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The Chesapeake Bay — the crown jewel of East Coast boating, with centuries of maritime history at every turn.
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Kent Island
There’s more to Kent Island than the Narrows. Cruise to
Libbey’s Coastal Kitchen & Cocktails and discover one of
the Chesapeake’s hidden dock & dine gems.
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Annapolis
Experience Annapolis the way it was meant to be—by boat.
Cruise through Ego Alley, dock at The Choptank, and enjoy
Maryland crabs at Cantler’s Riverside.
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Baltimore
Cruise into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor and dock at Pusser’s
Landing for waterfront dining, tropical cocktails, and one of
the city’s most unique Dock & Dine experiences.
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Edgewater
Escape the everyday with a scenic cruise through the West and Rhode Rivers to Stan & Joe’s Riverside—one of Southern Anne Arundel County’s favorite Dock & Dine destinations.
Baltimore, Maryland
Inner Harbor: Baltimore’s iconic waterfront hub featuring the National Aquarium, Maryland Science Center, Baltimore Museum of Industry, plus restaurants and shops.
Fort McHenry: Historic fort guarding Baltimore Harbor, famous for inspiring the Star-Spangled Banner.
Fells Point: Cobblestone streets, quaint shops, and lively restaurants in a charming historic district.
Chesapeake Bay & Waterways: Explore America’s largest estuary for fishing, crabbing, and scenic cruising — including the Patapsco River’s coves and creeks, Middle River, and Gunpowder Falls State Park’s boat ramps and waterways.
Islands & Parks: Hart-Miller Island is a 1,100-acre boat-access-only getaway with hiking, picnicking, and bay views
Dock-and-Dine: Tie up and eat waterfront at Port Covington Marina (Ampersea & Nick’s Fish House), The Crazy Tuna, Sunset Cove, Charly’s Sue Creek, Bowley’s on the Bay, and Tiki Lee’s Dock Bar.
Annapolis, Maryland
Chesapeake Bay Bridge: Stunning views from the water.
Sandy Point State Park & Lighthouse: Beaches, picnicking, and lighthouse
sightseeing
U.S. Naval Academy: Tour the academy along the Severn River.
Maryland State House: Visit the nation’s oldest working state capitol.
Annapolis Maritime Museum: Learn about Chesapeake Bay history on Back Creek.
Ego Alley: Dock downtown and join the waterfront scene.
Dock-and-dine in Annapolis: Tie up and savor fresh seafood and local flavors at The Choptank, Cantler’s Riverside Inn, Donnelly’s Dockside, The Point, and Crab House & Grill — all accessible by boat.
Deale, Maryland
Convenient Access: Located about 30 miles south of Annapolis, Deale is easy to reach by boat or by car from the Washington, D.C. and Baltimore areas.
Fishing: Cast a line for striped bass, bluefish, and other local favorites in these abundant waters.
Crabbing: Enjoy Maryland’s famous blue crabs — Deale is a top spot for catching them.
Kayaking & Paddleboarding: Calm, scenic waters make Deale perfect for paddling adventures; local outfitters offer rentals.
Explore the Town: Stroll through Deale’s quaint shops, waterfront restaurants, and visit the Deale Area Historical Society for a glimpse of local history.
Edgewater, Maryland
South River: Cruise this popular river that connects directly to the Chesapeake Bay — perfect for boating, fishing, water sports, and relaxing anchorages.
Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse: Visit this iconic nearby Thomas Point Shoal Lighthouse for a true Chesapeake experience.
Fishing: Cast for rockfish, bluefish, and other local favorites in these abundant waters.
Dock-and-dine in Edgewater: Pull up and enjoy fresh seafood, steaks, and local favorites at Yellowfin Steak & Fish House, The Pier Waterfront Bar & Grill, and Mike’s Crab House — all easily accessible by boat.
*Elite fleet available
Kent Island, Maryland
Kent Island, Maryland: A popular boating destination on the Eastern Shore of Chesapeake
Bay known for its history, natural beauty, and amenities
Nearby Towns: Visit charming St. Michaels and Chestertown for dining, shopping, and culture. Cox Creek, Thompson Creek & Kent
Narrows: These protected water ways offer calm anchoring and easy access to marinas and dining.
Fishing: Abundant rockfish, bluefish, and other species make this a prime fishing area.
Kayaking & Paddleboarding: Explore peaceful creeks and coves by kayak or paddleboard.
Historic Sites: Discover local history at the Stevensville Train Depot and Kent Island Heritage Society Museum
Dock-and-dine on Kent Island: Pull up to the dock and enjoy local favorites like The Narrows Restaurant, Bridges Restaurant, The Jetty Dock Bar, Harris Crab House, and The Big Owl — all right by the water.
Washington DC
Potomac River: Cruise through the heart of D.C. for iconic views of landmarks including the Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, and Washington Monument.
Tidal Basin: The Cherry Blossom Festival is a major draw each spring, while summer brings events on the National Mall like Fourth of July fireworks.
Anacostia River: Discover a quieter side of the city with parks, wetlands, and local wildlife along this scenic waterway.
Nearby Waterfront Destinations: Reach spots like Georgetown, Old Town Alexandria, and National Harbor by boat.
Nearby Museums: Dock at The Wharf and you’re just blocks from the Smithsonian museums and the Holocaust Memorial Museum.
Mount Vernon: Cruise south on the Potomac to visit George Washington’s historic estate, gardens, and museum.
National Harbor: Across the river in Maryland, this lively destination offers restaurants, shops, a Ferris wheel, and a casino.
Dock-and-dine at The Wharf: Tie up and enjoy waterfront dining at Pink Tiger, Hank’s Oyster Bar, and Limani with great food and river views.
Discover More with Our Destination Guides
Explore Freedom Boat Club territories with quick highlights and helpful links to local cruising spots, dining, and things to do.
Delaware
Bear | Lewes | Long Neck
New Jersey
Monmouth Beach | Long Beach Island (Manahawkin) | Somers Point, NJ | Delran | Forked River | Alpine
New York
Northport | Glen Cove | Lindenhurst | Freeport | Port Jefferson | Port Washington