Got away on a road trip for our anniversary. We usually pick a place to lay our heads and then do…read moreday trips in surrounding area. Enjoyed our time at the Colonial Beach Plaza B and B. Was greeted at door by our host who helped carry in a bag and showed us to our first floor room. The approx. 120 year old house is beautiful, clean and well maintained. The hosts Misunn and David took excellent care of us, breakfast was good and catered to food a allergy. A full kitchen with a common refrigerator, coffee, tea and other drinks are available 24 hours. The entertainment room, included in the room rate, had all kinds of arcade games, memorabilia, movies, vinyl records with record player, board games and much much more. We were invited to enjoy the whole house, pool and patio which is only two lots from waters edge if relaxing on beach is how you want to spend your time. There are usually events happening in area year round such as oyster, wine, beer, BBQ festivals so check the net. This area is also close to history items such as George Washington's birth place and many others. We plan on returning in future.

I've reviewed the Plaza previously and would give them 6 stars if I could! It's always clean and…read moreinviting - we've stayed here in every season and just love it. Dave & Misunn go out of their way to make everyone feel at home. Already have an October trip planned, but it's not soon enough - we'll be back before then!

Staying at Gull Cottage was great. I thought I had scheduled my stay on the wrong night and they…read moreoffered to let me change it. They were attentive (via messaging) and flexible hostesses. The cottage has thoughtful touches for example a styrofoam cooler and ice packs in the freezer for going to the beach. FYI the town of Colonial Beach charges daily rates for the parking ($10) but the house is just down the street, 2 minute walk. We will definitely stay at the cottage again if we end up back in the area.

Horrible experience. Found the accommodations much shabbier than the photos imply, it was clear…read moremost things hadn't been cleaned since the prior occupants. That should have been enough to convince us to leave but we made the mistake of trying to stick it out, and we paid for it. BED BUGS. We've done everything to try and get rid of them to no avail, it's awful. Multiple attempts to contact the owner have gone unanswered, I would advise you avoid at all costs!

After two days of driving around disappointment after disappointment with the accommodations of…read moreSouthern Maryland, we finally found this jewel B&B tucked into a corner of Calvert Bay. The inviting long beige pebble driveway felt like a breath of fresh air cleansing all frustrations from the the previous two days away. The plantation has been renovated into a main guesthouse with mutilple cottages. Thomas Cox tastefully preserved the house and one can see the history within the walls. The rooms are immaculate and clean. There are tons of wildlife around the home, the sun sets just over the bay, and there are schools of fish swirling the waters. If you want relaxation, good kayaking, and plenty of good wine, this is the place to be... Just like the label on their wines, if you need to get away and "slack" off, Woodlawn is the place to leave it all behind.

OK. The place is OK. We stayed in the Magnolia cottage. "Magnolia is our romantic get away…read morecottage. Set off by itself" = false. Magnolia is a toolshed on the central patio. The door to the building doesn't lock or close very well. Don't expect any privacy. When the wind blows the door open, the wine drinkers at the little tables all look right in the door at the side of the bed. The building has no furniture, except a bed and a lecture stand with a slanted top. No night tables or a TV or a mini-fridge. Probably got stolen when the door quit closing all the way. Breakfast has changed from some of the reviews posted here. We were offered a couple of danishes and pastries, cut in half and some fruit and store-bought granola. Jim announced that the coffee was gone at 9:30 and he had no plans for making any more. "Whoever needs it the most can have the last little drop!" I don't know if they lost their food service license or just quit bothering to live up to the "Breakfast" part of their name. The rocking chairs on the lawn ARE lovely and have a peaceful view of the river. Until about 2:30 when the tourists show up with their fast food and spend the day drinking wine. So we went into Leonardtown which is about 45 minutes away and looks like it was deserted when PAX River AFB downsized. Don't bother with the Point Lookout lighthouse either - there's a big chain link fence around it. If you are looking for someplace to eat your roadside lunch while enjoying a free wine tasting, Woodlawn has it all. If you're looking for a romantic weekend for two - stay home.

