Cheap Vacation House & Condo Rentals in Maryland

When you have only limited times to spend in Maryland, we highly recommend you to visit those famous places:

• Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine: 438 Vacation Rentals
• National Aquarium: 271 Vacation Rentals
• Sandy Point State Park: 233 Vacation Rentals
• Assateague Island National Seashore: 197 Vacation Rentals
• The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore: 244 Vacation Rentals
• B&O Railroad Museum: 207 Vacation Rentals
• The Walters Art Museum: 338 Vacation Rentals
• The Washington Monument: 254 Vacation Rentals
• American Visionary Art Museum: 376 Vacation Rentals
• Oriole Park at Camden Yards: 390 Vacation Rentals
• Fort Washington Park: 333 Vacation Rentals
• Six Flags America: 328 Vacation Rentals
• United States Botanic Garden: 452 Vacation Rentals
• Point Lookout State Park: 388 Vacation Rentals
• Calvert Cliffs State Park: 134 Vacation Rentals
• Antietam National Battlefield: 117 Vacation Rentals
• Brookside Gardens: 460 Vacation Rentals
• Patapsco Valley State Park: 135 Vacation Rentals
• Maryland Heights: 221 Vacation Rentals
• North Point State Park: 425 Vacation Rentals

Below are the airports in Maryland state:

• Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport: 86 Vacation Rentals
• Patuxent River Naval Air Station (Trapnell Field): 294 Vacation Rentals
• St Mary's Airport: 78 Vacation Rentals
• Hagerstown Regional Richard A Henson Field: 181 Vacation Rentals
• Lake Cumberland Regional Airport: 166 Vacation Rentals
• Montgomery County Airpark: 98 Vacation Rentals
• Lee Airport: 262 Vacation Rentals
• Martin State Airport: 221 Vacation Rentals

The climate changed a lot throughout the year. The peak season is in Spring and early Summer when it is not that hot. 

The Adventure Park at Sandy Spring is a good place for a weekend vacation. There are various kinds of adventures to explore, such as rock climbing, which can be trained in advance. There are also picnic areas in the park.

National Shrine of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton has a museum and a gift shop. It is a beautiful church and a wonderful museum dedicated to the first American Saint Elizabeth Seton. You can learn about her life and Catholicism.

Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine is the place to learn the importance of fortresses in American history. It's a great place to go with your family.

Northside Park in Ocean City, which offers several waterfront activities. Like fishing, crabs, walking, children's playground, etc. It is also an ideal place to enjoy the sunset in the bay. 

Sagamore Spirit Distillery in the Baltimore area, you can taste and visit various kinds of wine, also can make cocktails, of course, you can buy your favorite wine from here.

U. S. Naval Academy, a military academy campus. The campus of the Naval Academy is impressive, and it's an excellent school.

Antietam National Battlefield, you can feel the history here, stop at the tourist center, take part in a guided tour, drive, walk... Many choices! Stop along the way to visit monuments and read information signs, and don't miss the Burnside bridge.

University of Maryland, College Park & Johns Hopkins University are the famous universities in Maryland state. The University of Maryland at College Park has a high reputation for its computer science and business schools, and Johns Hopkins Univerisity in Baltimore is famous for its Medical research field.

Washington DC areas. Maryland is close to Washington DC. If you have enough time for the vacation, it is worth visiting Washington DC as well. 

Baltimore Museum of Art, a famous local museum, has many exquisite works of art.

The Walters Art Museum is a unique example of the integration of ancient relics and modern art. 

Baltimore

• Charleston Restaurant. The food is a little expensive, there are many delicious foods, and the taste is first-class. 
• Di Pasquale's Italian Marketplace & Deli, food is incredible. From pizzas to spaghetti, home dishes are delicious.

Ocean City

• Hobbit Restaurant. In the evening, there is a beautiful sunset outside the window. There are many special dishes and the price is relatively high.

Maryland Renaissance Festival is a true representation of the 16th-century British rural life festival. In this exciting Maryland Festival, there are a variety of activities suitable for all ages. The festival, which is held every August in Maryland, fully demonstrates the Renaissance of Maryland. The festival was held in Anne Arundel County, near Ocean City, less than an hour's drive from Washington, D.C.