Fly into here regularly when visiiting relatives on the Eastern Shore. I like Easton as a town, and…read moresince the airport has expanded it has gotten better. Nice approaches, they have a grill, pilot shop, and pilot lounge. The FBO is fine with no great thrills. They have lineman, long runways and it is outside of the airspace to have to deal with Washington DC restrictions. They are friendly and helpful in the terminal. Easton has much mire selection these days for restaurants and seafood places around Oxford. I think this airport is better than Bay Bridge or Cambridge

Amazing breakfast ....a must do stop any time I am in easton. Quiche and eggs benidict. ..yummmmmm…read moreFabulous and friendly service.

This was mine and my husbands first B&B stay. What a fantastic experience. Jane, the innkeeper, was…read moresuch a wonderful host. The inn had 2 rooms, it was so clean and inviting. We felt so at home, just like one of the family. This was one of the most relaxing trips we have every been on. Everything in the town was just a short walk, our car stayed parked the whole stay except when we decided to take a short ride to the outlets that were nearby. We had everything we needed in our room, Jane thinks of everything! She was such a great cook too and the fruit plate she made each morning was so nice and fresh. I could have only ate that. But she followed that with french toast one day and the next day quiche for the ladies with bacon, sausage and toast. The men mentioned they didn't care for quiche, so she made them Waffles. What a pleasant town and trip. I hope to be back for a stay again soon!!!

Came right on time twice in a row. Great service and accepts cash and card. Very polite.read more

The person I spoke with was impatient, rude, and aggressively trying to upcharge me for a ride…read moreacross to the airport. I was able to find another ride for $90 less with much less hassle

Everything! Read my review. Food, comfort, items supplied for use, beautiful room, wonderful hosts.read more

From the first interactions until the departing goodbyes, Michael and Margie were very…read moreaccommodating and kind. Breakfasts were divine and beautifully presented. The renovated BnB was nicely decorated with lovely antiques and provided loads of amenities. However, their caring attitudes made all the difference. I relaxed after walking in the front door. Everything was taken care of and I felt so spoiled when I left. We'll be back to visit our "new friends" in the near future. (PS Did I mention the incredible breakfasts?!!)

Tried to reach them twice by email which they recommend on their website and got no answer. When I…read morecalled, they said they couldn't provide service unless I paid and extra $100 each way.

I have worked w/ Delmarva Transportation twice and have had nothing but extremely positive…read moreexperiences. Everyone I spoke w/ was professional and kind. Lois picked us up from BWI, and drove us to our car that was located at DE Storage in Milford. She even stopped along the way so we could pick up food for my 11 year old daughter. Lois was a wonderful, safe driver, and a delightful person to talk with along the way. Thank you!

Some of the best travel memories aren't planned. They're the ones you stumble into completely by…read moreaccident. While spending Fourth of July weekend on a solo adventure in St. Michaels, I decided to drive over to Oxford after hearing it was worth exploring. I found a parking spot, got out of my car and started taking in the waterfront. That's when I realized I had parked directly beside the Oxford terminal of the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry. I hadn't researched the ferry. Honestly...I didn't even know it existed. As I stood there trying to figure out what exactly I was looking at, I noticed a sign advertising a special fireworks cruise that very evening. The ferry would head out onto the water so passengers could watch Oxford's Fourth of July fireworks from the river. The price? Twelve whole dollars. I just stood there staring at the sign thinking..."Wait...THIS is a thing?!" There was only one problem. The ferry was leaving in about two hours. And I didn't have a ticket. And there was no one around. I immediately pulled out my phone to buy a ticket, but online sales had already closed, which made complete sense. I figured I'd missed my chance. While I was standing there wondering what to do next, a gentleman happened to walk by. I asked if he knew anything about the ferry and whether there was any chance I could still get a ticket. As it turns out...he was the captain. Because apparently that's just how my adventures go! He smiled, told me there would probably still be room for walk-on passengers and suggested I come back closer to departure time. Challenge accepted! I set an alarm, spent the next couple of hours wandering around Oxford and made absolutely sure I was back at the terminal when he told me to return. Sure enough...they welcomed me aboard! I happily paid for my ticket and climbed onto the ferry with one thought running through my head. "I cannot believe this is actually happening." What followed was one of the coolest travel experiences I've ever had! Watching fireworks explode over the water from the deck of a ferry was something I didn't even know belonged on my bucket list until I experienced it. The reflections dancing across the river...The darkness surrounding the boat... The fireworks exploding so close that you could actually feel the booms in your chest...It was absolutely magical! I honestly don't know if I spent more time watching the fireworks or grinning from ear to ear. What made the experience even more memorable, though, wasn't just the fireworks. It was the people. The crew didn't have to find room for one random traveler who showed up without a reservation two hours before departure. But they did. Every person I interacted with was welcoming, kind and genuinely happy to help make my evening happen. I don't know if they realized it at the time, but they created one of my favorite memories from my entire Fourth of July weekend. PRO TIP: If you're visiting Oxford, look at the ferry schedule before you arrive. Whether you're taking your vehicle across to Bellevue, walking on as a passenger or getting lucky enough to catch one of their special event cruises, don't make the same mistake I did and discover it by accident. Although...maybe a little bit of serendipity is part of the magic. The next time I'm back in Oxford, riding the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry will already be on my itinerary. Next time, though...I'll actually know it's there!

BLUF: Expensive but a historical gem that makes for a fun adventure…read more Despite the increasing prices ($24 for two of us in a car to go one way), I love the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry! I appreciate the history and culture of the Chesapeake Bay region and the Oxford-Bellevue Ferry is one of its treasures. The ferry only holds about 9 cars and the scenic trip across the Tred Avon River takes about 10 minutes. The views are always fabulous and the people working the ferry are always friendly. The ferry recently changed owners and on my most recent crossing my husband and I were warmly welcomed and ferried to Bellevue by an all women crew. The ferry only runs from spring to late fall. My husband and I typically take the ferry one of the last weekends its open in the year. We enjoy touring around St. Michael's and then taking the ferry over to Oxford where we load up our cooler with ice cream from Scottish Highland Creamery. This year we took the ferry from Oxford to Bellevue and we enjoyed making the crossing in reverse. In addition to cars, the ferry is very popular with cyclists. There may just be a few on the ferry or a whole Peloton. For those wanting to further support this historic gem, there is merch sold onboard. Admittedly, I find the ferry to be expensive but I look at it like doing my part to keep this part of Chesapeake Bay history alive. There is a discounted bulk rate for those who routinely make the crossing for practical reasons.

The Acorn Cottage is fantastic! Two huge master bedrooms and baths, 3 balcony/decks on the water…read more Beautiful views in a serene and private area of St. Michael's. You have your own dock and lovely yard. The kitchen area is bright, cheery, and large. This place is completely stocked from great coffee, water to plastic bags.. Any kitchen supply you could want is there. The lighting is elegant and the fans, curtains TVs are all very techno forward. The giant bathrooms are regal and I love the double sinks. The upstairs closet is the size of a room.. The four us could hang together or do our own thing without disturbing one another and the entire time we all felt so pampered by the ambiance. A perfect place for chiling, partying or just enjoying the waterfront. We LOVED it!

Very friendly pilots fly in and out of here. I helped out at Youth Aviation Adventure Day at…read moreChesapeake Sport to help the Girl Scouts earn their aviation badge. It was very well organized. Plus, the gas is cheap!