Electric is included in your base camp rate. Decent RV and tent campground with over sixty sites…read more Located outside the marina facilities, which are gated and locked at night. The boat and RV storage area is fenced, gated, and locked all the time (from what I witnessed). There are a couple "cons" and a whole lot of pros to this place. Cons: occasional traffic noise when drivers on RT 301 are being rude and honking horns; occasional banging that sounds like close-by firework explosions and screeching of trains coming from the coal-fired power plant across down the shoreline; the best spots close to the river are hogged by full-timers who live in their campers as if they are in a trailer park; no WiFi and Verizon cell data coverage is spotty even on clear days (LTE and 3G). Pros: nice staff! HUGE campground with good facilities, lots of lawns, and child- and pet-friendly atmosphere. Big children's playground. Horseshoe pits. A covered pavilion - it's huge! Clean, updated bathrooms with showers in the campground AND at the marina. RV repair shop onsite- nice guy who does emergency repairs and scheduled maintenance. 10 clean/working Speed Queen washers, 5 huge dryers, tow folding tables, and a bathroom in the laundromat. Two HUGE dumpsters that get emptied regularly. For the sites that are not full hook-up, Aqualand staff come around and clean out your black and gray waste tanks for you. The marina also has a little store that sells drinks, snacks, fish bait, licenses and gear. And they sell propane on-site at the marina (fill your tanks). The sites #'d in the 90's are the nicest sites, IMHO. The sites #'d in the 50's back up to a huge field that looks like it was once used as a small airport (or a long straight roadway, I cannot tell which). All of the sites are long enough for your Class A/B/C, 5'er or travel trailer, and most are wide enough to park your vehicle next to your RV. Many of the sites have mature trees covering them, topped up two as not to rub against the top of your RV.

Older campground, but we loved it, quiet with shade trees and laundromat. Short walk to the Potomac…read moreRiver ( bring a cold one and watch the sunset) Friendly staff, highly recommend.

The food was amazing and the menu has something for our various tastes. The beer was good and they…read morehave growlers!

It was mediocre. And over priced. We got take out. So it is convenient if you are staying at the…read morehotel in the same parking lot

I recently used Southern Maryland Express to travel to and from the Baltimore Airport. They were on…read moretime and sent advance texts to confirm that they were on their way. I really appreciated that. The door-to-door service made my holiday travel easy, convenient and hassle-free. So worth it. I will definitely be using them again.

St Mary's County Regional Airport also known as Captain Walter Francis Duke Regional Airport, is a…read morepublic airport located in St. Mary's County, Maryland, four miles (six km) northeast of the central business district of Leonardtown. The airport is also located 8 nmi (15 km) west of Naval Air Station Patuxent River. It is owned and operated by the St. Mary's County Board of County Commissioners. St. Mary's County Regional Airport has been in operation since 1969. The airport was re-dedicated as the Captain Walter Francis Duke Regional Airport in 2000. It recently reverted to its original name. St. Mary's County Regional Airport covers an area of 200 acres (81 ha) which contains one asphalt paved runway (11/29) measuring 4,150 x 75 ft (1,265 x 23 m). For the 12-month period ending April 6, 2006, the airport had 52,618 aircraft operations, an average of 144 per day: 95% general aviation, 5% air taxi and less than 1% military. There are 100 aircraft based at this airport: 86% single engine, 8% multi-engine, 3% helicopters, 2% ultralight and 1% gliders. The airport houses small aircraft such as Pipers, gliders, and Cessnas (152's, 172's, etc.). The Maryland State Police house one of their helicopters, Trooper 7, at the airport. Trooper 7 flies medevacs all over the area including to as far north as Montgomery county and even in to northern Virginia. There is also a small flying club where people can learn to fly and rent planes to fly over the Chesapeake Bay. The St. Mary's Composite Squadron (MER-MD-089) of the Civil Air Patrol [meets at the terminal building and bases their aircraft there, as well. CAP's primary missions in the community include aerial and ground search and rescue. The local squadron is about 100 members strong, including senior members and cadets. The St. Mary's County Chamber of Commerce has its offices in the terminal building of the airport. The EAA also meets there.