Kings Landing Park

3255 Kings Landing Road
Huntingtown, MD 20639

Park Office: 410-535-2661
Reservations: 410-535-5327

Get a Map to the Park

Hours*:

Memorial Day-Labor Day

  • Daily: 9am-8pm

Labor Day-Memorial Day

  • Daily: 9am-5pm

*Note that the gates abd fishing pier closes 1/2 hour before the park closes.

Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years Day.

No entrance fee

Directions

From Washington's Capital Beltway (I-95)

Take Route4 South into Calvert County.
At Huntingtown, turn onto OLD TOWN ROAD (Rt. 524).
Proceed to Bowen's Grocery Store and turn on HUNTINGTOWN ROAD (Rt. 521).
At the 4-way stop sign intersection, continue STRAIGHT and you will be on KINGS LANDING ROAD. The road dead ends in the park.

From the Baltimore Beltway (I-695)

Take I-97 South to ROUTE 301 South to ROUTE 4 South.
At Huntingtown, turn onto OLD TOWN ROAD (Rt. 524).
Proceed to Bowen's Grocery Store and turn on HUNTINGTOWN ROAD.
At the 4-way stop sign intersection, continue STRAIGHT and you will be on KINGS LANDING ROAD. The road dead ends in the park.

Things To Do

  • Fishing Pier
  • Kayak/Canoe Launch
  • Boardwalk
  • Nature Study
  • Birdwatching
  • Equestrian Ring & Trails

Equestrian Access. Starting in 2013, each horse owner must obtain a free permit.
Fill out the online form for an equestrian permit.

Rental Facilities

  • Tom Wisner Hall (160 people)
  • Picnic Pavilions (100 people)
  • Youth & Group Camping

 

 

Upcoming Programs

02 Jun 2013 9:30 AM • King's Landing Park, Huntingtown

See a Calendar of All Our Programs


Interesting Facts

  • Captain John Smith explored the region between 1607 and 1609
  • British warships chased the American fleet up the river during the War of 1812
  • The park was once an active farm and later a YMCA camp. 

 

 
 
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