Last updated: September 30, 2026
Place
Bohemia River State Park
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Quick Facts
Location:
4030 Augustine Herman Hwy, Chesapeake City, MD 21915
Significance:
Bohemia River State Park preserves vital Chesapeake Bay watershed habitats and invites exploration along the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail.
Designation:
Maryland State Park; Chesapeake Gateways Network Site
MANAGED BY:
Amenities
5 listed
Canoe/Kayak/Small Boat Launch, Parking - Auto, Parking - Bus/RV, Restroom, Tent Campsites
Nestled where the Bohemia River meets the Chesapeake Bay watershed, Bohemia River State Park offers a tranquil gateway into the region’s rich natural and cultural heritage. As part of the Chesapeake Gateways Network, this park invites visitors to explore over 460 acres of scenic forests, wetlands, and shoreline—providing vital habitat for local wildlife and opportunities for quiet discovery.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the landscapes that have long shaped the lives of those who called this region home, from Indigenous peoples to European settlers. Interpretive signage throughout the park helps connect these stories to the broader Chesapeake Bay, highlighting the role of rivers like the Bohemia in the watershed’s ecology and history. The park’s trails and water access points encourage exploration by foot, bike, or kayak, offering a firsthand look at the Bay’s delicate ecosystems and their ongoing conservation.
Bohemia River State Park is also a designated site along the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail, enhancing its role in telling the story of early exploration and the enduring legacy of the Chesapeake.
Whether you're seeking reflection in nature or looking to deepen your understanding of the Bay's past and present, Bohemia River State Park offers a meaningful experience. Learn more about planning your visit by exploring their website.
Visitors can immerse themselves in the landscapes that have long shaped the lives of those who called this region home, from Indigenous peoples to European settlers. Interpretive signage throughout the park helps connect these stories to the broader Chesapeake Bay, highlighting the role of rivers like the Bohemia in the watershed’s ecology and history. The park’s trails and water access points encourage exploration by foot, bike, or kayak, offering a firsthand look at the Bay’s delicate ecosystems and their ongoing conservation.
Bohemia River State Park is also a designated site along the Captain John Smith Chesapeake National Historic Trail, enhancing its role in telling the story of early exploration and the enduring legacy of the Chesapeake.
Whether you're seeking reflection in nature or looking to deepen your understanding of the Bay's past and present, Bohemia River State Park offers a meaningful experience. Learn more about planning your visit by exploring their website.
This location does not accept the America the Beautiful—National Parks and Federal Recreational Lands Pass. Entrance fees and ticket policies are set independently by the managing partner, as detailed on their website.