Do you have a free weekend off with nothing to do? How about spending some time in nature in Maryland? We have a state park in the small town of Lusby, Maryland, that is perfect for a day of exploration for all ages. Calvert Cliffs State Park is open from sunrise to sunset and has a fun variety of things to do. Visit the recycled tire park or walk the shoreline near the geological wonder that is the cliffs. This is a beautiful outdoor adventure in Maryland just waiting to be had.

Calvert Cliffs State Park is a beautifully expansive hidden gem tucked away in the small town of Lusby, Maryland.
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What makes this park most notable is the fact that it protects a wide portion of cliffs that extend 24 miles alongside the eastern side of the Calvert Peninsula.
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Historically, these cliffs were formed over 10 to 20 million years ago when the sea was receding into the cliffs, exposing the eroding cliffs.
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Today, these cliffs offer guests a glimpse into unique prehistoric times - whether it’s fossils cropping up, shark teeth findings, or so much more.
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Guests can enjoy day-use admission, whether it’s to hunt their own fossils, enjoy the recycled-tired playground, or cast a fishing line into the bay.
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There are beautiful views across the waterways to the nearby Cove Point Lighthouse in the Chesapeake Bay.
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Enjoy great hiking, exciting geology, and family activities when you visit Calvert Cliffs State Park in Maryland.
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What do you think about this outdoor adventure in Lusby, Maryland? Would you spend some time exploring this hidden state park? Shout out in the comments what you think! Also, visit the Calvert Cliffs State Park website if you want to find out more regarding hours of operation and admission pricing.

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Calvert Cliffs State Park, 10540 H G Trueman Rd, Lusby, MD 20657, USA