To start the young man at the front desk was very welcoming, professional, and knowledgeable. The…read moregrounds outside were well kept and extremely clean. Closed toed shoes for walking around the park is a must, I went unprepared with flip flops. The restrooms inside were also clean. There's a gift shop and a library as well. The exhibit was very well done and I absolutely loved how interactive it was, it's also handicap accessible and self guided! I definitely recommend checking out the wildlife drive across the street at blackwater refuge, we saw the statue of Harriet Tubman catching a muskrat to then seeing one at the refuge!

Beautifully done. This National Historical Park is well maintained and full of interactive…read moreexhibits. The space is handicap accessible and most exhibits include easy to read fonts and braille. I would definitely recommend this educational experience to learners of all ages.

A historical stop along MD-16 featuring the oldest community schoolhouse from the 1800s for African…read moreAmerican children. Its part of the harriet tubman underground tour. I highly suggest taking a day to do this mini road trip and stop here

Great stop along the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Byway. Looks like it did when the kids…read morewere going to school, desks and all! Has a VR tour for cell phones.

Love this spot for a view of the Choptank River. Visitor centre has several informative well set…read moredisplays. Notable history of the area, including being the birthplace of Harriet Tubman.

Beautiful place! Lots of literature and flyers on upcoming events available. Clean restrooms. With…read morea playground available for the kids. The views are amazing.

A wonderful stop along the Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad Trail! While the building is falling…read moreapart and could use some TLC, it is a wonderful marker of history. This was a church that was frequented by the Tubman family and friends, her first husbands family is even buried there. It is major wetlands so be careful if you walk through the cemetery. Overall, definitely worth the visit

Worth the stop along the Tubman Driving Trail. This is a church that Harriet used to attend and a…read moreplot of graves in the back have stones with Tubman as the last name although none say Harriet it is interesting. The area is a little wet but is possible to walk through it all. Church is sadly getting run down a bit.

This is such a special place to admire nature, waters, and animal and bird life. Anddd you might…read moresight a few bald eagles! My friend and I enjoyed the driving tour as well as the walking trails. Beware it can get muddy and watery in some areas but definitely worth it. When driving take caution, we saw a friendly turtle crossing . Would definitely come back in all seasons and try to catch sunset or sunrise! I know you will get some great shots!

WOW what a location. There is SO MUCH Information here. My favorite was learning about the sitka…read moredeer. They look like the white tail deer we have in Michigan but they are similar to the white tail deer but closer related to the elk family and have a white bottoms not just a white tail like the deer. Small in size. Today on our drive here we thought we had seen deer but deer bed down in the rain and these were running about. Now after this refuge and learning about the sitka we are sure that is what we had seen. This place offers a paved auto tour. There is a $3.00 entrance fee to drive the tour. Not everyone has a fee but this one does and it's posted when you come in. The visitor center was open until 4:30pm today so we just made it and received our stamp. Even though they also provide volunteers for Eastern Neck (weekend only) they did not have the stamp for the passport book so that was disappointing. No worries there was a lot to enjoy and be thankful for at this stop. Definitely a good display of many educational opportunities.

On a beautiful sunny Saturday in October we stopped at Layton's Chance to sit back and enjoy some…read morewine. We each had a flight of six (Vintner's flight and Lazy Day flight) both delivering a couple of good options, but we enjoyed the Lazy Day flight more. The grounds are cute. We found some adirondack chairs to sit back and relax. There's a decent amount of outdoor seating but as it gets more crowded it's a good idea to bring your own chair as recommended on their website. There were no events on this day, but Layton's Chance does hold many events throughout the year that appear to be very popular. I noticed some of their upcoming holiday functions are already sold out. After finishing our flights it was on to the much raved about wine slushies. You can get small (12oz) or large (16 oz). It is with good reason the slushies are mentioned a lot in the reviews. Oh my they are delicious!!! The featured flavors on our visit were peach bellini and one made with the Freedom wine. Of course we capped off the visit with some bottles to take home and the mix to make the slushies.

We did a wine tour to learn the history of Laytons winery. Also included a free tasting. They have…read moresweet, semi sweet and dry wines available. Nice giftshop area with seating available. We purchased three bottles of wine. Including their 100% watermelon. So refreshing for the summertime. Very nice place to visit and chill with some wine.

Great stories and entertaining tour guide! We enjoyed the walk and details, I would do another one!read more

We are from Baltimore and went to St. Michael's for Labor Day Weekend. We signed up for the ghost…read moretour on Friday evening and it was great! We talked about the stuff we had learned all weekend! Keep up the tours - they really add a fun twist to all that St. Michael's has to offer! Tina Marie