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Elk Neck
Elk Neck North East MD is a small community located in Cecil County, Maryland. It is situated on the north side of the Elk River, just south of the Susquehanna River. The area is known for its scenic views of the river and its surrounding countryside. It is also home to a variety of outdoor activities, including fishing, boating, and hiking. The area is also home to a number of historic sites, including the Elk Neck State Park and the historic town of North East.
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- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
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User Reviews
Ranger 14-6
Beautiful Park. A few areas are closed for repairs and upgrades. Parking for the lighthouse has been expanded and is open. So much better than the old gravel lot with only a few Parking spots. Close to North East MD.
Graeme Reece
Beautiful, steeped in history and natural stunning scenery. Loved the lighthouse and the beech where the water was as warm as a bath.
Byzidjhan
Great quiet place to get away from busy life style. The trail has gotten shorter than before since they have constructed a new large parking lot. Looks much better than before and clean. Great picnic spot right by the water.
Leah Olivieri (rueffinkiddingme)
We stayed at the campground, we are usually fall/ winter campers. So needless to say we were hot, and the bugs were a little much. The beach was closed during the week, we couldn't swing the weekend for camping this time around. The site was nice,close to the camp store which had weird hours, 2 pm-8:30 pm but the bathroom and showers were really clean 2 showers 3 or 4 bathroom stalls. The sites were well maintained. Overall it was a nice 3 days
Qunying Dai
A Peaceful spot in Chesapeake Bay. We hiked the lighthouse trail and the Wapiti pond trail. Luckily the lighthouse was open during Memorial weekend. And the volunteer who guided tourists was the descendant of the lighthouse keeper more than a hundred years ago. He spent Memorial Day in a perfect way, at the spot where he grew up. We had fun hiking, the air full of the sweet aroma of honeysuckles. Mountain laurels were blooming everywhere. A wonderful day trip.