Best Places to Kayak Near Port Tobacco, MD

30 public launch points within 50 miles of Port Tobacco, ranked by water conditions, access, and amenities.

30 nearby18 Rivers7 Creeks3 Bays
← All paddling in Maryland

Chapel Point State Park

Maryland · 2.1 mi

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A stream running through a lush green forest

Goose Bay Marina

Maryland · 3.2 mi

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Myrtle Grove Wildlife Management Area

Maryland · 5.0 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Friendship Farm Landing

Maryland · 6.7 mi

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Mason Springs soft access

Maryland · 7.4 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Sweden Point Marina

Maryland · 8.9 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Mattingly Park / Slavin's Dock boat ramp

Maryland · 9.0 mi

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a lake surrounded by tall grass and trees

Gilbert Run Park

Maryland · 10.1 mi

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a boat is floating in the water at sunset

Mallows Bay

Maryland · 12.2 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Nanjemoy Wildlife Mgmt. Area (Formerly Purse State Park)

Maryland · 12.5 mi

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a boat is floating in the water at sunset

Wicomico Shores

Maryland · 13.0 mi

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a boat is floating in the water at sunset

Marshall Hall

Maryland · 13.2 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Piscataway Park

Maryland · 13.6 mi

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Accokeek Foundation Boat Dock

Maryland · 13.6 mi

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Accokeek Foundation soft access

Maryland · 13.7 mi

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a boat is floating in the water at sunset

Ft. Washington Marina

Maryland · 14.1 mi

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a boat is floating in the water at sunset

Captico Wharf

Maryland · 16.5 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Hatton Creek

Maryland · 16.7 mi

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Southern Park and Pier

Maryland · 17.8 mi

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Kayaker paddling across a calm bay at sunset with mountains in the background

Captain Johns Crabhouse and Marina

Maryland · 19.1 mi

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a boat is floating in the water at sunset

Bushwood Cove

Maryland · 19.7 mi

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Benedict Community Park

Maryland · 19.9 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Cedar Haven Fishing Area

Maryland · 20.0 mi

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a large waterfall with a bunch of rocks in front of it

Hopyard Landing

Virginia · 20.2 mi

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a boat is floating in the water at sunset

Hallowing Point

Maryland · 20.4 mi

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Kayakers on a calm forest river surrounded by pine trees

Clyde Watson Boating Area

Maryland · 21.1 mi

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Kings Landing Park

Maryland · 21.6 mi

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River Springs Landing

Maryland · 21.9 mi

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a river running through a lush green forest

Paul Ellis Landing

Maryland · 22.0 mi

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Lower Marlboro Wharf soft access

Maryland · 22.2 mi

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the best places to kayak near Port Tobacco, MD?

Top picks near Port Tobacco include Gilbert Run Park, Paul Ellis Landing, Friendship Farm Landing. In total there are 30 public launch points within 50 miles, with paddling on rivers, creeks, bays.

What types of paddling can I do near Port Tobacco?

Near Port Tobacco you'll find opportunities for kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddle boarding. Most locations offer beginner-friendly conditions with public boat ramp access.

Are there free kayak launches near Port Tobacco?

Yes! Most public boat ramps near Port Tobacco are free to use. Some state parks and recreation areas may charge a small parking or entrance fee.