Privacy Guaranteed - your email is never shared with anyone, opt out any time. Join Now. Recent Photos. Upload a Photo. Beneteau Catalina Hunter Jeanneau Searunner. Crew Wanted Crew Available. Join Date: Oct Hello Any suggestions for a 5-day cruise in the Chesapeake Annapolis, Oxord, St Michaels area with 3 kids 7 to 10 years of age?
Any nice beaches disregarding jelly fish? Thank you. Join Date: Nov Baltimore Inner Harbor has some nice features, i. Don't mention Hooters to them, shhhh. Join Date: Jun Yes, there are jellyfish all the way up to the Bay Bridge this summer. Eastern shore pf Bay has the most accessible beaches as there are fewer houses. On Western Shore, most beaches are privately owned waterfront, but with some exceptions.
Queenstown Creek off of Chester River has a great sand spit and beach. Just north of Annapolis , eastern side of Whitehall Bay has some beaches Outside of St Michaels there is a nice beach along northern shore just outside of harbor. Just north of Annapolis, eastern side of Whitehall Bay has some beaches Outside of St Michaels there is a nice beach along northern shore just outside of harbor. Join Date: Dec Images: We're based out of Herring Bay with 4 and 6 year olds You could spend all 5 days there and still not see everything.
Michaels is very kid friendly with the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, several ice cream shops, an awesome toy store, and several nice parks. For a change of pace, go to St. Michaels via the San Domingo Creek. Of course, my kids would rather just stay at HHS and swim at the pool Join Date: Apr Some great comments and suggestions so far. I'll try to add a little. Our kids grew up cruising in the mid-Bay region.
Lots of trips to places like Oxford, Cacaway, St Michaels, etc. A couple highlights from their memories: - anchoring and swimming over tot he sandbar off Dobbins Island. The island is privately owned, but the knee-deep sandbar on the north end is a great place for a frisbee game. High Island is actually underwater but is a fun place to beach a dink at low tide.
