new too.

This is one of my favorite Tesla Supercharge locations. It's conveniently located, brightly lit,…read moreclean, well maintained, and operational. The adjacent convenience store and lot was also clean.

Incredibly fast! There are 8 Tesla chargers, one intended for handicapped individuals. The location…read moreis on the north side of the lake behind Pine Lodge Steakhouse and in the back parking lot of Black Bear Tavern and Black Bear Wine and Words. Super convenient with multiple entrance and exit points. Finally a Supercharger for Tesla owners who constitute visitors and residents of the Deep Creek Lake area.

An oasis in the desert for EVs. Wish it were closer to Swanton, but this helps make visits to DCL…read morepossible.

This Tesla Supercharger is located in the parcel where the Bob Evans formerly stood. It is in the…read moresame lot as the newly updated Sheetz convenience store and right before the Country Inn & Suites. Second Tesla Supercharger location within a mile of the other one that's at the mall. Desperately needed in this high-traffic area. This one is not as busy as the mall location! There are 10 chargers here! Conveniently located right off Buckeystown Pike. Easy access to 270.

10 chargers conveniently located just off of 270. However several of the chargers were acting up…read moreand you couldn't pull the charger out. But other than that convenient and fast.

This charging station is located in the Western Maryland Rail Trail parking lot and has two…read morechargers. There are 2 CHAdeMO DCFCS and 2 CCS DCFCs. Pricing is $2.50 initial start plus $0.20 per minute. There is plenty of things to do nearby while you're waiting for your vehicle to juice up. Retail and antique shopping or pop over to Buddylou's Restaurant and try their crab fries. Or take a walk along the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal park. Strangely, there is a parking meter for the charging stations. No free parking for EVs. Depending on where the sun is, you might get some shade while you're parked. [Review 15616 overall - 650 in Maryland - 1120 of 2021.]