Rural Waterfront Oasis That’s Not Far From Town
ON warm evenings, when the sunset bleeds across a humid sky and the lazy rivers turn pink as strawberries, the Delmarva Peninsula can put on a marvelous show.

Hike, Bike, or Kayak exploring Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, a haven for over 100 Bald Eagles.

Take a workshop at the Dorchester Arts Center or visit the beautiful gallery and gift shop.

Visit the Richardson Maritime Museum: named after the sailboat captain who escorted author James Michener when researching his novel, Chesapeake.

Sail aboard the authentic Skipjack Nathan  – hear stories of the working watermen and dredge for oysters.

Shop in own charming downtown area, with specialty shops, boutiques, galleries, and restaurants.

Go treasure hunting at Shore Bid Antiques, Packing House Antiques, Bay Country Antiques, and Heirloom Antiques.

Dine at delicious restaurants, such as Snapper’s Waterfront
Café, Blue Point Provision Company, Clearview at Horn’s Point, Suicide Bridge Restaurant, Canvasback Restaurant and Pub, and Portside Seafood Restaurant.  Enjoy freshly steamed and spiced Maryland Crabs at Ocean Odyssey; or pick up a bushel of right behind our house at J.M. Clayton’s to enjoy on our porch!

Many people who visit Cambridge wind up wanting to move here!  If you are interested in Real Estate in Cambridge, Dana’s mother, Nan Miller, is an experienced Realtor who specializes in historic, waterfront, and investment properties.